All Chapters of From Outcast To Alpha's Queen: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

"Anyone who treats her as an outsider, an outcast, sees her as weak and undeserving of being my wife, or Luna of this Pack, will be defying my direct words. And anyone who defies me will be headed," Travis added, his voice cold and final.Aubrey’s eyes widened. She felt a jolt of shock go through her and immediately looked at the elders, expecting them to gasp or protest such a brutal warning. But to her surprise, their faces remained stone-still. It was as if Travis hadn't just threatened to execute people for disrespecting her; they looked at him with the same grim acceptance they had for every other command. Only Aubrey seemed shaken by the weight of his words.Travis didn't give her time to process it. He leaned forward, his hands clasped on the table."Juno is the head of the assassinations that took place at my wedding," Travis stated, getting straight to the point. "It is clear now. He is after the Thorne family and every elder who sat in this room and agreed to execute his fath

Storm noticed Aubrey standing at the edge of the arena first. He leaned down, slightly tapping Travis on the shoulder and whispering something in his ear. Travis immediately angled his head, his sharp eyes scanning the area until they landed on her. The cold, calculating look he had been wearing for the warriors vanished, replaced by a warm smile. He raised a hand, signaling for her to come over.Aubrey took a deep breath, trying to push down the sudden spike of jealousy tightening her chest. She had never been the jealous type, not even with her sister, Eileen, who usually got all the attention back home. But seeing this woman so close to Travis, whispering in his ear like they shared secrets she wasn't part of, made Aubrey’s blood simmer.She walked toward the platform, her steps deliberate. As she reached them, Storm stepped forward and pulled out a chair, placing it directly to Travis’s right. The unknown woman remained in her seat on Travis’s left, her smile still wide and bright

Aubrey moved around the bed, carefully fluffing the pillows and arranging them so Travis could lean back comfortably. He had spent the entire day on his feet at the training grounds, and though he wouldn't admit it, she could see the slight stiffness in his jaw from the pain."You should rest now," Aubrey said softly, smoothing the last pillow.Travis sat back, letting out a long sigh as he leaned into the support she had made for him. He watched her for a moment, his gaze soft. "I invited the BloodMoon Pack leaders for dinner tomorrow night," he said, catching her hand. "A way of saying thank you for their offer of help in the middle of our chaos."Aubrey paused, a small smile forming on her lips. Travis pulled her closer, signaling for her to settle in beside him. She didn't hesitate, crawling into the bed and leaning her head against his muscular arm."For the meantime, we’ll stay here," Travis whispered, his hand tracing patterns on her shoulder. "After I catch Juno and his men, a

Aubrey’s eyes were tightly shut, her face drained of all color except for the unnatural flush of a rising fever. She was burning up, her skin hot to the touch as if a fire was consuming her from the inside out."Fúck..." Cassandra stood over her, biting her lower lip until it nearly bled. She checked the thermometer again. The numbers were climbing at a terrifying rate. It had only been two hours since Travis had stormed out of the pack house, followed by Storm, Caspian, and a small group of their most elite warriors.They were heading into the Black Shadow Forest, a place most wolves avoided even in the daylight, all for the sake of a snake that might not even exist anymore.Cassandra looked at Aubrey, her gaze hardening. She turned away and walked toward the back of the clinic, pushing aside a heavy bookshelf that concealed a small, reinforced steel door. This was her private sanctuary, the place where she kept the rarest ingredients and the most dangerous specimens for her medical

The elder leaned back, his aged face unreadable in the flickering orange light. He took a slow, deep breath. "I can see in your eyes how much you love your Luna," he said, his voice raspy. "I will give you the Viper, Travis Thorne. But it comes with one condition."Travis didn't hesitate. He didn't care about gold or land. "What condition?"The elder’s eyes locked onto Travis’s, sharp and cold. "Your child."The words hit Travis like a physical blow. For a second, he felt deaf. The blood rushed to his ears, a loud ringing drowning out the roar of the fire. Behind him, Storm and Caspian exchanged a look of pure confusion. They didn't understand. They couldn't have heard that right."In his first birthday," the elder continued, his voice steady and heartless, "you will bring the child to us. You will no longer be his father. You and your Luna will sign over all rights. You will forget he exists, and you will never set foot in this forest to find him again.""You old bastard!" Storm roar