All Chapters of Legacy of the Broken Alpha: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Diego stood at the edge of everything he had fought for, and the air was thick with tension. The pack, which used to be a sign of strength and unity, was now a broken shell that was having a hard time staying alive because of betrayal and prophecy. Mariana was next to him, and their hands were almost touching. They both knew how heavy the choice they had to make was.Carlos Varela was about to lose his job. Diego didn't know what to do next because the last part of the prophecy had begun. The twins' powers, which had once been a gift, were now a weapon in the fight to stay alive. Mariana had always been scared of how they were related to the prophecy, and now that fear seemed more real than ever.Diego said, "This ends today," but he didn't mean it. The battle for the future of the werewolf world was now in its final stage. But with Mariana's kids in danger, the price of winning was starting to seem too high.It was very quiet in the compound as the last fight drew near. Diego and Mar

The rift had gotten bigger, and its dark tendrils were threatening to swallow everything. The air was filled with destructive energy, and the ground seemed to shake under its weight. Diego's heart raced as the dark energy pulsed through the ground, making the pack feel like they were going to die. They could sense it, the end was near.Diego stood at the edge of the battlefield, his eyes fixed on the swirling rift in the middle of the chaos. Mariana's hand was firmly on his shoulder, and her touch was steady. But her face was full of fear and determination. The twins, concealed behind them, held the sole hope to halt the destruction, yet their power was spiralling out of control."Diego," Mariana's voice cut through his thoughts. "We can't let this go on. The prophecy isn't just about the pack; it's also about our kids. They are linked to this. We need to choose.Diego's chest got tight. The weight of the moment hit him hard. This moment was the most important for the pack, his family

The rift in front of them pulsed with a scary energy that made the ground crack under the weight of its power. Diego stood at the edge, his heart racing. As love and duty fought inside him, the world around him seemed to fade away. Mariana was the only thing that kept him steady in the storm that was raging inside him. She could feel the prophecy growing stronger and the twins' powers getting stronger, and she knew they didn't have much time left."Diego," Mariana whispered, her voice barely heard over the noise of the rift. "We've worked so hard to get here. But we can't let this break us up. "Whatever happens next, we'll deal with it together."Diego's breath caught in his throat as he turned to her. "I don't know if I can do this, Mariana," he said, looking into her eyes. "The weight of everything... The prophecy, the group... You. I can't stand to lose you again.She put her hands on his face, and her touch was soft but firm. "Diego, we don't have to do this by ourselves. We are t

Diego and Mariana ran through the forest, and the ground shook under their boots. The weight of their mission was heavy on their minds. Valentina now had the twin they had been fighting to protect, and the rift in the distance kept pulsing in a scary way. Every step brought them closer to their child and the choice they would have to make."I can't lose them, Diego," Mariana said, her voice full of emotion and her grip on his hand strong. "I won't."Her words cut him to the quick. He felt the same pain and fear that wouldn't go away. But he felt a different kind of guilt in his heart.He said, "I've made mistakes, Mariana," his voice shaking. "I've let our family down before. But I won't let them down this time. "I won't lose anyone again."She didn't say anything, but the way her hand tightened around his spoke volumes. They were no longer just fighting for their child. They were fighting for their lives, their homes, and the future of their world.The trees stood over them like sile

The ground shook under their feet, and the air was thick with excitement. Diego and Mariana stood next to each other, their eyes on the twins. Their powers crackled in the air like a storm ready to break. The prophecy was no longer just a shadow over their lives; it was now real."Mariana..." Diego's voice broke as he looked at her, and he felt like the whole world was on his shoulders. "I don't know if I can do this." The prophecy is too risky. But I don't want to lose you or the kids. I don't know what the right thing to do is anymore.Mariana reached out and grabbed his hand tightly. "I can't make this choice for you, Diego," she said, her voice full of sadness but also determination. "This is your fight, your choice. No matter what happens, I'm with you. "I'll always be with you."Diego's heart hurt because he loved Mariana but also had to do what was best for the pack. He felt like every step he took brought him closer to the unknown, and he couldn't shake the feeling that the ch