All Chapters of Betrayed By One, Chosen By Another: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

CHAPTER 142 Elena's POVI stood in the dim, flickering light of the inn, my stomach twisted in knots of anxiety. My heart raced as I watched a shocking scene unfold before me. Axel, the unstoppable werewolf who had faced many foes with great confidence, now lay on the ground.The rogue stood over him, a cruel boot pressing hard against his neck. In that moment, I saw something in Axel's eyes—was it shock? Was it fear?—something strange, like a dark cloud on a sunny day. Seeing him so helpless hit me like a punch, stealing my breath and leaving me completely still.“Get off him!” I yelled, my voice breaking from the rush of feelings inside me—fear, anger, and a need for help all mixed together. The rogue looked at me, his dark hair accentuating a face that was both beautiful and scary. There was a creepy grace about him that made me shiver.“Stay out of this, girl,” he said with a sneer, his tone full of disdain. As he pressed his weight onto Axel's throat, I heard my friend gasp in p

CHAPTER 144 Isabella's POV As I lay in bed with the darkness surrounding me like a thick blanket, I found myself looking at the ceiling, my mind caught in the whirlwind of feelings my mother had caused earlier that day. The painful truth nagged at me, not allowing me to sleep. “Now I hope she just left it hidden?” I whispered to the dark, feeling frustrated. For as long as I could remember, I had felt a gap between me and my wolf, a space that felt impossible to cross. Then, that discovery broke the weak grasp I had held onto. For years, I thought I was meant to lead, to be with my father. But no, I was meant to be the Luna Queen, the hidden power inside me ready to rise. “What does that mean?” I said quietly, almost a whisper. I felt a wave of uncertainty wash over me, taking away any calm I had. How could I make sense of this new identity and my past? “What if I'm not strong enough?” The minutes dragged on as I tossed and turned, the clock driving me crazy. Finally, I got so t

CHAPTER 146Ethan's POVI sat in the back seat of the car, the engine noise always reminding me of how far I had come and the burden I still had. The two guards from the Ravensong Pack were quiet, their serious faces showing how important this was.I looked out the window, seeing the trees speed by, memories of my time away mixing with the worry inside me. I was far from where I had last been, and the closer we got to the pack’s gates, the heavier my heart felt.As we neared the huge gates, a loud cannon blast rang out from inside, announcing my arrival. The noise shook my chest and awakened something deep inside me. Home.I took a deep breath, trying to calm my racing heart. The guards looked at each other, feeling the tension as the gates slowly opened with a loud creak. It felt unreal, but I knew I couldn’t go back.The car drove through the entrance, and I saw the familiar sights of the pack area. While we parked, I noticed familiar faces starting to gather, their expressions show

CHAPTER 148Isabella's POVI leaned back in the soft leather seat, the warm air inside doing little to ease the tiredness that hung over me like a heavy blanket after hours of driving. My mother, Serenity, sat stiffly in the front seat, her usually bright personality dimmed by the tiredness from our long trip.Her lively features looked worn out, a clear change from her usual energy. Emily stayed quiet in the backseat, staring out the window at the scenery, her face blank. Was she caught up in her own thoughts about this big change, or just reflecting my own tiredness?We had been driving for over twenty-four hours, and the quiet in the car felt heavy, wrapping around us like a thick fog. My mind, craving distraction, drifted back to Ethan, and a familiar pain, sharp and strong, settled in my chest.It was strange how often I thought about him, missing him, even during this big change. I could almost hear his soft voice, feel the warmth of his eyes, and see the playful sparkle when he

CHAPTER 150Ethan's POVMy heart raced as I tried to block out the distractions. My aunt's words were too urgent to ignore, the kind of news that could shift everything. I glanced at Brian; his confusion was evident, and I could sense his bewilderment. I pushed my emotions aside and interrupted, “Aunt, come in! We need to discuss this.”She entered with purpose, her expression serious. Without hesitating, she took a seat at the table next to me. The tension in the room was palpable, like the calm before a storm.Brian leaned in, confusion still etched on his face. “What exactly is going on here? What troubles are we talking about?”Before I could reply, my aunt dismissed Brian’s question with a wave of her hand. “The North isn’t what it used to be. My sources have informed me about the resurgence of the Blackwood Pack. They’ve been gathering strength, and it’s only a matter of time before they make their move.”"Sources?" Brian echoed, skepticism creeping into his voice. He was clearl