Semua Bab The Dominant Omega And Her Submissive Alpha : Bab 101 - Bab 110

Star's POV I woke to the sound of boots creaking on old floorboards. The attic door opened with a drawn-out groan, and there she was. Ravena.Her hair was perfect, her expression smug, like she hadn’t just dragged a pregnant Luna to the edge of death. Her scent was a strange mix of lavender and ash, unnatural, unsettling.She stepped inside and shut the door with an infuriating softness, like this was her home and I was the guest overstaying my welcome. "Feeling better?" she asked, a mockery of kindness.I didn’t respond. My lips were cracked. My fever still clung to me like cobwebs, but I was lucid enough to see her for what she was, insane, dangerous, and deeply wounded.She walked to the side of the mattress and crouched. Her eyes studied me, those mismatched irises flickering with something twisted and gleeful."I was beginnin

Star's POVThe day dragged on, the silence oppressive as ever, filled with the weight of my isolation. Ravena hadn't come down to check on me yet, and it was almost as though she was giving me time to wallow in my weakness, to surrender to the poison she’d been feeding me.I was so close to the edge, my wolf barely a whisper in my mind, and my body growing weaker with each passing hour. But I had something now, plan, a glimmer of hope in the form of the Lunaris Blossom.I kept my movements slow, deliberate, as I took the fruit from its hidden place beneath my gown, crushing it carefully in my hands. The warmth of the fruit’s power filled me immediately as its juice soaked into my palms, and I could feel the faintest stir of life from my wolf.It wasn't much, but it was enough to give me the strength to play the game Ravena was expecting. I had to keep up the act, let her believe that I wa

Star’s POVI didn’t know what was happening outside the walls of Ravena’s little bungalow, but I felt it. The shift in the air, the change in the rhythm of Ravena’s steps as she entered the attic that morning. There was something different in her gaze, something triumphant and almost gleeful. I hadn’t seen that look from her in a while, and it made my stomach twist.“Good morning, Star,” she said, her voice soft, as if she were pretending to care. She stepped closer, eyes scanning me carefully, no doubt expecting to see a broken shell of a person.Instead, I met her gaze with all the strength I could muster. I wasn’t going to give her the satisfaction of seeing me at my weakest. Not anymore.She paused, inspecting me, and for a fleeting moment, I could see a flicker of something dark in her eyes. Then, with a little smirk, she spoke again, her tone laced with amusement. “I’ve decided to g

Helios' POVThe nights were the worst. I could still feel her, faint, like a dying ember refusing to go out, flickering somewhere far away where I couldn’t reach. The bond that should have burned hot between us, alive and electric, now felt stretched thin, like a fragile thread barely holding on.Star. My mate. My Luna.And my children… goddess, our babies. I had turned the entire territory inside out trying to find her. Scoured every inch of forest, every abandoned cabin, every inch of land that could conceal a scent trail. Nothing. It was like she’d vanished into thin air.I should have known it was Ravena. I clenched my fists, my claws biting into my palms, my wolf pacing restlessly inside me. I knew her obsession, her madness. But she didn’t want me. No. Ravena’s fixation had always been with my father, Killian. The bitterness twisted in my chest.She had abducted Star, not

Helios’ POVThe tension was almost palpable as I stood with my father and the scouts at the peripheries of the old Werewolf Academy. The building looked as desolate as my heart had felt these past weeks. Every day without Star was a living torment. Knowing my mate, pregnant and terrified, was somewhere in the hands of a monster. My wolf was restless, scratching beneath my skin, snarling for vengeance and aching to feel her close.I clenched my fists, trying to quiet the crushing ache in my chest. “Stay alert,” I ordered, my voice low and grim. “She’s close. I can feel her.”My father, Killian stood next to me, silent but radiating grim resolve. He'd seen too many battles to underestimate Ravena. Yet even his sharp instincts couldn't ease the storm inside me.Then it happened...a faint flicker across the bond. Star. "Helios…" Her voice was weak but alive, threading into my mind like a cool balm over a burning wound. My knees nearly buckled from relief. "I’m here… I’m still here…" she