All Chapters of My Fated Enemy: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

DEARONMy eyes opened, and I jerked up to sit. My heart thundered in my chest, and my body was heavily coated with cold sweat. I heard her scream—Kaira's scream. The sound still echoed in my head, crashing in painful waves.My claws came out, my wolf growling inside me, ready to tear apart the one who hurt her. I sprang to my feet and rushed out of the tent, greedily sucking in the cold night's air. The full moon was at its peak. I could almost see the silver bastard's cruel smile. It mocked me. It mocked my powerlessness.“Fuck!” I growled, grabbing the first rock I could find and throwing it as high as I could.“Can't sleep?” Torin's voice sounded behind me.I turned around and saw a tension similar to my own clenching his every muscle. I drew a breath, forcing it through the tightness in my chest. “I had a nightmare,” I told him. “I saw Kaira… She was in pain, and I couldn't save her.”Torin held my stare, a soft smile curving his lips. “You've changed.” He stepped closer, studying

DEARONI knelt on the ground, restrained by a power I could hardly comprehend. I struggled, yanking the invisible ropes as I watched Darcio prowl toward Kaira. Her beautiful green eyes shone with a thick layer of tears. They were no longer lifeless; they burned fiercely. She sucked in a sharp breath as the mark on her neck faded. An overpowering relief flooded my body. She wasn't his. She didn't belong to him…Darcio snapped his fingers, and two of his warriors grabbed Kaira's arms, forcing her to her knees. Another rogue tossed him a pair of linen pants. Unhurriedly, he dressed while Kaira struggled to free herself from the warriors' grip. “Remember what I told you about disobedience?” Darcio purred, leaning over her.She screamed as he slapped her, dragging his claws across her cheek. Blood coated nearly half of her face, but her eyes still burned, her lips peeled back in a snarl. My wolf spirit roared inside me. I would tear him into fucking shreds! I would skin him alive! A low gro

The Farindoria's army didn't even need to truly engage in our fight. The sight of more trained warriors entering the battlefield finally struck fear into the rogues' hearts. Their leaders still roared, commanding them to charge, but once the silver arrows gleamed, ready to rain down on the rogues, they began to retreat.We chased them to the tunnel entrances, but with Heletria's magic gone, the tunnels began to collapse, burying them under a mass of rocks. Those who hadn't died in the battle or run in the tunnels scurried to the nearby woods. Dearon and Torin sent three of our squads to hunt them down. I couldn't feel any less sorry for those fuckers, but something else filled me with concern…Dressed in a spare men's tunic, I walked toward the gray-haired witch, Heletria's sister. She and her apprentices helped heal our warriors' most severe wounds. “What will happen to the underground castle?” I asked Saura.Her lips curved in a sorrowful smile. “With Heletria and her magic gone, it

KAIRAI stumbled, and my back hit against the tree trunk. Dearon lurched to help me, but I extended my hand, blocking him.“Don't,” I gritted out, stretching my hand even further in front of me. I needed distance. I needed to calm down. I needed my head to stop spinning. “Maybe…” I swallowed a knot in my throat. “Maybe I should… congratulate you then…”“Do you think I want to marry her?!” Dearon growled, a deep frown marring his forehead. “Do you know how much I hate the decision I made?!”I forced more air into my lungs, trying to gain any control over my hectic thoughts. “Torin said that the treaty is still unsigned… and with their attitude… Maybe you can still reject—”“I can't,” he strained through his teeth. “We… need them.”My brows knitted. “But when Morvan and Vulir suggested it before, you said that you're training new recruits, building a new army…”A bitter laugh escaped him. “I wanted this to be enough… but I visited the training camps.” His eyes locked on mine. “They're m

DEARON“She did it. She really did it!” The murmuring and laughs sounded behind me as I stood and stared at the Moon Cave's entrance. Sweet relief relaxed my muscles. I had wanted to believe that Saura was right, but the sliver of doubt had remained until I'd seen Kaira pass the invisible barrier blocking the entrance.Certainly, Morvan and Vulir weren't among those who cheered. They both looked furious, perhaps now cursing the gods and the Moon Goddess herself for choosing Kaira as the worthy one. I met their gazes, and they hurriedly lowered their heads, scurrying away.Sohan sat in his wheelchair, Torin standing beside him. I could see pride and relief in their eyes. Kaira's status was now unquestionable. Once we returned to Oryndale, she would be owed the respect due to great Korendorr's warriors and commanders. Well, at least that problem seemed permanently solved…I glanced at the Farindorian Generals and noticed Seth Calogero sauntering toward me, a faint smirk crossing his lip