All Chapters of MATED FOR ONLY A BABY: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Gwen POVThe night before the battle felt like the longest stretch of time in my life and beyond.The Bloodfang warriors stood alongside us, like there have known us for ages, sharpening their weapons in preparation for a conflict that would determine everything. The atmosphere was charged with tension and fear, the metallic smell of steel and blood already engulfing my senses. This was the moment,the moment I have been waiting for.No more evasion. No more concealment, no more running,it time to face the fears.We were confronting Ronan head-on. This fight would end here.I positioned myself at the camp's perimeter, looking into the horizon. The moon shined through the trees with a silver glow. Behind me, Liam, Xander, and Alven were finalizing their arrangements."Are you ready for this?" Xander asked, joining me.I released a deep breath. "I don't think I've ever felt prepared for anything in my life, I am more than prepared."He laughed lightly. "That's the essence of war. Readine

Gwen POVStanding before me, in chains, knelt Ronan, Tina, and Selene captured, defeated, and entirely at my mercy,it really feels so good.The blazing firelight revealed their bruises and battered body, dripping away the aura of untouchable rulers they once had. They were prisoners now,our furking prisoners.Xander and Alven stood next to me, weapons ready, while Liam, despite his injuries, leaned silently against a wooden post. The Bloodfang warriors surrounded our captives, their expressions filled with haterd. They had waited long for this moment.But this was not merely about revenge.It was about obtaining answers.And I was determined to find them.I stood before Ronan, locking eyes with the man who once haunted my nightmares,and destroyed everything nature gives me.Now?He seemed diminished, finished infact.Vulnerable."I never thought I'd witness the day you'd be reduced to this," I said quietly.Ronan managed a smirk, but it lacked conviction. "Enjoy this moment."I seized

Gwen POV Selene's words echoed in my mind like a tempest.The name she had uttered lingered on my mind like a lullaby, a persistent shadow refusing to let me be. I never expected to hear it again.For so long, I believed that Ronan was the one planning everything. Then I thought it was Selene. But now? Now I understood the reality.They were merely pawns in the game.The true enemy? They were still out there, and if Selene was correct, they had been biding their time for the perfect opportunity to strike like what the furk.I faced her, my grip on my blade tightening. "Where are they?"She laughed softly, shaking her head. "Oh, Gwen. You really think I'd just share that with you?"I pressed the dagger against her throat, but she didn't even flinch nor move."You're too late," she murmured. "They're already on the move."A wave of fear washed over me. This wasn't merely a warning.It was a declaration of war.I dragged Selene back to camp, my thoughts racing like bolt. If she spoke th

(Gwen's POV)The night air was cold, though I felt little of it on my body. My body throbbed with pain, my wounds stung like bee, and my mind refused to calm. Kai was alive and worse still, he was the mastermind behind everything that is happening.I sat by the river, staring at my reflection in the dark waters. The person staring back was no longer who I used to be. I had lost too much and fought too hard,too hard and I'm loosing it already.Liam sat silently beside me. His usual silence pace, replaced by a dense silence. Alven and Xander stood nearby, speaking in low whispers, their expressions grim and clear. It was clear to everyone; this was no longer just a war.We were battling my brother.Eventually, Liam broke the silence. "What's the plan, Gwen?"I inhaled deeply, pushing down the emotions threatening to overwhelm me. "We need to discover who trained him. No one attains that level of power alone,like for real."Alven frowned. "You think he's just a pawn in the game?"I nodde

Gwens POVThe mountains stood prominently and steady against the horizon, their sharp peaks filled in mist as we approached the ruins. Here, we hoped to find the answers we sought.Over the past two days, we had been hunting down the remnants of Kai's army, dealing with captured warriors to reveal information. Most died before revealing anything, remaining loyal to him even in their final moments. However, one warrior who feared Kai more than he feared torture uttered a crucial phrase before succumbing to his injuries."The Shadowborn wait in the ruins of the Forgotten."It wasn't really useful tho, but it was a guide, and right now, it was all we had.Liam walked quietly beside me, observant yet silent. His wounds were healing gradually, but his anger lingered the more. Alven was ahead, tense and gripping his sword tightly. He hadn't spoken much since our confrontation with Kai not out of fear, but out of fury. At himself. At me. At everything.Xander trailed behind us, his usual gri