All Chapters of Betrayed By The Enemy Alpha : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Randall's POV“This kind of bond is a very dangerous one, Alpha,” Juan said, standing beside my table. “Don't you think it's high time you did something about it?”I ignored him, burying my face in the documents before me. It was an offer from the White Heart pack to join forces with us against Alpha Max and his people should a full war break out. Alpha Graham was an asshole. Back when we were younger, his father used to bring him to our pack whenever he wanted to see my father, his old friend. The man was one of the calmest alphas that I'd ever seen. A true friend to my father. But his son? He was a menace, always causing trouble wherever he went. Because he was bigger, he'd always try to bully me but I was far stronger than any wolf my age so I always put him in his place and he didn't like that. I didn't like him either. But now, things had changed. I was quite certain he was still the same bastard but alliances were more about interests and very little about fondness. Having a

Randall's POVFrom the time I spoke with Lyra until the evening, my mind remained uneasy as I wondered why she wanted to see me. Since it was already evening, I sat in my study awaiting her arrival, but half an hour later, she had yet to show up. I was supposed to meet with one of the Elders who claimed that one of the top warriors had laid a claim on his farmland, arguing that it belonged to his late father. I knew that land. Back when my father was alive, Raymond's father and Elder Josh all claimed to own the land. But before my father could make a definitive judgement, Raymond's father, Elder Milos, decided to let Josh have it, opting to let peace reign for the sake of their friendship. It turns out his son didn't share the same sentiments, so I needed to hear exactly what happened from Josh, seeing that he was the older person and the issue was between him and Raymond’s father. But it had to wait. Lyra was the only person whom I wanted to see. My heart raced a thousand miles

Randall's POV“Did you do it? Tell me the truth!” I demanded, towering over Lyra as the guards dragged her to me in the throne room. “Do not even think about lying to me. Do you hear me?” I growled. “Your father has been using you as a tool against me, hasn't he? Admit it!”She scoffed, glancing sideways with her shoulders slumped by her sides as the guards finally let her go. Then she returned her gaze at me, folding her arms but she did nothing else. “Say something!” I snarled, tilting her jaw but her eyes held no fear at all as she stared blankly. “You're wasting your time, Rand. She's never going to admit it because she's not sorry,” Susan said. “Do you think someone as hardened as her would feel sad for betraying you for the sake of her treacherous father?”The glint in Lyra’s eyes at the sound of those words was undeniable. Her hands curled up into fists, her breath heavier, but after a few murderous stares, she inhaled deeply, taking her eyes away from Susan. Still, I waite

Lyra's POV“Would you go against your alpha for this wench?” Susan asked, her hands akimbo as she smiled smugly at Fiona. Fiona grit her teeth, conflicted, probably wondering if it was all worth it. I couldn't blame her for that. An Alpha's command should never be disobeyed. If anything, I was sad for putting her in that situation so I decided to take matters into my own hands. “Don't worry, Fiona. Let me go with them,” I urged her. She shook her head, but I nodded, insisting that it was all right. “Let the girls take me. You don't want to face Randall's wrath.”After a few seconds, Fiona finally moved out of the way. “Good. I thought you'd never listen. Taking any risks for this traitor isn't worth it,” Susan added, but Fiona gave her no heed. “Get her.”The girls hurried over to me quickly and grabbed my arms. As they dragged me forcefully, Fiona stepped forward, clenching her teeth in anger, but I shook my head, urging her to stand back. Susan continued to talk trash as the g

Lyra's POVSeeing Randall turn his back on me broke the last thread of hope that I held onto, shattering my heart into irredeemable pieces as tears streamed down my cheeks. He would never love me. It was clear to me now. To him, I'd always be an enemy despite all that we had been through together. I recalled the first night we shared, how the tension between us turned into an irresistible pull that we couldn't resist. I recalled the way he held me, like a tender egg, how he took me, claiming me like his prized possession. All of those were for nought.A painful laugh escaped from my lips as I saw him draw the curtains, turning his back on me completely despite knowing what Susan was about to do. And she didn't fail. Twack! She landed a hard slap on my right cheek. Stars appeared in my vision, floating around my head and by the time my consciousness returned, she was already pulling on my hair, yanking it backwards. Before I could protest, or try to break free from her strong gr