All Chapters of His Betrayal, My Second Chance: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

GENERALMusic reverberated through the woods, mingling with laughter, chatter, and the clinking of glasses. Guests streamed into the wedding area, their footsteps echoing softly on the leaf-strewn ground.It was the reconciliation and wedding ceremony for the two packs—Red Moon and White Claw—who had been at war for years.The pack members and Alphas from other packs were there.“Under the gaze of the Moon Goddess, two packs become one tonight. Not through bloodshed, but through bond. Let the past die here, and may peace take root in its place.” The officiant, an elder wolf, let out a long, commanding howl. His voice demanded attention, and the music and chatter fell silent. The music stopped, the chatter ceased, and the sounds of footsteps diminished. It was a rule: when the officiant stood to join two souls, the Moon Goddess was present, and all had to observe silence to honor her presence.The elder looked between the bride and groom. “Alpha Kael of the White Claw. Lyria of the Red

CAMILLEMy body stiffened, and my heart skipped a beat. My eyes widened. That voice was familiar. Memories rushed into my head like a flood. My knees weakened, and sweat broke across my skin.Before I could study the face carefully, the music changed, and we interchanged with our previous partners. Even when Dante wrapped his arms around my waist, my gaze didn’t leave the man I had just left. I was trying to see his face, but the cap he had on made it impossible.“Is there a problem?” Dante asked when he noticed how absentminded I was in front of him. Retracting my gaze, I lifted my face and smiled while nodding.“No, Dante. For a moment, I thought I heard a voice, but it seems I was just hallucinating,” I responded, still smiling. I didn’t want to stir things up when I hadn’t confirmed my suspicion. It could be who I thought it was, and it could be my own mistake. Even though the statement he made sounded like he knew me, I knew who Dante was, and there was no way I would allow him t

GENERALThe trees swirled violently to the rhythmic sound of the storm. The soil rose aggressively, hitting the eyes of the werewolves surrounding Camille. The storm was so harsh that it almost took them off their feet, but they held their ground, clenching their fists and jaws. They hadn’t witnessed this type of storm before. This was the first time in years they had seen such a situation.They were supposed to attack Camille, who was in the center. She looked weak, powerless, and harmless, but somehow, they couldn’t even move an inch closer to her. It was as though the storm was fighting in her stead.Then the dark clouds circled, emitting a mixture of white and gray. Lightning flashed, followed by thunder.Fear gripped them. Their eyes widened as they looked around. The situation was becoming more dangerous. The surprising thing was that the powerless girl in the middle didn’t seem affected by what was happening.The atmosphere was thick with mist and mud, carrying the scent of fre

~CAMILLE~I stood in front of the restricted building, my eyes fixated on it. I’d been standing there for minutes, contemplating whether to go in or not. But I was tired of living in darkness and trying to tie the knots together.I needed answers. I wanted to know who I was, why I was a Moonbound, and what made me the only and last blood on earth. Only then would I be able to protect myself from the looming danger.Yeah! There was a looming danger - because Cassius would never let me be. Dante was there to help me the last time; what if he was a minute late next time? I couldn’t keep being a burden. I was done being the fragile one he always had to save. I wanted to be the woman who could fight beside him, not behind him. Someone who could stand tall, protect him, and lead with him.And that dream… I wanted to know what it meant. Was it a warning or a preparation?Shutting my eyes, I let out a deep breath and opened them again. Then, I took careful steps toward the gate. I thought it

GENERALAsher hid behind a tree when he saw Jack tilt his head to stare in his direction. He poked his head out slightly and watched him leave with the witch. His lashes flickered as he let out a scoff. He didn’t want to believe that Thelma knew about the witch’s visitation, even though he saw her walking out of Thelma’s house. That would be bad.There was no way a Gamma, who knew the laws and rules of the pack, would try to break those same rules and regulations.But deep down, a cold dread settled in his gut. Thelma had always been proud of her honor, if she was breaking laws now, something inside her had already shattered.When they’d gone far, he left his hiding place and sauntered into Thelma’s house.“What is that, Thelma? How did that witch walk out of your house?” he fired at her, pointing at her, suspicion hovering in his eyes.Thelma’s body stiffened, and her eyes flicked downward to avoid his gaze. She swallowed and clutched her dress tightly.“What do you mean? A witch?” H