All Chapters of My Fated Enemy: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

KAIRAI could hardly breathe. My heart thundered against my chest, and goosebumps traveled through my every limb. This was what I wanted. I dreamed of forever being by his side… but wearing his mark? As insane as it might seem, I had never truly considered what it meant.“Your… Luna,” I choked out, suddenly feeling like an absolute idiot.We had talked about it before, but then, Dearon hadn't even known who I was. Perhaps I had felt safe then because becoming his mate had never been a real possibility. The Kaira I had created—the one without blood on her hands and with no guilt in her heart—could consider becoming his Luna and Queen with ease. The real me had no such luxury.“I can't be your Luna,” I strained, feeling the bubbling panic within me.His arms shifted around me, pulling me closer. “Why not?” He frowned. “You told me you are mine. Was that a lie?”I shook my head and swallowed up a knot in my throat. “You know how I feel about you.”“Then why?” he demanded.“You know why!”

“This way,” Raden murmured, jerking his chin at the path ahead of us. This was it. This was the day we would end Alpha Gaios's reign.Raden pulled on his hood and rushed through the arcaded walkway running along the southern side of the market square. Nazo, Dearon, and I followed him, blending in with the crowd of townspeople. The people of Thaloris barely spared us a glance. Their faces were pale and joyless, as if every ounce of energy had been sucked out of them years ago.More than a hundred rebels had already taken over a few districts. In less than thirty minutes, another two hundred would take control over the central part of the city. With barely a hundred and fifty guards to protect Thaloris outside the castle, this task should go smoothly. Seizing control over the castle itself would be much more complicated…A crowd ahead forced me to slow down my pace. My eyes drifted to the woman carrying her groceries home. Suddenly, one of her bags tore, and a few apples rolled onto the

DEARONRaden had sent three warriors after the witch, but they had turned out helpless against her magic. She had used some deadly spells, leaving their scorched bodies in the courtyard and escaping.I saw guilt on Kaira's face as she saw the corpses, but before she could say something idiotic like claiming it had been her fault, I pulled her into my arms and whispered, “We will catch her one day. She will pay for this.”Kaira slid her arms around my waist, muttering, “She will.”I looked around, surveying the members of the resistance surrounding the courtyard, celebrating their triumph. The rebels had seized control of Thaloris just as easily as we'd predicted. The quick seizing of control of the army had been slightly more unexpected. It had turned out that Alpha Gaios's elite warriors had not been as loyal as the Calogeros had believed.The other squads of rebels had taken over the remaining White Fire Pack bastions, making sure no retaliation would come. And now, with every still

DEARONHonestly, a part of me wanted to see Auretta executed here, in Korendorr. Kaira, however, had chosen otherwise. Finally, we had put all Farindorians into prison wagons and escorted them to Thaloris for Raden to decide on their fate. It had been the right thing to do. No matter how many schemes Auretta had crafted during her time here, I was certain it had been merely a fraction of the wicked deeds she had committed in her kingdom.Vulir and Morvan needed to be dealt with next. I had told the council about everything they had done, and let them choose Vulir's and Morvan's fates in a vote. As suspected, the remaining members of the council decided on their execution.Unfortunately, that was merely the beginning of a long list of things that needed to be handled. The day after Vulir and Morvan had been executed, Torin and I left Oryndale to inspect our newest squads. We were hoping to find more strong warriors that could reinforce our army's core.While we headed to the camp, Kair

DEARONMy mate. Never had I thought I would feel such peace, and I knew it was because of her. My love for her had grown before our mate bond appeared, but only now did I realize how I longed for her in my life.Made for me. She was perfection, every inch of her, and every single detail could easily trigger more desire. I craved her, wanted her beyond the limits of sanity. I would have gladly spent days or weeks buried in her and killed anyone who would have tried to separate us.Especially that last detail turned out to be quite uncontrollable. I'd even growled at Saura when she had helped Kaira get dressed for the road. Fortunately, the witch had only laughed and explained that extreme possessiveness had been something natural among newly mated couples. Well, I wouldn't know. The bonds no longer existed when I was born…Even if my logical mind reminded me of how ridiculous it was, I felt restless knowing we were heading to the training camp with over a hundred male warriors in it. B