Todos os capítulos de The Betrayed Wolf’s Vow: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 10

Instinctively, I cradled my belly and turned aside, almost losing my footing.“I’m fine, Chisel,” I whispered.Sylvia leaned lazily against his chest, tilting her chin to look at me with open disdain. “Leah, you’re already Luna. Why do you insist on framing me? I’ve never fought you for Chisel.”In my head Ruby howled, claws raking at my mind: We never brought the snake in! She did this on purpose!“Leah, do you even know what you’re doing?”Chisel’s head snapped toward me, his face filled with naked disgust. “If you’re angry, aim it at me. Don’t you dare harm Sylvia! We already have a pup on the way—do you want the Moon Goddess to withhold Her blessing because of your vile tricks?”The words knocked the breath from my chest.I stared at him, at the male I had loved for three years, carrying his pup in my womb—and he would rather believe another she-wolf than me, even curse our unborn pup with the Goddess’s wrath?Chisel started to walk out with Sylvia in his arms. I lurched forward, g

At every family gathering, the old Luna looked at me as if I were a defective product.Only when my pregnancy was confirmed did their faces finally soften, the old Luna even brewing herbs herself to help me carry the pup safely.But now… the pup was gone. And it was his own father who pushed him out of me.My parents would never let me go for this either.They had clawed their way into this high branch of Alpha power—how could they ever allow me to “ruin” it with weakness?“Where is the pup’s father?”The Pack Doctor flipped through my records in disbelief. His voice dripped with fury.“This is outrageous! Pregnant she-wolves suffer dangerous hormone surges—without a mate’s presence to soothe them, the risk is catastrophic. He skipped every single check-up, and now, during a miscarriage, he still isn’t here? Does he not know what kind of damage comes from neglecting a pregnant lady?”His words shattered the illusions I had been clutching so desperately.From the first moon of pregnancy

My body froze at his words. That pup… it would always remain a thorn lodged deep within my heart.“We’ll talk about it later,” I said quietly, turning my gaze on him. My voice was calm, but it carried the edge of finality. “Chisel, I told you—there was only one last chance.”“What?” His brows furrowed, as though my words were in a language he didn’t understand. “Leah, what last chance? That was just a joke. You weren’t supposed to take it seriously, and I won’t either. Once Sylvia’s foot heals, I’ll come back. I’ll be with you… and our pup.”For a fleeting second, guilt flickered in his eyes. But it died as quickly as it came.The next moment, he was gone again—arm draped around Sylvia, not even sparing me a glance as they walked away.Watching their backs vanish, I swore silently to myself: Chisel, from this day forward, you will never have another chance to hurt me.On the fourth day in the hospital, when my strength had mostly returned, I drew in a deep breath and pressed the call b

I took the coat from his hands, but the scent that clung to it was Sylvia’s, not mine.My chest tightened. Without a word, I tossed it onto the sofa and stepped back, widening the space between us.“So… when’s the next checkup again?” Chisel didn’t notice the way I retreated. His hand landed squarely on my stomach, his tone dripping with a tenderness I hadn’t heard in months.“Sweetie,” he murmured down at my belly, eyes alight with a softness that should have melted me, “do you miss Daddy? Next time Daddy goes with Mommy to the appointment, we’ll get to see you. Excited?”He was smiling, radiant with joy—yet all I felt was a rush of ice water coursing through me.Leah! Ruby’s furious voice clawed at the back of my mind. Don’t let him fool you. Where was he when we were bleeding out?I swallowed the knot in my throat. My heart had long since stopped beating for him.“Next Monday. Will you be free?”“I will. This time, I promise.”He rose to his feet and pulled me back into his arms, ch

Not long after I finished the cake, my phone buzzed. It was Attorney Bert.“Miss Leah,” he said, “the bond dissolution papers are ready. You can come sign them at any time.”“I’ll be there right away.”I ended the call, left the restaurant, and hailed a cab to the law office.Bert handed me the documents. I read through every line carefully, then signed my name without the slightest hesitation.“Miss Leah,” Bert asked cautiously, “what if Alpha refuses to sign? What if he fights the bond dissolution?”A laugh slipped past my lips—bitter, self-deprecating. “He won’t refuse. He’s probably been waiting for this day, so he can run off to Sylvia openly. But if he does, I’ve prepared other versions of the agreement. One of them, eventually, he’ll accept.”“I understand,” Bert nodded firmly. “I’ll handle it.”With everything settled, I returned home. The house was quiet; Chisel wasn’t back yet.I went to the bedroom and began to pack. The flight to Norway was booked—I’d be leaving first thing