All Chapters of Vengeance Contre Mon Ex-Mari: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Sienna POVEvery time it sent to me, I wasn't the one who cared about the child. Him having a child of an alpha in his position would give him greater influence and power outside even to other wolves like him.I was just one of his baits, just like many others would have been, but he made me believe I wasn't just like others to him. He made me think that I'm getting loved, under his own shelter and the care of his heart. It was exactly the opposite I was getting from him. I was getting maltreated and still lied to. He doesn't want me, he wants my child. It's clear enough. And my child dying, it's one thing that would make me rise to the top. I know who is who, who hates me and who cares about me. I would rise and become that strong woman that hasn't risen from any other pack before. I would rise and lead the packs into greater things and tell them no woman is weak.But once was exactly sure of me, I had to play exactly to their games. Act like the fool shown while I sit trying for wha

Sienna POV Every time it sent to me, I wasn't the one who cared about the child. Him having a child of an alpha in his position would give him greater influence and power outside even to other wolves like him. I was just one of his baits, just like many others would have been, but it made me believe I wasn't just like others to him. He made me think that I'm getting loved, under his own shelter and the cure of his farts. It was exactly the opposite I was getting from him. I was getting maltreated and still liked to. He doesn't want me, he wants my child. It's clear enough. And my child dying, it's one thing that would make me rise to the top. I know who is who, who hates me and who cares about me. I would rise and become that strong woman that hasn't risen from any other pack before. I would rise and lead the packs into greater things and tell them no woman is weak. But once was exactly sure of me, I had to play exactly to their games. Act like the fool shown while I sit trying

Harrison POV Je ne pouvais pas continuer comme ça. Je ne l'ai pas vue depuis le jour de son départ, jusqu'à ce moment précis. Cela fait exactement douze, peut-être quatorze heures qu'elle est sortie de cette maison, et je ne l'ai pas trouvée. Son téléphone est complètement silencieux et ne passe pas. Tout m’obscurcissait l’esprit. "Où pourrait-elle être ?" J'ai continué à faire les cent pas dans la maison. J'ai pris mon téléphone et j'ai composé à nouveau son numéro, espérant que cette fois elle répondrait. J'ai appelé une deuxième fois, il était complètement éteint. Mon cœur battait de plus en plus vite, cognant contre mes côtes. Je ne pouvais pas gérer ça. Je ne sais pas quel genre de sentiment j'éprouvais, mais je ne devrais pas éprouver ces sentiments envers quelqu'un pour qui j'ai à peine de l'amour ou de l'affection. Tout semblait étrange et sauvage. Je me suis finalement forcé à me calmer. Je me suis assis, essayant de comprendre tout ce qui s'était passé au cours des dern

Cassie POVLes choses ne se déroulaient pas comme je l’avais prévu. Harrison et Alexander étaient autrefois amis, voire meilleurs amis, donc raviver cette amitié n'aurait pas dû être difficile. Mais une peur me rongeait constamment : et si mon plan échouait ? Et si tout ce que j'avais méticuleusement planifié s'effondrait à cause de ma propre ambition et de son sens obstiné du droit masculin ? Au moment où l'horloge sonnait huit heures du matin, je suis descendu et me suis positionné dans le couloir. Je suis resté là pendant trente minutes, attendant qu'il descende. Mais au fil du temps, il est devenu clair qu’il n’avait pas l’intention de comparaître. Je savais que je n'allais pas travailler ce jour-là, c'était trop important. Juste au moment où j'étais sur le point de perdre espoir, je suis retourné dans le salon et je l'ai trouvé assis là. Il n'était pas habillé de sa tenue vestimentaire habituelle. Au lieu de cela, il portait une paire de jeans usés et un simple polo, ce qui sem

Lucy’s POV“Why are you blocking my path?” I snapped, my voice sharp with irritation as Ash stood in the doorway, her arms crossed like she owned the place. Instead of answering, she smiled—a smug, condescending smirk that only fueled my anger. It wasn’t just a smile; it was a challenge, daring me to do something about her blatant disrespect. “At least my question wasn’t funny,” I said coldly, taking a step forward. “Move out of my way.” Her smirk widened as though she found my frustration amusing. “Why were you poking around yesterday?” she asked, her tone casual but laced with accusation. Her words stopped me in my tracks, confusion flashing across my face. “What?” “You heard me,” she said, leaning against the doorframe. “Why were you poking into things that don’t concern you?” I stared at her, my brows furrowed. What was she talking about? “I don’t have a clue what you mean,” I said slowly, but my patience was wearing thin. “And I don’t care. Get out of my way.” Ash p