All Chapters of The Broken Beta’s Redemption : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Manuel’s POV The meeting with the rest of the council members went just as easily as we predicted. No one had the guts to say no to us. They were just as weak as they were when they asked us for help, which shows exactly why we had to take over and make things better—make everyone stronger… our way. We hadn’t heard a word from the Beta and his crew, but I knew the moment we sent out the invitation for the voting, they would do something—anything—to stop us. Especially now that Levon was no longer on our side. The space he left in our plans was smoothly filled by the others on the council. But for sure, he would regret making an enemy of us. We had a bit of a soft spot for him because he helped us start up, but that was no more. We had bigger things to achieve. “Have you talked to all the Alphas we have on our contact?” I asked as I walked into the office where Azreal was seated. “Their loyalty is guaranteed, so we have nothing to worry about,” he said, and I nodded calmly as I t

My heart pounded even harder as every second filled with silence went by. We could barely hear anything now, save for the scrambling behind the door and the shuffling of papers, like everyone was thinking their decision through. This was the only chance we had to stop those men, at least from taking this position, so if by any slight chance it failed, things would only get worse from here. The tension even from out here was intense, so I could imagine just how it was inside. I felt Robin slip his hands into mine naturally, squeezing them gently as he reached out through our bond. Everything is going to be fine, so stop worrying so much, he said. I exhaled before responding. But what if it isn’t fine? Then what? How do we even begin to recover from that? We have just a few more minutes before they start counting the votes, Julian. Let’s trust Lucian’s skills and have some confidence. I tried my best to cling onto his words just as Lucian spoke up. “Guys, they’re about to start

If anyone had told me that I would be mentioning the word home and walking into the embrace of so many people, then I would have laughed in their faces. But here I was, my face filled with smiles as my old family welcomed back me and my new ones. I didn’t miss the tears in Rex and Rose’s eyes as I finally made it in front of them.“Welcome home, Jully,” she choked out, making me chuckle.“I’ll let that name go for today because it’s a special occasion,” I muttered, making her laugh.“You have no choice than to accept it,” Rose chimed in, chuckling as well. “I can’t thank you enough for keeping your word to bring him back,” she called, turning to Robin, who was smiling as well.“It’s my pleasure, Rex,” he muttered, walking over to stand beside her. “He might be stubborn and a piece of work, but he is still my mate,” he finished, and chuckles filled the field.“My own mate,” I called, clutching my chest. “Standing against me? Oh my days!” I said dramatically, and I immediately felt a s

I was on my feet the moment Aries spoke and I processed his words. “What??” I yelled, eyes widening. “What do you mean by that, Aries?” I asked, walking forward until I stood right in front of him. “A whole pack? By what—by who?” I added, my chest heaving. But the moment my eyes met his, I knew there was nothing more to ask. “It was the men of the shadows… wasn’t it?” I breathed, more a statement than a question. Aries nodded sharply, letting out another sigh. “How did it happen? And what pack?” Robin asked, stepping forward now. “It was one of the smaller packs located far from here,” Damon said suddenly as he strolled into the room, Raven and Lucian behind him. “They razed the whole pack to the ground without even giving them a chance to fight back,” he added, his jaw clenched. “This is their declaration of war,” I muttered, drawing in a breath. “Seems like they’ve given up on getting on the council peacefully. So, like Manuel said, they have nothing to lose now,” I fin

We were back in the pack house now, trying to process what Lucy told us earlier. “So you’re saying the fog is someone’s power?” Rex asked, and Lucy nodded firmly. “Probably one of the men of the shadows,” she repeated calmly. “I’ve been searching for what the fog that numbs powers could be made of, but I didn’t find anything tangible.” She drew a breath before continuing. “Earlier, I was going through the book of mythical creatures, and I came across this,” she muttered, turning the pages of the book I hadn’t even realized she’d been holding all this while. “I saw this.” We all stood up immediately and gathered around her, eyes fixed on the book resting on her lap. It showed the image of a man draped in black, surrounded by clouds, while other creatures stood around him—but none could get close enough. Beside the drawing was text… but none of us could read the language. “What does it say?” Damon asked as we stepped back slightly, and Lucy exhaled. “It’s just like I said,” s