All Chapters of Claws Of Fate: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

LEAHI slowly opened my eyes, the world around me blurry at first before the white walls of the pack clinic came into focus. My body felt weak, but the faint smile on my lips showed my heart was full of satisfaction. I was finally getting what I wanted, finally getting the upper hand.As I turned my head, I saw Cane standing by my bedside, tall and strong, his face unreadable. Just the sight of him there made me feel victorious. I knew that he was here because of the child, because of the life growing inside me. And that knowledge gave me a sense of power, a sense of control.I looked at Cane, my eyes locked on his, and I could see the tension in his body. He was trying to hide it, trying to keep his emotions in check, but I could see it. He was worried, concerned about the future and about the child.But I didn't care about his worries. I didn't care about his concerns. All I cared about was the fact that he was here, that he was acknowledging the child. And that was all that matte

CANEI walked out of the clinic, my anger simmering just below the surface. I couldn't stand being inside that room with Leah after what she had said. Her words still lingered in my mind, making my blood boil with frustration and rage.She had looked so happy, so smug, as she told me that I should send Ava away so we could live a beautiful life together with the child she was carrying. The audacity of her suggestion was staggering. Did she really think that I would abandon Ava, my mate, my partner, for her? Did she really think that I would betray Ava's trust and love for someone who was so clearly manipulative and selfish?I hated how Leah always tried to use every situation to get what she wanted. She had no qualms about using guilt, manipulation, or even the child she was carrying to get me to do her bidding. And it was infuriating.As I walked away from the clinic, I felt my anger building. I couldn't believe that Leah still didn't get it, that she still didn't understand that

CANEAs I looked into Ava's eyes, I felt my chest tightening, a sense of dread building in my stomach. She deserved peace after everything we had survived, yet here I was, about to break her heart with news I could barely accept myself. The weight of what I was about to reveal felt crushing, like a boulder pressing down on my shoulders.For a moment, I wished I could stay silent, and could somehow shield her from the pain that was to come. But I knew the truth couldn't be hidden. Ava was my mate, and she would feel the storm in me sooner or later. She would sense the turmoil brewing inside me, and she would demand to know what was wrong.I took a deep breath, trying to calm my racing thoughts. I knew that I had to be honest with her, and had to tell her the truth about Leah and the child. But the thought of causing her pain was almost too much to bear. I felt like I was standing on the edge of a cliff, staring into the abyss, with no safety net to catch me if I fell.As I looked a

LEAHI lay in the pack clinic, my body still recovering from the ordeal I had been through. But despite my physical weakness, my mind was racing with excitement and anticipation. I had just found out that I was pregnant, and this news made me feel powerful again. The sense of vulnerability that had plagued me for so long was slowly seeping away, replaced by a growing sense of confidence and determination.As I thought back to my time in the dungeon, I couldn't help but feel a sense of shame and embarrassment. I had been trapped, helpless and powerless, at the mercy of those who had wronged me. But now, everything has changed. I was carrying Cane's baby, and this gave me a sense of leverage and control that I had been lacking.I smiled to myself, feeling a sense of satisfaction and triumph. Cane would have to take care of me now, to protect me and our child. He would have to prioritize my needs and my safety above all else. And I knew that this would give me the upper hand in our r

AVAI found Cane pacing angrily in his chambers, his chest rising and falling heavily as he struggled to contain his emotions. I could feel the storm in him without needing to ask, Leah's message had gotten under his skin and was fueling his rage. I stepped closer, my presence soft but firm, determined not to let Cane spiral deeper into his anger.As I approached him, Cane's eyes flashed towards me, his gaze intense and turbulent. I could see the turmoil brewing inside him, the conflict between his love for me and his responsibility towards the child Leah carried. I knew that Cane was torn, and that Leah's manipulation was playing on his emotions.I reached out to him, my hand gentle on his arm. "Cane," I said softly, trying to calm him down. "Let's talk about this. Let's figure out what to do next."Cane's gaze locked onto mine, his eyes searching for answers. I could see the uncertainty in them, the doubt and the fear. He was trying to navigate this complex situation, to do what