Burned by My Ex, Reborn as His King's Mate のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 131 - チャプター 140

SERAPHINAThat morning, the house was bustling with preparations. Mom and Dad were returning to the Moonwhisper Pack today after spending nearly a month here helping me recover.“Are you sure you'll be okay, dear?” Mom asked for the umpteenth time as she hugged me tightly. “I can stay longer if you need me.”“Mom, I'm much better now,” I assured her with a smile. “Dr. Helena said my recovery is remarkable. And Kaelos is here. Callista too. I'll be fine.”Papa hugged me gently, his hands carefully on my back. “You heard that, Athena. Our daughter is strong. But remember, Seraphina,” he looked at me seriously, “if anything happens, no matter how small, call us immediately.”“I promise, Papa.”Kaelos stood beside me, his hands protectively on my waist. Papa turned to face him with a stern but trusting expression.“Kaelos,” Papa began in his deep Alpha voice, “I entrust to you the most precious treasures I have. My beloved daughter and my unborn grandchild.”“I understand, Alpha Bastian,”

CALLISTAI stood in front of the large mirror in my room, staring at the sparkling ring on my finger for the umpteenth time this morning. It still felt like a dream—this ring, this engagement, Alex now being my fiancé.“You've been staring at that ring for ten minutes,” Seraphina commented from my bed, where she sat comfortably, smiling amusedly. “It's not going anywhere, you know.”I laughed, turning to face her. "I know. I just... still can't believe this is real. Me, stubborn, argumentative Callista, getting married to Alpha Alex of the Greenfield Pack.“”You deserve all this happiness,“ Seraphina said firmly, her eyes sparkling. ”And Alex is very lucky to have you.“”You have to say that because you're my best friend," I joked, but my heart warmed.“I'm saying it because it's true.” Seraphina rose carefully—she was still moving more slowly than usual, still rebuilding her strength. “Now, help me pick out a dress for tonight. I want to look beautiful for my best friend's engagement

SERAPHINAThe day started perfectly. I woke up to Kaelos kissing me gently, his hands resting as usual on my slightly growing belly—the small baby bump that had started to show this week.“Good morning, sweetheart,” he whispered, his voice still hoarse from sleep.“Good morning,” I smiled, stretching carefully. “You woke up early today.”“I have a meeting with some Alphas from the neighboring Pack,” he explained, getting out of bed. “But I'll be home for lunch with you. Promise.”“I'll wait for you,” I said, watching him get ready for a long day.After Kaelos left, I spent the morning with light routines—a short walk in the park, helping with some Pack administrative documents, and chatting with Callista about her wedding plans. Everything felt normal, peaceful, happy.But then, just before lunch, Beta Archer arrived with a tense expression.“Luna Seraphina,” he greeted me, his tone formal—which was unusual for him.“There is... a situation that requires your attention.”My stomach im

SERAPHINAThe night felt very long.I lay in bed, staring at the dark ceiling, my hands never stopping stroking my rounded belly. Our baby moved occasionally—little kicks that usually made me smile. But tonight, every movement only reminded me of the uncertainty hanging over our heads.Another child. Maybe.Those words spun around in my head like a painful mantra.A soft knock on the door startled me. I knew who it was even before the deep voice spoke.“Sera? May I come in?”Kaelos. His voice was hoarse, tired, filled with the same emotions I felt.I paused, part of me wanting to say no, wanting to make him feel a fraction of the pain I felt. But another part—the part that still loved him with all my heart—couldn't refuse him.“Come in,” I whispered finally.The door opened slowly, and Kaelos stepped inside. Even in the dark, I could see the tension in his shoulders, the way his hands were clenched at his sides. He looked like a man who hadn't slept in days.“I couldn't sleep,” he sai

SERAPHINAThree days had passed since that devastating announcement.For three days, I locked myself in the guest room—because I couldn't go back to our room, couldn't lie in the bed where we shared dreams and promises. For three days, Kaelos knocked on the door every morning, afternoon, and night, begging to talk. Three days I heard his broken voice behind the wooden door, and each time my heart broke with his.But I wasn't ready. I couldn't.Until this morning.I sat on the edge of the bed, my hands resting on my growing belly. Our baby—our, I reminded myself—moved gently, as if responding to its mother's touch.“What should I do, dear?” I whispered to my belly. “Your father... your father has another child now. A daughter older than you. But does that mean we have to give up on our happiness?”Of course, the baby didn't answer. But in that silence, something inside me began to clear.I love Kaelos. Despite the pain, despite the betrayal—unintentional or not—I still loved him with a