All Chapters of The Second Chance Werewolf: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

NikolaiI could see the rogue’s confidence fading. He hadn’t come for a fight; he’d come for Alexei and Mom. And when he tried to use a witch to sever our bonds, it had backfired. Now, he was stalling, but Dad had reached his limit.“Leave. You know you’ve failed today. And I promise, you will keep failing. Think of all the lives you’ll ruin, all the wolves you could put in danger. Do not push your luck,” Dad said, his voice steady.The rogue glanced around, realizing he had no escape left. He barked some orders, and the rogues began to retreat, slipping away like shadows. Dad made sure a few warriors searched the perimeter to confirm they were gone for good.Once we were sure the coast was clear, we rushed to the new bunker. The moment the door swung open, Alexei dashed into my arms. I held her tight, feeling her small frame tremble against me.“I need a break tonight,” I said, glancing at Dad.“Of course, son. You’ve been through a lot, and I understand. Just remember, others need y

NikolaiAfter our quick snack in the kitchen, Nikolai helped Alexei get dressed. They stepped outside, where he had already informed the patrolling warriors, Dad, and Enzo.They ventured into the forest behind the castle. Alexei began to undress, preparing to shift. Nikolai transformed into Lucian, and they took off running through the trees. Lily burst ahead, sprinting with excitement. Nikolai regretted that she hadn’t had much chance to run free lately, but he promised himself to change that.Watching Lily enjoy her freedom was a delight. After a while, Nikolai noticed something unusual. The ground where she raced started to transform. Small flowers began to bloom, and the grass shot up around her. Lucian and Nikolai exchanged glances, captivated by the magic unfolding before them until Lily reached a dying tree.Then, just like that, she shifted back to her human form and smiled at Nikolai."I’ve learned a lot. It’s not just about making things look pretty. I can protect and help e

NikolaiA week had passed since the rogue king’s visit, leaving an uneasy quiet over the pack. Their trackers had lost his trail about seventy miles away, a sure sign of witchcraft.Nikolai sat in his office, eyes scanning through papers, when his mother nudged him through the mindlink.‘Nikolai?’‘Yes, Mom?’ he replied, sitting up straight.‘Carter is here with the orphan girl.’“I’m on my way.” He stood quickly, thoughts racing. Alina, the girl they’d waited on for weeks, had been delayed. Carter had reached out two days earlier, explaining how Alina had faced an attack from a member of her family—the same family that had abandoned her.Just as he was about to leave, Alexei entered the room. He filled her in, and she insisted on coming along. As they walked together, she connected with Juliette through the mindlink. Juliette promised to meet them there.When they arrived, Nikolai spotted his parents outside with Carter. Alina was latched onto Carter’s leg, peeking out from her safe

SAMNearly two weeks had passed since Sam accepted the mission from the kings and the Alpha. Their world was threatened by a rogue who thought he had all the answers. It was clear—his plans could endanger everyone.Years ago, he remembered when their Alpha discovered he was the heir to the American throne. Even as a boy, he achieved so much and faced countless struggles. Sam always believed he would become a great king, maybe one of the best.As the world learned of the young king's responsibilities, Sam watched with admiration. He saw the boy grow, learning to navigate the powers thrust upon him. Through it all, he remained fiercely protective of those who needed help.His faith in the king's future abilities strengthened Sam's resolve to help, despite his son Jacob and Jacob's mate being unhappy about it. They worried about the risks of losing contact, but Sam knew he had to do this.The hardest part was the loneliness. To infiltrate the rogues, he had to pretend to be one of them,

NikolaiMom was gone. She had sacrificed herself to save me—used the one power that everyone knew would cost her life.Four days had passed since the attack. The pack worked tirelessly, cleaning up the remains of the rogue warriors. They burned the bodies and tended to our injured. Surprisingly, we hadn’t lost many—only a few elven warriors and six vampires. Vladimir reminded us that those who stayed knew the risks. It showed our strength as allies.Alexei was in bed for the first two days, exhausted from the magic she had wielded to save me. She felt responsible for Mom’s death, believing that if she had been stronger, things would be different. Since the attack, she refused to leave our apartment, saying she couldn’t face my dad just yet.Dad didn’t blame her, though. He was shattered by Mom's passing. Even in his grief, he understood that Mom wouldn’t have let any of us die, even if it meant sacrificing herself.Today was Mom’s funeral. I heard the front door creak open and saw Dad