All Chapters of Escaping From My Ruthless Husband: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

"I heard there was a spy on the ship as well. They signaled the pirates to attack us!"Sitting in the corner of the boat, watching my body gradually grow numb, I heard those whispers.What a perfect time to attack.I laughed bitterly in my mind, recalling the moment Alessandro dropped me from his arms like I was nothing more than a heavy burden, something disposable. Something that could die beneath the crumbling walls.That expression on his face when he realized Evelyn was about to fall—the way he let his wolf approach her without hesitation...No doubt about it. He loved her deeply. So much so that he was ready to discard everything else around him.I curled into myself, trying to disappear from everyone’s sight. The pain was strong, and everything around me was turning unclear.As I drifted close to unconsciousness, the staff member who had carried me to the boat earlier slowly approached me. His smile was polite and distant.With a small nod, he gestured to the first aid box and

When I was younger, I used to hate darkness. Each time the dark shrouded the world, the fear of being abused, beaten, starving, and sometimes—watching my father's ruthless wolf hunting those animals like they meant nothing to the world—came crawling in.The more I grew up, the better I realized—not only those innocent pets but even my life didn’t matter.I was different. I had my mother’s eyes, but I wasn’t like her at all. She was a woman who would charm men to earn money. While my father would drink all day long, and at night, he would go to my mom, torture her, and lock me inside a small closet.I was different. My eyes were different, and my hair... they were different too. Different from my mother’s as well.And once I grew up, I knew that all I had was my appearance—different from the people around me. No one had those eyes—silver with a drop of blue in the center. Long bluish-silver hair that I started dyeing when I was six.I was bullied constantly. No CPS, no cops could help,

After handling a few tasks in my company and helping others to stay cautious with the ongoing situation, I walked into the house.The Pack's sky was dark. The faint moonlight barely reached the ground, as if the heavens themselves turned their back on us. The air reeked of something uncanny, like someone had sprayed Wolfsbane across the entire territory. A looming disaster hung in the atmosphere—but why?Kyde didn’t seem to care. He was one of the strongest Alphas blessed by the Moon Goddess, yet he had gracefully refused the role of the next Alpha, syncing with the decision I once made without hesitation.As I pushed the door open and stepped inside, something felt off. Different. The house that once carried familiarity no longer welcomed me. I didn’t feel the weight of responsibility. No footsteps hurried toward me. No polite, rehearsed smile. No glass of cold water with a slice of lemon resting on the rim. Just silence.Why would I miss that presence around me? Why would I feel det

With a slight chill down my spine and cold sweats, I woke up in a room I couldn't recognize. The scent of lavender in the air was thick enough to twist my stomach and force my body off the bed in panic.There was a needle attached to my hand with an IV drip. Pulling it away from me, I stood in the middle of the room.My hand reached my mouth as I scanned the space, spotting the bathroom in the south corner.With the bathroom door closed behind me, the sound of the main door opening echoed through the room."You should have been a better mother if you didn't want to see her go through it." A voice came. Not the man who claimed to be my brother—someone else.I threw up, feeling everything inside trying to force its way out. I hadn't had proper meals, so it became incredibly difficult.Sitting on the floor, I watched myself collapse with no hope. I was terrified of walking out of the bathroom. Seeing that woman who made my life a living hell. A woman who faked her death to leave me with

I went straight to the Alpha Pack House soon after. The entire Pack was chaotic and desperate to run away. The weak Werewolves to Omegas were disoriented and hysterically shifting into their wolves. They were losing control over their emotions, creating havoc and confusion that put the young pups and the unmated females at serious risk. The tension hung thick in the air like a dense fog of fear and impending doom.When I walked into the hall room, the house felt eerily silent. The contrast between the panic outside and the emptiness inside felt like a split in two different worlds. The servants were randomly running around, bumping into each other, their expressions pale and eyes filled with uncertainty. Some elders were talking in the corner of the hall room in hushed voices, their expressions grim yet terrified. One could tell by just looking at them that something far worse than a rogue attack was hovering over us.As I walked towards Alpha Simmons’s room, one of the elders, Sir Da