All Chapters of Claws Of Fate: Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

CANEI sat at the head of the long table, my face hard and unyielding, but my heart heavy with the weight of the decision I was about to make. The elders had gathered quickly after I called for an emergency meeting, their faces etched with concern and curiosity. Everyone already knew about Leah's loss, and the air was filled with unease.As I rose to speak, the hall fell silent. The elders leaned forward, their eyes fixed on me, waiting for my decision. I took a deep breath, my voice firm and resolute."Leah's actions were treacherous," I began. "She has caused harm and destruction to our pack, to our people. She has betrayed my trust and manipulated those around her. But..."I paused, my eyes scanning the room. "Despite all of this, I will not send her to the dungeon. Not now, not after what she's been through."The room was silent, the elders exchanging surprised glances. I could sense their confusion, their disagreement. But I didn't waver."Losing a child is a pain unlike any

AVA'S POVI stood quietly on the balcony, the cool breeze whipping my hair into a frenzy as I watched the scene unfold below. Leah, the woman who'd tried to manipulate and deceive us all, was being escorted out of the pack by our guards. The irony wasn't lost on me. Just a short while ago, she'd been a part of our community, pretending to be one of us. Now, she was nothing more than a shadow, a reminder of the darkness that lurked within our own ranks.As I gazed down at Leah, I felt a weight settle in my chest. It wasn't pity that weighed me down, but exhaustion. The past few weeks had taken their toll on me, on all of us. The stress, the fear, the uncertainty, it had all begun to wear us down. I'd thought that finally, after everything we'd been through, we'd found a sense of peace. But now, as I watched Leah being led away, I realized that peace was a fleeting thing.Leah's face was a mask, her emotions locked tightly away. But her eyes...her eyes told a different story. They

AVA'S POVAs the days passed, my joy at the prospect of becoming a mother began to be tempered by a quiet worry that settled in the pit of my stomach like a small, insistent stone. I couldn't shake the memory of Leah, her face twisted in anger and pain as she was escorted out of the pack, her baby lost, her future uncertain. The thought of carrying Cane's child filled me with a mix of emotions - happiness, excitement, but also a nagging fear that I couldn't quite explain.Every time I thought about Leah's loss, a chill ran down my spine, as if the universe was reminding me of the fragility of life, of the uncertainties that lay ahead. I knew it was irrational, but I couldn't help wondering if something bad might happen to my own child too. Would I be able to protect them, keep them safe from harm? The doubts crept in, uninvited, and I couldn't seem to shake them off.I tried to push the thoughts aside, focusing on the present, on the tiny life growing inside me. But the worry ling

LEAH'S POVThe darkness of the hut seemed to suffocate me, the shadows cast by the flickering candlelight dancing across the walls like taunting ghosts. I sat quietly in the corner, my eyes still swollen from crying, the ache in my heart refusing to subside. The pain of losing my baby lingered, a raw and festering wound that seemed to grow more agonizing with each passing moment.As I gazed blankly into the dimness, my mind replayed the events that had led me to this desolate place. Cane's rejection, the pack's scorn, the loss of my child – it all swirled together in a toxic brew of anger, sorrow, and regret. But what hurt most, what gnawed at my soul like a ravenous beast, was knowing that my enemies were enjoying their lives.Ava, the usurper, the woman who had stolen Cane's heart from me, was probably basking in the warmth of his love, reveling in the adoration of the pack. The thought was a poisoned dagger, twisting in my gut, fueling the flames of my resentment. And Cane, t

CANEI walked into the pack house, and the first thing I saw was Ava, standing by the door, a vision in emerald green, her eyes sparkling like diamonds in the soft light. The room was filled with the warm glow of candles, the scent of fresh flowers wafting through the air, and the sound of soft music playing in the background. It was a night made for love, for peace, for celebration.As I made my way through the crowd, people wished me happy birthday, their faces smiling, their eyes warm with genuine affection. I felt a sense of gratitude towards them, towards the pack, towards Ava. We'd been through so much, and yet, here we were, standing together, stronger than ever.Ava's eyes met mine, and she smiled, a radiant smile that lit up the entire room. I felt my heart skip a beat, my pulse racing as I made my way towards her. She looked stunning, her skin glowing, her hair cascading down her back like a waterfall of silk."Happy birthday, Cane," she whispered, as I wrapped my arms ar