Todos los capítulos de The Accused Mate: Capítulo 81 - Capítulo 90

POV: Amara Kings The heavy weight in my head dropped me to my knees. Sharp pain shot through my temples as Orion's voice echoed inside my mind. Help me, sister. I gasped, holding my head as the world spun around me. The bond between us—a relationship I'd only recently discovered—burned like fire in my chest. "Amara!" Elias rushed to my side, his hands steady on my shoulders. "What's wrong?" I couldn't answer. Orion's pain was unbearable, flooding through our twin bond. My brother, hidden from me for eighteen years, just like I'd been hidden from the world. Now he was caught by The Mother—by Seraphina—our own mother. "It's Orion," I managed to say between ragged breaths. "He's calling for me." Elias helped me to a nearby chair. We were in the war camp, maps spread across the table showing The Mother's path of destruction. Alpha Reina and the others watched me with wary eyes. "What do you mean 'calling for you'?" Viktor asked, his eyes narrowing. "Mind links only work wit

POV: Marcus Hale"He's lying!" The charge cut through the war council like a knife.I froze, my finger still pointing at the map where I'd been explaining our defense plan. All eyes turned to the back of the tent where Gamma Rael stood, his face twisted with anger."Your Beta has been feeding information to the enemy," Rael continued, stepping forward. "I have proof."My heart hammered against my ribs. This couldn't be happening. Not now. Not when we were so close to forming a united front against The Mother."That's a serious accusation," Elias said, his voice dangerously calm. He turned to me, his eyes searching mine. "Marcus?""It's not true," I said firmly, holding his eyes. "Rael is the one we should be asking. He disappeared for three hours last night.""Because I was following him!" Rael pointed at me again. "I saw him meeting with one of The Mother's spies at the edge of camp."The tent exploded in shouts. Alpha Reina and the other Northe

POV: Alpha Charles Winters (in flashback)The witch's neck snapped under my hands. Her body crumpled to the forest floor, eyes still wide with fear. I looked at what I'd done, my heart racing. This wasn't meant to happen. I just wanted information about my unborn children, not blood on my hands.But she'd said those words—those terrible words about my babies—and something in me broke."What have you done, Charles?"I spun around. My Beta, Luther Cain, stood at the edge of the clearing, fear on his face."She knew something about my children," I said, my voice shaking. "About Seraphina's baby. She said they would bring destruction."Luther neared slowly, as if I were a wild animal. "What exactly did she say?"I closed my eyes, the witch's words burning in my mind. "Twins born under the blood moon. One blessed with power beyond measure, one cursed to betray. Together they will end the old order.""Twins?" Luther's eyes widened. "Seraphina is carryi

POV: Ingrid DevereauxThe witch's blood spilled over my hands as I pressed harder on her wound. Her eyes - once filled with hate - now showed only fear."Stay with me, Celeste," I ordered. "You don't get to die yet."When my son had brought this half-dead witch into our pack house, I wanted to finish the job myself. After all, she had helped trick Elias with that fake mate bond. But now she was our only chance to save Amara."Mother, let me—" Elias started.I cut him off with a look. "Get the healing flowers from my cabinet. The red box."As he rushed away, I turned back to Celeste. Her skin was getting paler by the second."Why did you help Kamla deceive my son?" I ordered, pressing harder on her wound.She coughed, blood coloring her lips. "I had no choice. The Mother... she has my family.""The Mother?" The name sent ice through my blood. I hadn't heard it spoken in twenty years.Celeste's eyes widened. "You know of her?"Before I

POV: The Raven (The Mother's Spy)I dodged the arrow that whistled past my wing feathers. Too close! The dog guard below had good aim, but not good enough. I circled higher, my black wings catching the afternoon sunshine.Being a raven had its perks. No one ever accuses a bird of spying. I've watched these wolves for months now, sitting on windowsills, perching on tree branches, listening to every secret, every plan. And my true boss, The Mother, was pleased with what I'd learned.Today was important. I needed to see the girl with my own eyes. The one they called Amara.I swooped down to land on the roof of the small cabin where they were hidden. Tiny holes in the wooden planks let me peek inside and hear everything. Perfect.The girl stood in the middle of the room, her hands sparkling with golden light. Even from here, I could feel her power. It made my feathers stand on end."She's stronger than we thought," I mumbled to myself, memorizing every detai