All Chapters of Burned by My Ex, Reborn as His King's Mate : Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

KAELOSShe entered carefully, her eyes immediately drawn to the crib. Her expression softened in a way that made me want to cry again—postpartum hormones were really messing with my emotions.“They're so small,” she whispered, approaching slowly. “Can I...?”“Of course,” said Kaelos, already standing. “You're their aunt. You can hold them anytime.”Very, very carefully, Callista lifted Alaric from his crib. He stirred slightly but didn't wake up, his tiny face wrinkling briefly before relaxing again.“Hello, Alaric,” Callista whispered, tears already streaming down her cheeks. “I'm Auntie Callista. And I'm going to be the best auntie ever for you. I promise.”She sat down on the sofa, holding Alaric with a confidence that surprised me. “I've been practicing with dolls,” she explained with a smile when she saw my expression. “Alex said I had to be ready.”“Is Alex here too?” I asked.“He's outside with Beta Archer and the Council members,” Callista replied, still looking at Alaric. “Th

SERAPHINAThe sound of knocking on the door woke me from my light slumber. I was sitting in a rocking chair with Celine in my arms, while Kaelos stood by the window holding Alaric, who was starting to get fussy.“Come in,” Kaelos said softly, trying not to wake Celine, who had just fallen asleep.The door opened, and the figures I had missed so much appeared in the doorway. Mother—Luna Athena—with her warm smile that always made me feel safe, followed by Father—Alpha Bastian—with his loving gaze.“Mother! Father!” I whispered, my voice almost breaking with emotion.Mom immediately approached, her eyes glistening when she saw Celine in my arms. “Oh, my dear Sera... she's so beautiful,” she whispered, gently stroking Celine's cheek with her index finger.Dad walked over to Kaelos, looking at Alaric with an indescribable gaze—a mixture of pride, tenderness, and perhaps a little nostalgia. “My grandson,” he murmured softly. “He looks strong. Just like his father.”Kaelos smiled, a sense o

BETA ARCHERThe morning mist still shrouded the Nightveil border forest when I received the report from the night patrol. Gamma Ethan's face looked serious as he stepped into my small office at the northern guard post.“Beta,” he said, his voice low and alert. “There's something you need to see.”I set down the coffee cup I had just picked up, staring at him sharply. “What's going on?”Ethan spread out a map of the border region on the table, pointing to several spots marked with red circles. “Over the last three nights, our patrols have detected traces of foreign wolves in this area, this one, and this one.” His finger moved from one spot to another. “They haven't crossed into our territory, but they're... stalking.”I furrowed my brow, leaning closer to the map. “Stalking? How many?”“At least four to five different wolves,” Ethan replied. "We found footprints, scratch marks on trees, and an unfamiliar scent. They're moving around, as if they're mapping our territory.“A feeling of

SERAPHINAThe morning sun slipped through the curtains of the room, gently waking me up. Today was a special day—the day of Alaric and Celine's baptism.I stretched, feeling Kaelos still asleep beside me, his arm wrapped protectively around my waist. He had come home late last night, and I knew he must be very tired. But today, no matter how tired he was, we both had to be there for our children.Slowly, I slipped out of his embrace and walked to the nursery. Alaric and Celine were still fast asleep in their cribs, their little faces so peaceful.I smiled, gently stroking Alaric's cheek. “It's a big day for you, little soldier,” I whispered. Then I turned to Celine. “And for you too, my little princess.”The door opened slowly and Kaelos entered, his hair still tousled, but a warm smile on his face.“Already awake?” he asked softly, walking towards me.“I was too excited to sleep any longer,” I admitted, leaning against his chest as he hugged me from behind.“Me too,” he whispered in

SERAPHINAThe morning light gently filtered through the silk curtains in our room, dancing in the air like golden flakes. I woke up before the sun had fully risen, my body still warm from Kaelos' embrace beside me. His breathing was calm, in a soothing rhythm—as if each inhale and exhale maintained the peace around us.I gazed at his face for a few seconds, allowing myself to enjoy the tranquility. There was no sound other than the birds chirping outside and his steady heartbeat beneath my ear. After all the storms we had weathered, mornings like this felt like a sacred gift from the Moon Goddess.Carefully, I got out of bed so as not to wake her. The cold marble floor touched my feet, but the morning air in Nightveil Mansion was warm and fresh, carrying the scent of rosemary from the garden below. I walked towards the nursery, holding my breath for a moment before opening the door.Alaric and Celine were still asleep in their twin cribs—two small figures with soft breaths and peacefu