All Chapters of Bound By Deception:The Alpha’s Betrayal : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Jenn’s POV “Is she going to die?” Wade asked, the fear in his voice very palpable. I was sure everyone around could hear his heart with how loud it was beating. I wanted to ask him why he was beating himself up when Morgan looked quite good compared to the majority of people in this place. Instead, I swallowed the harsh words and nodded. “Calm down, Wade. She’s not going to die and her injuries are quite minor. Look, they’re already beginning to heal and that’s because unlike every other person in this place who is injured, her injuries don’t have wolfsbane. Where did you find her?” “In one of the shops at the back,” he supplied, looking a bit irritated and annoyed. “I guess that’s a good thing then,” I said. “Its quite far from the hall where the two explosions went off. You could even say she’s… lucky.” “Lucky?” Wade scoffed. “What’s so lucky about what happened to her? I couldn’t protect her when it mattered, and she’s carrying my child! If anything has happened to her, wha

Jenn’s POV By the time we arrived at the Alpha King’s estate, night had already covered. His very large residential complex was lit by street lamps, wall sconces, Floodlights and Well Lights that made the place look like it was still stuck in the daytime. The Alpha King stepped out of the car first, coming around to pull my door open and offer me a hand like a proper gentleman. The electricity that shot through my arm at the mere contact of our body was invigorating. My wolf pushed to the surface, eager for more contact between us. But thankfully, a woman stepped out of the mansion in front of us, pulling out attention from each other to her. The woman approaches us slowly, greeting the Alpha King first with a slight dip of her head before turning to me. “Welcome back,” she said in a sing-song voice. She didn’t seem to be much older than me but her eyes, her eyes looked like they’d seen a billion suns. There was a warm smile on her face, but the coldness in her eyes told you no

Wade’s POV The pack house felt wrong. I stood in the center of my office, the familiar scent of aged leather and old paper wrapping around me like a shroud. Everything was exactly where I’d left it – my desk, the high-backed chair, the portrait of my father on the wall. But nothing felt like mine anymore. Not really. The silence pressed in, heavy and accusatory. I’d walked these halls for years as Alpha, commanded respect from every wolf who crossed this threshold. Now, even the walls seemed to know I was being stripped of everything I earned. My fingers brushed the surface of my desk, tracing the grain of the wood. This was where Jenn used to sit, curled in the chair across from me with a stack of reports, her quiet presence a steady anchor. I’d never appreciated how she filled the silence until there was nothing but emptiness. The door opened behind me, and I didn’t need to turn to know who it was – her scent had already betrayed her presence, that particular mix of jasmine an

Jenn’s POV I waited for them in the conference room, my arms folded across my chest, Alva and the two soldiers the Alpha King had assigned flanked me. It didn’t take long for Wade to appear. Morgan was right behind him, of course, her hand pressed to her stomach in that way she’d perfected. The way that said look at me, I’m carrying his future. Wade’s face was a storm of emotions when he walked in – anger, confusion, and something else I couldn’t quite name. His eyes swept over me, and I saw him falter for just a second before the mask slammed back into place. “Jenn,” he said flatly. “Alpha Wade.” I echoed, keeping my voice cool. “Thank you for meeting with me. I know this isn’t easy for either of us, but we need to move forward with the separation of our two packs.” Morgan slipped into the chair beside him, her eyes gleaming with barely contained satisfaction. That should have worried me. Instead, it made me stand straighter. “There are things we need to discuss first,” Wade s

Jenn’s POV Things were going more or less the way I expected it to go. At that moment, my crowd was much bigger than Wade’s, but that was a given since we were standing on land that had belonged to my father long before the merger. Not everyone was present here, and I knew this was only the beginning. Wade, however, was getting gloomier with each person who stepped across the line to stand behind me. It probably played very differently in his head. He’d never lost anything in his life before, and now it was starting to look like a pattern. “Thank you for making your choice,” I smiled when the last person had decided, looking at the people in front of me. “I know this isn’t an easy situation. I’m still grateful for the years I spent as your Luna. Our paths part now, but you will always remain in my heart. And I want you to know that I will not hold this against you.” Wade opened his mouth as if to say something, then changed his mind at the last moment. “I think we’re done here,”