All Chapters of He Called Me Weak, Now I Hold His Fate: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Nadia's pov His knife came down in a gleam of steel and moonlight. I barely rolled away in time, the blade slicing a hot line across my shoulder. Pain flared, sharp and sickening, but my eyes locked on him Varic’s uncle, the monster who’d cornered me. His grin widened at the sight of my blood.“You’re stubborn, girl,” he hissed, circling me like the predator he was. “Vanessa was stubborn too, right until the moment I silenced her. Now it’s your turn.”My chest heaved. My body ached from running, from hiding, from fear pressing on me like a vice. Still, I staggered to my feet, clutching a stone in my palm as if it could save me.“You killed her,” I spat, blood in my mouth. “You ruined everything Varic, Greg, all of them it was you.”He chuckled, slow and taunting. “I did what had to be done. Vanessa rejected me. Varic was too beloved, too strong. So I broke him. I cursed him, poisoned his line. And Greg? He was a fool, a dog who thought he could bite the hand that fed him. I used them

Greg’s POVThe stench of blood still lingered in my chambers. It had a coppery and thick scent and Thelma's body had long since been dragged away. My side burned from the stitched wound where her dagger had kissed my ribs, but it wasn’t the pain that twisted me it was the waiting.I sat slumped in the heavy chair, goblet untouched on the table beside me. The fire roared in the hearth, throwing shadows that seemed to mock me with every flicker. Where were they? By now she should have been dragged back in chains, begging at my feet.The door burst open. One of my lieutenants stumbled inside, his armor streaked with mud and blood. His eyes wouldn’t meet mine.I straightened, my voice low, dangerous. “Report.”He swallowed hard. “Alpha… the patrol Caeleen’s forces. They ambushed us in the woods. Most of our men… they’re gone.”For a moment, silence. The words barely registered. Then the meaning hit like a blade to my gut. My hand slammed against the table, sending the goblet shattering to

Nadia's pov I burst into the chamber, heart slamming in my chest, lungs raw from the run. My hands shook as I fumbled with the sash bag, dragging out the vial, the cure glinting faintly in the lantern light.“Varic ” I gasped, dropping to my knees beside his bed. His skin was pale, breath shallow, his wolf dimmed almost beyond reach. “Hold on. Just hold on. I have it.”My fingers uncorked the vial. The liquid shimmered like molten silver, the answer to every prayer I had whispered in the dark. I tilted it, guiding the rim to his lips The door crashed open.I spun just as a shadow filled the threshold. His laugh slithered through the room like venom.Varic’s uncle.“Did you really think,” he said, voice cruel and low, “that I’d let you undo everything?”Before I could shield it, his arm whipped forward. His blade sharp and merciless slammed against the vial. Glass shattered.The cure burst into the air in a spray of silver droplets.I screamed, scrambling to catch it, to salvage anyth

Nadia's povI could feel the cold creeping into me.The steel burned where it had pierced my side, but worse than the pain was the weakness, the way my strength drained like water through a sieve. My breaths came ragged, shallow, each one harder to hold onto than the last.Varic’s arms wrapped around me, shaking. His chest was heaving, his voice breaking as he shouted my name.“Nadia no, no, no, stay with me. Please, stay with me!”I wanted to answer him, to tell him it was all right, that I’d do anything to stay, but my lips felt heavy. My vision blurred. The warmth of his tears fell onto my face, hot against my cooling skin.“No!” His roar ripped through the air, raw and desperate. “Moon Goddess, hear me! Take me take everything I am. My strength, my immortality, my soul just give her back. Give her life!”I don’t know if I was dreaming, but the night seemed to tremble. The shadows around us bent and swayed, as though bowing to a power older than time. Varic pressed his forehead to

Nadia's pov I held him. His weight in my arms felt heavier than any mountain. His heartbeat was still there, but faint, like a drum played from miles away.“Stay with me…” I whispered, my forehead pressed to his. “Stay with me, Varic.”His eyelids fluttered, a ghost of a smile on his lips. “You’re safe,” he breathed. “That’s all that matters.”“No.” The word ripped out of me like a snarl. “That’s not enough. I won’t let you go. You hear me? I won’t.”My tears fell onto his face, and in the silver glow of the moon above, they shimmered. The same glow that had wrapped me moments ago now hovered at the edge of my vision, like something alive. The Goddess was still here. Watching. Listening.If she could take his immortality to save me, then maybe just maybe she could take something else to keep him alive.I tilted my head back to the sky and screamed. “Moon Goddess! You gave me life but you’re taking his. Please! Take me back if you must. Take my life, my wolf, my soul but don’t take hi