All Chapters of COME BACK OF THE SCARFACE PRINCESS : Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

Corvin's POVJace had been my brother from the very beginning. He stood by me and corrected me when I was wrong, without fear. And those bastards had the guts to take him away."He was a nice guy," her soft voice came from behind.I didn't turn to her as I watched the smoke burn off. The chill of the night had no effect on me. All I wanted now was to be left alone. I had nothing—my people gone."You can't mourn forever," she added when I didn't respond."Last I checked, this isn't forever," I hissed. "And you don't get to tell me how long I should mourn for him.""Can't you see?" her voice flattened. "They won't stop. And next? It might be you or me.""Well, they've taken everything away from me. I don't think I want to be part of this anymore," I said, walking away from the fire."You still have an opportunity to save the women in their hands," his voice cut through the air, dark and cold."Alpha," Vivian bowed as he walked closer."Count me out," I hissed, but he caught my hand befo

Vince's POVA sword to his soul?"And what might that be?" I asked, watching the smug grin plastered on Larry's face disappear."Come see for yourself," he said, leading me toward a carriage parked under the dying sun. The maidens inside shrank away as we approached, the stench of fear thick in the air.A guard swung the door open, dragging the women out one by one. Larry better not be wasting my time. When only two remained inside, I caught a glimpse of her—and everything froze."Is she—""Yes, she is," he cut in with a grim nod. "Elora. Wife of the Demon Alpha."Gasps broke out among the maidens. Even Elora looked startled by her title being spoken aloud. My eyes swept over her—brunette hair tangled and dusty, a faint scar running across one cheek, her hand instinctively protecting the swell of her belly. Six months… maybe more. And her eyes, blue… unlike anything I had ever seen before—it was magnetic.So this was the scarred woman who had tamed the Demon.A sharp, manic laugh burs

Larry’s POVJeff and Vince were cut from the same rotten cloth—reckless in all their ways. My stupid set of cousins. Jeff, though, was more on the stupid side, while Vince was a maniac on the verge of losing it. I also knew I should've been Lord, not Vince. But my father dismissed it at once when I brought it up."It doesn't matter who rules, so long as the purpose is served." He said it like that had settled everything. It never did.At least if not for Father—then for everyone who had sacrificed for this fight, I couldn't let them ruin it. The sacrifices of each dead rogue shall not be in vain.That thought kept me swallowing my pride, kept me at Vince's flank when caution was needed. He was best at giving orders and worse at following them. Still, he had to bend when the survival of our cause demanded it. And now was the time."My Lord," I bowed low.He took his eyes off the scarred Luna—she’d been sharp-tongued from the moment we'd found her. For her own good, she would have to du

Ava’s POVIt was kind of funny… that I didn't know what or who to believe anymore. And definitely not the Moon Goddess.Why was my life such a constant mess of events filled with turmoil? I was grateful only for Elora's strength seeping into mine. I couldn't imagine what I would have done in this situation as Ava.Probably crying in a corner... Maybe this strength of mine was Irikah's. Who knows, she really was a mean bitch who pretended to be an angel.Maybe I should have endured silently in Blood Moon. I shouldn't have wished for a better life. I should have taken the humiliation and maltreatment in good faith. At least I’d have been able to make up for Irikah’s shortcomings in her past life.And maybe the Moon Goddess would have taken pity on me and granted me a peaceful home, with a mate who loved and cherished me.But no. I wanted more. I wanted to find my mate so quickly that I didn't smell the foul play in his niceness. I thought someone had finally seen beyond my looks… Now lo

Dravin's POV"Where the hell is the fool?" I screamed, slashing my sword into the open air. He thought his minions could stop me—he was mistaken. "Show yourself, you bastard.""Alpha," Soren materialised beside me. "The prisoner is missing. It seems they've freed him.""Have you seen Alpha Vivian?" Corvin rushed to our side, panic in his voice. "Our men are dying."I exhaled sharply, feeling the toll of the battle already. "Have any of you seen the rogue I was fighting just now? Brown eyes, white fight gear."They shook their heads."That bastard." I roared, scanning the battlefield."What do we do now, Alpha?" Soren asked."Have any of you seen the pups? Elora or the maidens?" I asked, killing a struggling rogue with a swift throw of my sword. The creature collapsed at my feet."All the tents are on fire. I don't think the Luna or maidens are here," Soren replied, his breathing uneven."I tried to mind-link Elora, but she blocked me. I lost contact," I admitted, taking on another cre