All Chapters of Wolfless Hybrid: The Awakened Witch : Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

Ciara's POV I already knew I was having twins, my village doctor had confirmed it. But I wanted it double-checked before I told Wade the good news. I was beyond ecstatic. After spending twenty-one years alone, I never thought I’d be blessed with another child, let alone two. It didn’t even seem possible until I accepted Wade as my mate. I knew pregnancy could happen, and I was okay with it, until Vera started trying to drive a wedge between us.Honestly, it’s probably a good thing I’m pregnant. If I weren’t, I might’ve walked away. But knowing I’m carrying his children softened me. I knew losing me would destroy him. He loves me, he never hid it. But it was also painfully clear he cared about Vera. Not in a romantic way, it was more like a brother-sister bond. Still, when I warned him she wasn’t innocent, he didn’t believe me. That’s what broke me.As his mate, my instincts should’ve meant something to him. Instead, he chose to believe her over me. I couldn’t understand why… until I

Ashton's POV I received a mindlink from one of the gate guards, two members of the Werewolf Council had arrived unexpectedly. I had no clue why they were here, but I told the guard to let them through. It was just past two in the afternoon when they showed up, and frankly, I was still pissed about how they handled Damien. The punishment they gave him was pathetic. A damn watch that tracks him for ten years? That’s it? He should’ve gotten way worse.Sure, the watch was impressive, custom-made to shift with him whether he was in wolf or human form, and spelled to last a year before being replaced annually, but it still wasn’t enough. Everyone in California’s werewolf community knew what he did. Humans might be in the dark, but we weren’t. And I hadn’t forgotten he took my mate from me. Not just tried, he succeeded. The only reason I didn’t kill him myself was because Maya told me he protected her and her sisters from the other men. It didn’t erase what he did, but we both knew things c

Trey's POV Things weren’t going the way I planned.We’d tried to breach Red Crescent’s territory several times over the past few days and failed every time. Even when I sent two men in from opposite ends of the perimeter, their patrols were on them within minutes, too fast to be a coincidence. They didn’t know our objective yet, but they clearly knew we were rogues. I couldn’t wait to see the looks on their smug faces when they realized why we were really there, to kill them.That thought was the only thing keeping me sane these days. The rest of my crew was growing more nervous by the day. It didn’t help when Tom suddenly snapped, “When were you going to tell us about the vampires, Trey?”The tension in the air shifted immediately. He already knew. I narrowed my eyes as he turned his phone toward us. A picture lit up the screen, it was me, sprawled on the ground, bloodied, with Oliver towering over me like death itself. It was from the day he attacked me for hurting Maya.I didn’t n

Ashton's POV Oliver had updated me on the phone call he received. It was brief, but we all assumed the warning came from Tom, the only one among Trey’s group who hadn’t committed a serious crime. We suspected he was the anonymous informant. When Oliver asked if his name was Tom, there was a long pause before the caller hung up. The silence spoke volumes. He didn’t confirm or deny it. Whoever it was, we’d know soon enough once we caught them in the act.During that pause, Oliver told the caller that if they were innocent and only seeking justice, I would offer them a place in my pack, something we had discussed the day before. The only condition was that Henry would need to read them first. We would never allow another Vera situation to happen again.The only other possible informant was Thomas, though that was unlikely. He had crossed a serious line by sleeping with his Luna, an act that counted as a betrayal against the Alpha pair. Still, we suspected the Luna had used compulsion to

Trey's POV Earlier that morningI knew there was a traitor in our midst. I had my suspicions last night, and by morning, I had a plan to expose him. Before we even left our hideout, I was determined to deal with him. One of us wasn’t making it back today, and I’d make damn sure it was him.I wasn’t going to kill him myself. That would be too merciful. Instead, I’d leave him behind like the worthless coward he is. Once the Red Crescent warriors found him near their perimeter wall, they’d take care of the rest. His blood would be on their hands, not mine.He deserves to die for turning on me.But now, we had to move fast. I’d already fed him false intel, told him we were attacking at a different time. When he left camp for a little “walk,” I had Henry tail him. Henry’s a ghost when he needs to be. Sure enough, he caught Tom passing the fake attack time to someone over the phone.We confronted him afterward. Didn’t matter what we did, he wouldn’t give up the name. The bastard had alread