Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Mate Chose The Bitch Who Hurt Our Baby : Kabanata 151 - Kabanata 160

OLIVIA’S POVThe first thing I noticed was the cold.Not the kind that creeps under your skin from winter air, but the kind that coils around you, damp and stale, like a dungeon with no warmth, no light, and no mercy.I stirred, my limbs heavy and sluggish, as if someone had poured lead into my veins. My wrists ached—restrained. Shackles. Not silver, thankfully, but tight enough to limit movement. I blinked into the dim light filtering through narrow windows high up in the stone walls.Definitely not the Blackwood Pack.The scent was different—foreign. Masculine and earthy, but mixed with something sharp and unnatural. Chemical.I could feel it. This was pack territory. Not rogue. Structured. Guarded. Controlled.And that’s when it hit me.Alpha Dorian.He was the only one left who had a motive. He was the only one crazy enough to support Evelyn. And now, it seemed, he was the one who had me.I shifted slightly, testing the binds. My wolf stirred inside me, weak but present. The silve

OLIVIA’S POVI blinked the last traces of the nightmare from my eyes, my skin still tingling from the phantom claws that had tried to touch me in that dream—no, that vision. But the burning slap on my cheek brought me crashing back into reality. Not the dream-world of shadowy threats, but the cruel, twisted world Evelyn had dragged me into.And there she stood.Evelyn.Perfectly coiffed hair, lips curled in that familiar venomous sneer, and eyes glowing with the sick satisfaction of thinking she had won.But I didn’t panic.I smiled.Her eyes narrowed at once. That wasn’t the reaction she expected, and I could see her mentally trying to recalibrate.“Oh Evelyn,” I drawled, my voice a little hoarse but laced with mockery, “of course I missed you. These rusty old walls needed a face like yours to match their aesthetic.”That did it.The smile she wore faltered. Her jaw twitched, and I saw her fists curl slightly at her sides. For a moment, her bravado cracked, and that brief flicker of

EVELYN’S POVI didn’t bother knocking.I pushed open the door to Dorian’s office, fury burning in my chest like wildfire. The sharp creak of the hinges sliced through the sultry silence, revealing a scene that made me scoff in disgust—Dorian, lips deep in the neck of some maid with a skirt too short for professionalism and a face too smug for her own good.The girl squeaked and jumped up, fixing her blouse hastily. Her smile faded when she met my glare. She didn’t need words to understand she wasn’t safe here anymore. With one final glance at Dorian—who looked far too annoyed to care—she fled the room.“Seriously?” he snapped, dragging a hand through his tousled hair. “What the hell, Evelyn? Ever heard of knocking?”I didn’t answer his theatrics. Not when the world was spinning out of control. Not when everything was on the verge of collapsing, including his pack.“You have what you wanted,” he said bitterly, straightening the cuffs of his shirt and not even trying to hide the lipstic

OLIVIA’S POVThe click of the syringe cap being pulled off sent a shiver through me, sharper than any cold.I didn’t think—I moved.My body screamed in protest as I lunged sideways, knocking over the rickety metal stool that had been used to place food I was never fed. It crashed to the floor with a shriek of metal, momentarily distracting Evelyn.She didn’t expect me to fight. That was her first mistake.With the last of my strength, I swept the cot toward her with my foot. It slammed against her knees, making her stumble backward and lose grip of the syringe. It clattered to the floor and rolled under the bed.I didn't wait.The blood surged in my ears, and adrenaline flooded what little strength I had left. My muscles screamed, but they moved—finally, they moved. I lunged at her, landing a hard slap across her face, followed by a knee aimed for her gut.She wasn’t fast enough.The air whooshed from her lungs as I connected. Evelyn stumbled back into the wall, eyes wide with disbeli

ALPHA DORIAN’S POVMy heart stopped mid-beat. A cold wave surged through my body.No. No. No.The plan was already teetering on the edge—Dominic was on the move, and now this? Evelyn, you reckless fool. This time you have crossed a line, this time I won’t save you.“No! No! No!” I bellowed, rising to my feet so fast my chair skidded behind me.“Go and check the situation there—now. Seize Evelyn, but don’t let the Luna die. Do you hear me? She cannot die. If she dies, it will all unravel.”The guard’s voice was clipped and nervous. “Yes, Alpha. Understood.”The line cut.I stood in the center of my office, chest heaving, fists clenched so tightly my knuckles turned white. You stupid woman. You had one task: keep her alive long enough for me to complete the work. Now you’ve brought Dominic’s wrath right to my doorstep.I had been carefully positioning myself to rise higher among the valley Alphas—earning the favor of the Royals had been my greatest coup yet. And Evelyn… she was supposed