All Chapters of TWO FATES, ONE THRONE.: Chapter 71 - Chapter 78

CHAPTER 71 DAMIEN’S POV The preparation for the Moon festival were in full array. The corridors were bustling with pack members rushing back and forth.The palace looked better. Not just the palace even the cities looked better. Since Raven’s sacrifice of healing Vera after she woke up many of the children also started to recover as well. It was as though the sacrifice should Raven could lead. Like she was finally falling into her role has Alpha.Training with Raven had been short since preparations of the festival began. At first, Raven was against the idea of the festival because of Adrian, and I agreed with her. Adrian could show up at any moment, and letting our guard down didn’t feel safe. But the festival was tradition. It wasn’t something that couldn’t just been done. The pack looked forward to it, and with everything that had been happening, everyone needed a release. The festival gave them that opportunity,

CHAPTER 73 DAMIEN’S POV Before the hunt, Kiara had come to remind me about the fact that I had to mark her. At first, it hadn’t seemed like a difficult thing to do I might not have had feelings for Kiara, but she was betrothed to me and it was a marriage of duty. But now, I was struggling. I couldn’t name the sudden distress I felt at the thought that I had to mark her has mine forever. The closer it got to the time of the hunt, the more pressure I felt about the whole situation. I didn’t just feel distress. I felt anger. I felt hurt. It was supposed to be my first hunt The moment Raven stepped within the parameters of the forest, I couldn’t take my eyes off her. She looked like she was made to rule. Raven finally declared the hunt open, my wolf had been on edge since the moon started to rise. It was a full moon so it had that effect. The moment she declared the hunt open, I shifted but I had to tam

CHAPTER 75DAMIEN’S POVAdrian was ruthless, calculative, and manipulative. But it wasn’t just him. It was the entire Nightshroud pack. I had read tales about them growing up—their people and even their leaders. When they wanted something they got it, even if it meant taking it by force. So when those words left his mouth, I wasn’t shocked. “She is Nightshroud,” he said, gesturing to Iris. I didn’t know Iris, but I had seen her a few times in the palace. “Mira knew,” Adrian added casually. “Or at least she suspected.” “That’s impossible,” Raven said, her voice already losing composure. “You are lying.” “Am I?” He replied smoothly. “I don’t think so, darling. If I were lying, why was she within the hunting grounds?” “You are twisting this,” Raven shot back defensively. “You crossed my boarders and trespassed on a sacred night, and you think I am going to believe anything you say when you are clea

CHAPTER 77DAMIEN’S POVI burst the doors to the chambers open. I had told Raven to call my name if she wanted to leave. I had sat in countless meetings with the Elders; I knew their words could be overbearing. But she didn’t need that now—not when she had just lost Mira. I wanted her to know that I could come get her out if she felt suffocated and couldn’t leave. And although she hadn’t called for me I felt it through the bond. I felt her.The panic.The anger.The betrayal.It hit me like a violent wave, knocking the air from my lungs even before I moved.The moment I stepped inside, every Elder turned toward me in outrage.My eyes went straight to Raven.Seeing her, I knew I was right to have opened the door.She stood in the center of the room, rigid. Her fists were clenched at her sides. Her breathing uneven.But it was her eyes that did it. She looked hurt—shattered—like she was about to break down but was only ho