Beyond Redemption의 모든 챕터: 챕터 11 - 챕터 20

Alpha Edward’s POVI sat on the edge of the bed, watching Kora carefully. She looked so lost, so unaware of the truth. I still couldn’t believe she didn’t remember what happened last night. A part of me wanted to push her, to make her recall everything, but I stopped myself. Some things were better left unsaid—at least for now.With a quiet sigh, I stood up. “Rest,” I told her, though my voice came out more like a command than a suggestion. In truth, I was giving her space, excusing myself so she could bathe and gather herself.But even after leaving the room, I couldn’t shake the strange restlessness crawling under my skin. My wolf was uneasy, pacing inside me like something wasn’t right. I clenched my fists, trying to steady the feeling, but it refused to leave.I decided to use the guest bathroom instead of waiting. I couldn’t linger around her—if I did, I might not be able to keep my composure. After a quick shower, I dressed sharply, pulling on the dark suit that marked me as who

Kora's povI pouted and ran around him, trying to peek. “Don’t play with me, Alpha Edward! I know that’s my ice cream. You promised!”“I don’t remember making any promise,” he said with a smirk, holding the bag high above his head so I couldn’t reach it.I stood on my toes, stretching my hands toward it. “Give it to me! You don’t understand, the baby has been craving this all day.”“The baby, huh?” He leaned down slightly, teasing. “Or is it you?”Heat rushed to my cheeks. “Both of us!” I shouted stubbornly, trying to snatch the nylon again.He chuckled, clearly enjoying how desperate I looked. “You’re too stubborn, Kora.”“And you’re too wicked!” I shot back, narrowing my eye at him, though my lips were already twitching into a smile.Finally, after letting me struggle for a while, he lowered the bag and placed it in my hands. “Fine. But don’t finish it all at once.”I hugged the nylon like it was treasure. “You’re the best!” I said happily, already peeking inside to see the differe

Aaron POVI stared at the woman sitting beside Alpha Edward. From where I was standing, I couldn’t take my eyes off her.She looked too much like Kora.But that couldn’t be… right?I’d heard rumors she was with Edward, but I never wanted to believe it. That was why I sent him that message back then. Still, I didn’t want to believe Alpha Edward—of all people—would have anything to do with a woman like her.That’s why I made sure this party happened. I pushed another Alpha to invite Edward, just so I could see with my own eyes. To confirm my curiosity.But if that was really her… how?How did she survive that night?I clenched my jaw, ignoring the Alpha who was still talking to me. I couldn’t even hear him anymore. My eyes were fixed on her.Without thinking twice, I excused myself and left him standing there. My steps were slow but firm as I made my way across the hall. Each step I took, her face came clearer.It was her.Kora.I smirked to myself. Let’s see what they’ve got for me. A

Kora’s POVThe day after the gala felt like it had come from another world entirely. The air was thick with silence, the kind that wraps itself around you when things are about to break but haven't quite yet. Edward was... quieter than usual. He stayed mostly in his office, handling business, making decisions with that cool, unshakeable calm. But I could feel his presence hovering in every room, like a constant reminder that I was never really alone.I spent the morning with the pack’s healer, getting checked over just to be safe. I hadn’t mentioned the tension I felt in my body, the strange, aching weight at the back of my skull, but I could feel it growing with each passing day. The healer—an older woman named Mara, with kind, weathered eyes—had insisted on a few extra scans just to make sure everything was fine with the pregnancy. She didn’t ask questions, which I appreciated.I returned to the packhouse after that, feeling a strange mixture of relief and unease. Everything was fin

Kora’s POVThe days passed slowly after Edward’s promise. It was strange—everything felt the same on the surface. The maids moved around the house, the wolves patrolled the borders, and I spent my time in the same routine. But beneath it all, I could feel the tension coiling tighter with each passing day.Every time I went near the window, I couldn’t help but check the horizon, as though expecting Aaron to come charging over the hill. The house had an air of quiet anticipation, like the calm before a storm. Edward was still on edge, and even though he kept his promise not to face Aaron alone, I could tell the weight of his decisions was bearing down on him.I found myself slipping into old habits—nights when sleep wouldn’t come, and I’d wander the halls just to avoid the quiet of my own thoughts. I could always hear the faint thump of my heart beating a little too loudly in my ears.On one such night, after tossing and turning for hours, I found myself standing in the garden beneath t