Semua Bab Burned by My Ex, Reborn as His King's Mate : Bab 111 - Bab 120

DARIUS“But I didn't know the omega was a double agent,” she protested, tears welling in her eyes. “I swear, I thought the information was reliable—”“Your oath means nothing,” I snapped. “You failed. Again.”I turned to the remaining warriors. “We're going back to Blue Ridge. Now.”I started walking, not caring whether they followed or not. Shame burned every inch of my skin. I had lost—again. In front of all of them. Kaelos, Seraphina, their allies... they all watched me run like a beaten dog.“Darius, wait!” Vesper ran after me, her hand grabbing my arm.I jerked my arm away, glaring at her with pure rage. “Don't touch me.”She recoiled as if I had slapped her. “I... I just wanted to help—”“You wanted to help?” I laughed, but there was no humor in it. "You've ‘helped’ enough. Because of your ‘help,’ I lost half my warriors. Because of your ‘help,’ I look like a fool!“”That's not fair,“ she whispered, tears now flowing freely. ”I did my best—“”Your best isn't good enough!“ I yell

KAELOSNight had fallen on the Nightveil Pack, but no one looked tired. Instead, the energy of victory flowed through every corner of our territory. The Great Hall was filled with hundreds of Pack members—soldiers who had just returned from battle, Elders in their ceremonial robes, families gathered with hopeful faces, and young people whose eyes sparkled with pride.I stood on the centuries-old oak stage where my father had once stood, and my grandfather before him. Seraphina was beside me, her hand tucked softly into my arm. Her presence gave me strength I couldn't put into words. My Luna. My mate. My other half.I looked out at the crowd, seeing the faces I trusted, who trusted me. In the front row, Callista smiled proudly, with Alex—Alpha of the Greenfield Pack—standing tall beside her. Their presence here was not only as siblings and friends, but also as symbols of the alliance we had built.I took a deep breath, then raised my hand. In an instant, silence enveloped the Great Hal

SERAPHINAKaelos didn't flinch. He looked Papa straight in the eye—a bold gesture, but also a sign that he wasn't afraid.“With all due respect, Alpha Bastian,” Kaelos said firmly but respectfully, “I could never say that I am ‘worthy’ of Seraphina. She is extraordinary in every way—intelligent, brave, wise, and with a heart far greater than she realizes. No Alpha is truly ‘worthy’ of someone like her.”Papa raised his eyebrows, intrigued.“But,” Kaelos continued, his voice full of conviction, "I promise you, Luna Athena, and most importantly Seraphina—I will spend every day of my life trying to be worthy. I will protect her with my life, support her in every decision, and love her with my entire being. That is my vow, not only as her mate, but as an Alpha who respects this family's legacy.“Silence.I held my breath, my heart pounding.Then, Papa smiled—a sincere smile he rarely showed to outsiders.”Good answer," he said, stepping forward and patting Kaelos's shoulder firmly. “Very

SERAPHINAThen Papa hugged Kaelos—not a formal Alpha-to-Alpha hug, but a father-to-son hug.My eyes welled up at the sight.“Your husband is an extraordinary man, Mama,” I whispered.“And you chose an equally extraordinary man,” Mama replied, gently wiping my tears.Finally, all the belongings were in the car. It was time to say goodbye.Mama hugged me tightly, as if she never wanted to let go. “Take good care of yourself, dear. Call us if anything happens. Anything.”“I promise, Mom,” I whispered, my voice trembling.“And take care of Kaelos too,” Mom whispered in my ear. “He looks strong, but he needs you more than he realizes.”“I will, Mom.”Papa hugged me next, a big hug that made me feel like a little girl again. “My daughter,” he whispered, his voice slightly trembling, “I'm so proud of you. So proud. You've grown into an amazing Luna.”“Thank you, Papa,” I cried now, unable to hold it in any longer. “Thank you for everything.”“Whatever happens, remember—you always have a home

SERAPHINAThe afternoon passed with a mixture of excitement and nervousness that made it almost impossible for me to focus on anything. Callista helped me plan everything—she even went to town to buy special candles and rose petals.”This is too much, Callista," I protested when I saw everything she had brought.“Nothing is too much for a moment like this,” Callista insisted. “Trust me, Kaelos will appreciate the effort. Now, you have to take a shower and put on a pretty dress. I'll set everything up in your bedroom.”I followed her instructions, showering and trying to calm my nerves. I chose a simple but elegant dress—midnight blue, which had always been Kaelos's favorite—and let my hair down naturally.When I returned to the room, I was stunned.Callista had transformed our room into something straight out of a romantic movie. Candles were lit in various corners, creating a soft, warm glow. Rose petals were scattered on the floor and bed. And in the middle of the bed was a small, b