All Chapters of Mated to the Forbidden: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

- Xylo's POV - "I'll be better, I will do anything... just don't say those lies again," I said, almost begging with everything that I could when she did not answer my question about whether she was angry with me. I could not ask her for forgiveness for not coming to her that night. I could not ask for forgiveness because I could not forgive myself either.I could not ask her to do that because I would never forgive myself for my stupidity.I have searched everywhere. I have looked for her everywhere, almost losing my mind to the point that I was hallucinating things. I cannot let her go, not when I prayed every night for her to be alive. It was absurd. I could not believe it myself that I prayed to someone I did not even believe in. I was desperate to see her alive, and some of them said that if I prayed, it would be granted.All I prayed for was her to be alive... but now that she is right in front of me, I cannot help but be greedy to ask for another wish. A wish that I could hold

- Xylo’s POV - I ran after her. Even with the wound she gave me, I forced myself to continue, but it slowed me down. The pain throbbed sharply with every step, affecting my speed and making it difficult to keep up with her. Her speed had improved—so much better than the last time I saw her run. I could tell she had trained hard. Her combat skills had probably advanced too. Judging from the way she stabbed me and the depth that her blade reached, her physical strength had grown beyond what I remembered. She had truly changed a lot.It felt like I had lost her for a decade, and now, she was no longer the woman I used to know. I am not even sure if I like this change in her. She is no longer the fragile woman who once needed protection—today, she was brave, confident, and unyielding. Of course, part of me was proud to see her that way, to see how far she had come. But deep inside, it hurts. It hurts knowing that she does not need me anymore, that she no longer relies on me for protectio

- Clary's POV - "The pack is waiting for you, Erina. You need to step up, it has been a long time," my uncle, Loki, said. He had been leading the pack all this time.According to them, my mother used to be the leader of this pack, and my uncle had to take the responsibility that my mother left when she died. He has been leading the pack since then. I am so proud of my mother; she was so strong to lead this pack. They said she was like an Alpha, the strongest woman they ever knew, and it was sad that I did not have the opportunity to meet her. But with the achievements and all the work she did for the pack, I was amazed. As her daughter, I am so proud of her. This pack is so lovable and friendly."I know she's also proud of you, Clary. You fight all odds," Cordia said."I hope, Cordia. But I disappointed her for losing my child," I stated sadly."It is not your fault, Clary.""Right, it was that Andrea's fault. She must die as well," I said darkly, anger filling my head. Cordia, on th

- Darren's POV - I was guarding the border when I suddenly felt some presence coming toward our territory. Who would dare to come to our place knowing that the Alpha is in the castle right now? I smirked. They chose death, huh.I immediately rushed to a place where I could see them, and there were two invaders wearing cloaks, directly rushing toward the border. It was actually the first time I had seen some wolves trying to invade our kingdom ever since that tragic night when we lost Clary.Thinking of Clary still brought me pain. I couldn’t believe it at first, but we saw it. Her father identified her. I sighed. I should move on. Clary is dead, and I can’t bring back the past.So many things have changed after she died. The people of the Homer Pack were at peace. No one dared to commit violence or crimes in this village, afraid of the Alpha.The borders had also been quiet since then. No wolves dared to enter our territory again. It was probably because of the rumors that our Alpha

- Marcus' POV -I knew that this attack sounded reckless, but I understood Erina—I had to. She’s been through tough times, and watching her from afar, being treated like some animal, some slave, makes me mad. It angers me to the point that I loathe this village. I wanted to help her before, but I was bound by the wish of the former leader of the pack. I had no choice but to just watch her."You fucking bastard! What do you want from me?!" I heard a woman’s voice coming from one of the rooms upstairs. Her voice was so loud that I was able to hear it from the living room of their house.I was hiding in the dark when I heard that scream. It must be Andrea.Her mother, who was also in the living room, heard her daughter’s scream. She stood up quickly, alarmed by the sound.She was ready to go upstairs when I revealed myself from the dark and said, "That wouldn't do you good, Mrs."She immediately changed her stance from a comfortable one to a defensive stance. I had no intention of hurtin