All Chapters of Claws Of Fate: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

LEAHI paced back and forth inside the hut, my heart racing with a mix of emotions. Anger and fear swirled inside me, each one feeding off the other. I had planned this moment for so long, and had worked tirelessly with Liz and Alpha Fred to make sure everything went according to plan.But now, as I looked at Cane's mother lying helpless in the corner, I couldn't shake off the feeling that something was off. She was weak and unconscious, her body battered and bruised from our earlier encounter. But even in her vulnerable state, she seemed to radiate an aura of calm, of peace.I scoffed at the thought. She was just a prisoner, a pawn in my game of revenge. And soon, she would be nothing but a bargaining chip, a tool to break Cane's will.But despite my confident words to myself, my nerves twisted and turned with anxiety. What if Cane didn't come for her? What if he didn't care enough about his precious mother to risk everything to save her?I pushed the thoughts aside, trying to f

AUTHOR'S POVThe chaos erupted into a flurry of activity as the guards sprang into action. I quickly assessed the situation, my mind racing with the dual priorities of saving Cane's mother and dealing with Leah's unexpected labor."Some of you, secure Leah and Liz," I instructed the guards, my voice firm and commanding. "Make sure they're safe and under guard. Others, carefully carry the Luna mother back to the pack's headquarters. We need to get her medical attention immediately."The guards nodded, quickly dividing into two groups. Some of them surrounded Leah and Liz, trying to keep them calm and under control as Leah's labor and the contractions grew stronger. Others rushed to the Luna mother, their faces etched with concern as they carefully lifted her into their arms.I watched as they carried Cane's mother away, my heart heavy with worry. We had to get her to safety, had to get her the medical attention she needed. I knew Cane would be devastated if anything happened to he

AUTHOR'S POVThe healing room was thick with tension, the air heavy with unspoken emotions. Cane's mother lay still on her bed, her breathing faint and labored, the monitors beeping softly as the doctor and nurses worked tirelessly to stabilize her. The soft glow of the medical equipment cast an eerie light on the room, illuminating the worried faces of the pack members who had gathered outside.On the other side of the room, Leah's cries echoed through the space, her body trembling with each contraction. The healers surrounding her spoke softly, trying to calm her down, but their eyes darted nervously towards Cane's mother, as if fearful of what might happen next.The pack members gathered outside the room shifted restlessly, their faces a mixture of shock, curiosity, and concern. Some of them whispered to each other, their voices hushed but their eyes fixed intently on Leah's bed. Others stood frozen, their faces pale and drawn, as if trying to process the unexpected turn of ev

CANE'S POVI sat quietly in the hospital, the soft beeping of the machines and the gentle hum of the fluorescent lights above a stark contrast to the turmoil that had been brewing inside me. Relief washed over me like a wave, threatening to overwhelm me as the doctors told me my mother was now stable. She was conscious, though still very weak, and needed rest.I gazed at her pale face, her eyes closed in a peaceful slumber. My heart swelled with emotion as I took her hand in mine, feeling a sense of gratitude and love for this strong, resilient woman who had endured so much. I had been so scared, so consumed by fear and anger, that I hadn't allowed myself to feel anything else. But now, with her safe and stable, I could finally breathe again.I sat there for a while, holding her hand and watching her sleep. The hospital room was quiet, the only sound was the soft rustle of the nurses' uniforms as they moved about, checking the machines and monitoring my mother's condition. I wa

AVA'S POVI stood there, my mind still reeling from the events that had unfolded earlier. The chaos with Cane's mother, the shocking sight of Leah in the hospital, it was all still sinking in. I felt like I was in a daze, like I was watching everything from outside my body.As I stood there, trying to process everything, one of the nurses approached me quietly. .Her expression was somber, and I knew instinctively that something was wrong. My heart sank, and I felt a sense of trepidation wash over me."Ms. Ava," the nurse said softly, her voice barely above a whisper. "I need to speak with you for a moment."I nodded, my mind racing with possibilities. What could she possibly want to tell me? Has something happened to Cane's mother? But as I looked into the nurse's eyes, I saw a mixture of sadness and pity there. And I knew."What is it?" I asked, my voice barely above a whisper.The nurse hesitated for a moment before speaking. "Leah...she lost the baby," she said gently.I felt a