Semua Bab Betrayed By My Ex, Claimed By His Father: Bab 51 - Bab 60

CHAPTER 51RAVEN'S POVMATE!The moment Julian’s wolf roared “Mate,” I felt my world tilt. Exhaustion, pain, and the weight of everything I had endured crashed over me like a wave. My body gave out, my knees buckling as darkness threatened to consume me. But before I hit the ground, strong arms caught me. Julian’s scent enveloped me, familiar yet intensified by the bond now surging between us.For the first time, it was real—unfiltered, unbroken.Tears welled in my eyes as I forced myself to look up at him. His hands trembled as they held me, his eyes wild with emotion. “You finally feel it?” I whispered, my voice barely more than a breath. Before he could answer, my vision blurred, and the world faded to black.I woke to the scent of herbs and candle smoke. The soft rustling of fabric and hushed whispers surrounded me. Blinking against the dim light, I recognized the healer’s chambers. My body ached, but it was a distant pain—numbed by something far stronger.The moment my eyes flut

CHAPTER 53LUCKILY, IT DIDN'T.It was a messenger at the door. He was carried away staring at something when Julian opened the door. Guess that was why he didn't hear us call.“Jeez!" I exclaimed. “You scared us for a minute." The messenger snapped out of it, bowing immediately. “I'm so sorry, Alpha and Lady Raven." Julian nodded curtly. “What brings you here?" He pulled out a heap of books and tomes from the small bag he held. “The Beta asked me to deliver these to his daughter." Julian parted for me to get them. I did, my eyes narrowing cautiously on the heap. “Thank you." "Also,” the messenger began, "He has asked for a brief conversation with the Alpha. He says it is urgent.”Julian groaned lightly, and a chuckle escaped my lips. "Tell him he'll be there.” I injected.The messenger nodded. He took his leave, and Julian shut the door, leaving just us both together again.“You want me to leave?" He asked with furrowed brows.I shrugged, a smile on my lips. “Well, just say I nee

CHAPTER 55HARSH REALITY.The war chamber had grown colder since Harin’s death. A heaviness lingered, pressing against the walls like a silent accusation. We’d taken a break to breathe, to think. But time wasn’t our ally.Now, another name sat before us.Luca.He slouched in the chair like he owned the place, arms draped lazily over the sides, one leg propped over the other. The same man who had once begged for forgiveness now looked like he couldn’t care less.Julian stood beside me, stone-faced, eyes trained on him like a predator. I stayed seated, arms crossed, forcing my expression to stay neutral even as my stomach twisted.“You know why you’re here,” Julian said coldly.“Enlighten me, Alpha,” Luca replied with a smirk, voice dripping with mockery. “Am I being blamed for another ritual I didn’t attend?”Julian’s jaw ticked. “You were close to Elena. Too close not to know something.”Luca rolled his eyes. “I fucked her, yes! But I had no business with her and her dark magic.”I na

CHAPTER 57THE BETRAYAL STABBED DEEP.Outside, I let the cold air burn my lungs. Myra’s words echoed like poison in my head. She had known my mother. Knew what happened to her. Knew how to break fate itself.I didn’t know who to trust anymore. But I knew one thing for certain:They wanted me to doubt myself. They wanted me to sever the bond. And if I gave in… I’d be doing their work for them.I couldn't let that happen.The scent of sweat and steel lingered in the night air, far too thick for this time of evening. I stood on the upper balcony of the war wing, staring down at the dim courtyard below—where movement flickered like shadows trying to stay hidden.Figures danced across the dirt floor, clashing blades in silence. No torches, no sanctioned drills. Just cloaked silhouettes sparring in a ring of secrecy.I squinted… and my stomach turned.Luca.Even at a distance, I could feel his presence. The way he moved—arrogant, sure, like the world owed him something and he was here to co

CHAPTER 59PURIFIED, SANTIFIED, CLEANSED—I needed to be all of these things.This was the only way I could regain myself, I needed to do it for the pack too.The cleansing fire crackled at the heart of the ceremonial ring, casting golden sparks into the air. The entire pack stood around it—shoulders brushing, hands clasped, eyes trained on me. Some still looked hesitant. But most… most looked hopeful.The sigils that had once marred our land, woven into corners of halls, etched in stone behind our gates—all had been marked for purging. Myra’s shadows were being burned from the roots up. But the bond she had tried to fracture needed something more. Something sacred.Callen—the pack's sorceror—stood before me now, tall and radiant, his silver robes whispering against the ground. The moonstone staff in his hand pulsed gently, humming with ancient magic."Raven," he said softly, "will you receive the light willingly?"I nodded, throat tight. “I will.”He reached forward, dipping his finge