All Chapters of The Broken Beta’s Redemption : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Robin’s POVI had a feeling that our plan was going way too smoothly, especially given how cunning these men were. Waking up to hear that Alpha Levon managed to convince the council to hold a revote—and that said revote was in two days—was enough to make anyone suspicious. Or maybe it was just me.Still, I went along with all our plans. I could be the only one paranoid, and maybe, just maybe we’d be able to execute the plan properly.The plan was simple. Right now, it was just figuring out who exactly wielded the power behind the fog. After we figured that out, then we could start coming up with a plan to take them out.We had one more day before the revote took place, and everyone looked prepared enough.“We’ll be split into two teams,” Julian muttered as we all settled in the meeting room. “Since Lucian is the only one that isn’t affected by the fog, then he’ll be part of the team watching their hideout. They won’t be able to do anything with the council present, so the other team

The moment Aries and I got to the council and realized the men of the shadows were a no-show, we immediately took our leave. Raven decided to stay behind with Alpha Levon just in case anything changed—she was the fastest means of communicating information to us anyway.The plan was ruined. Totally.My anxiety grew as I wondered if Robin was safe. What if the men of the shadows got to him and Lucian? Then what?I wasn’t going to lose anyone again. Not this time.We sent Zane back to the pack to pass the information along, while Aries and I turned toward the direction of the men of the shadows’ hideout. We had to get there as soon as possible to make sure Robin and Lucian were safe.It didn’t take long before we came face to face with the rock, but the grounds were empty.“Do you think they left already?” Aries breathed, his eyes darting around the area. “There’s no sign of struggle here, so it’s highly likely nothing happened,” he added, turning to face me. “We should head back to the

I wasn’t going to mention it because I wasn’t sure, but now that it had come to this, now that we had no other way to identify the source of the fog—I knew I had to speak up. Regardless of my uncertainty, we had no other clues left. "I saw someone," I repeated firmly, my voice cutting through the room. "Someone we didn’t even consider initially." Robin raised a brow, his eyes locking onto mine. "Who did you see?" I exhaled loudly, the image flashing in my mind. "He didn’t look like himself. He looked almost dead... but I’m sure it was him." "Who?" Lucian called out, the impatience obvious in his voice. "Orion," I said finally. Gasps filled the room. "That’s not possible," Robin started, shaking his head. "If he really was the one wielding the fog, then when I almost killed him, he should have used it to protect himself." "Hang on," Damon muttered, standing up abruptly. "He was the only one at Levon’s pack that day, though... and the fog was present then, too. I don’t think we

The sun was already rising as we walked back to the pack in silence. Everyone was lost in their own thoughts, so the silence was less awkward and more comforting, especially after everything that went down earlier. I personally knew that we couldn’t delay this battle any longer. We killed one of them… even if it was the one they cared about the least, but still, they would definitely seek vengeance. I thought Orion’s death, for one, would bring some sort of peace to me—at least we got rid of one—but I felt no change within me. Instead, I was just fueled to take them out even more. Maybe then I could finally rest easy. It had been anything but easy from the time I was thrown in prison till now. The only thing I could ask for going forward was that everyone who had helped me get out of that hell get the freedom and happiness they sought at last. We’re here, Lucian called as we approached the pack gate, and I finally turned my attention back to them. We spent all night on the road,

The aftermath of the destruction followed us as we walked back to the pack. Smoke still clung to the clothes of the survivors, and even the air was stained. We led them straight to the pack gates, helping the ones who stumbled and running ahead with those who needed urgent treatment. Some clutched onto each other, their eyes blank as they walked in silence. I could tell they hadn’t fully processed all that they had just lost. A whole pack, gone in a matter of hours—it was the worst kind of destruction to witness. “Get them all inside,” Aries ordered sharply, his voice echoing across the grounds. We placed Alpha Levon on a nearby chair before Aries continued again. “Assign rooms to the ones who need a place to rest. Get my mom and the healers too,” he ordered, eyes firm on Zane, who nodded sharply before walking off. The fight was over. We had managed to save those we could, but now we had to try to keep them alive. I watched as Rex walked around, doing her best to heal the wound