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Chapter 121—Something Is Coming.

Third Person POVThe night had gotten darker now but unlike the calm that blanketed the land, Rebecca’s mind refused to rest.Her room felt too still and silent, heavy with thoughts she could not quite name.She sat at the edge of the bed, her phone resting in her hands, her fingers hovering over the screen as though she had been debating whether to call or not for far longer than she should have.Finally, she pressed it and the line rang.Once, twice, and then—It connected.“Rebecca.”The moment she heard his voice, something inside her softened.Donald sounded exactly the way she needed him to—steady, warm, grounding.“Donald,” she said quietly, her voice carrying more relief than she intended.There was a brief pause on his end.Then his tone shifted slightly.“Is everything alright?” he asked. “You sound… different.”Rebecca exhaled slowly, leaning back slightly against the bed.“I don’t know,” she admitted. “That’s the problem. I just… feel like something is wrong. Or like somet

Chapter 122 — Who is The Queen?

THIRD OERSON POVThe council chamber had felt a little bit different that day, though no one knew why exactly it felt that way. Perhaps it was the absence of the three pillars that usually anchored the room. Rowan with his steady and unyielding presence, Kira with her sharp military precision, and Mashik with his quiet, watchful strength, were all missing. They were called away on an urgent matter, or so the message had said. It left behind a vacuum that could not be filled by the polished stone walls of the meeting council hall or ceremonial firelight.And Seraphina noticed.She stood just outside the arched entrance, her fingers grazing the cool stone as her lips curved into a slow smile. Timing was everything. Power did not always come from strength. Sometimes, it came from knowing exactly when the foundation beneath a throne was weakest.And today… It seemed fragile.“Let them in,” she said softly to the guards stationed by the corridor, her tone deceptively gentle but edged with

Chapter 123—The Unveiling

THIRD PERSON POVThe council chamber had never felt this heavy. Yet there were times when it was heavy from the death of wolves but never like this when distrust was being planted.This weight was not the kind that came from silence alone, but the kind that pressed into the bones, that settled into the lungs and made every breath feel measured, deliberate, and watched. The fire at the center of the chamber burned brighter than usual, its flames rising and falling like a restless spirit, casting long shadows across the ancient stone walls.Word had spread.Not loudly, not openly, but in hushed tones that slipped through corridors and lingered at doorways. Seraphina had something to say to them today, and so, they came.Elders filled their seats one after the other, their robes brushing against the stone floor and their expressions guarded but curious. Even those who had dismissed her words the previous day found themselves present, unable to ignore the pull of unfinished truth.This t

Chapter 124—The Price of Truth

THIRD PERSON POVThe council of elders did not wait for an answer this time around. Instead, they demanded it. The allegations were not just mere allegations and for Seraphina to lay such against the Queen, it means that there must've been an iota of truth.The elders were already seated long before the appointed hour, their faces drawn tighter than usual, and their usual composure replaced by something far more restless. The air itself seemed charged, thick with expectation and unease, as though the walls had absorbed every word spoken the previous day and were now waiting for what would come next.No one spoke at first.The truth that had been unveiled still lingered, heavy and unresolved, pressing against every thought, every judgment, and every instinct that had once felt certain.Finally, one of the elders leaned forward, his fingers steepled, his voice cutting through the silence with deliberate weight.“We cannot proceed on words alone,” he said. “What was said yesterday… if i

Chapter 125—Judment Without The Alpha.

THIRD PERSON POVThose who often avoided direct involvement in delicate matters had come, drawn by the weight of what was about to unfold. The fire at the center burned high, its flames sharp and restless, casting flickers of gold and shadow across the stone walls as though the chamber itself could sense that something irreversible was about to happen.And unlike before, the three other meetings, Kira and Mashik were present.Their presence alone shifted the tone of the room. Where uncertainty had once ruled, there was now tension. Where whispers had once lingered, there was now expectation.But one absence remained deliberate.Former Elder Magnus and Councilman Thalos were nowhere to be seen.Their work had already been done, which was to plant the seeds of doubt.Now, the consequences would unfold.—----------------Rebecca was summoned.The message had been formal, unmistakable in its authority. A summons.And so she came.Rebecca walked into the chamber with her head held high,

Chapter 126—The Fall Before the Storm

THIRD PERSON POVThe grand hall, which had only moments ago been filled with voices, accusations, judgment, and the suffocating weight of betrayal, now stood very silent.Rebecca remained exactly where she had been left—at the center.It was as though the echoes of the elders’ voices still clung to the walls, whispering accusations that refused to fade. She did not move.She could not, even.Her mind struggled to catch up with everything that had just happened, every word that had been thrown at her like daggers, and every truth twisted into something vile and unrecognizable.Banished.The word still rang in her ears like a cruel bell that refused to stop tolling. She was reminded of the very day her aunty had thrown her out of the house at sixteen.Her lips parted slightly, but no sound came out. Her throat felt tight, and her chest heavy, as though something invisible was pressing down on her, forcing her to stay rooted to that very spot.Then, she heard footsteps coming behind her

Chapter 127— The Silence She Left Behind

THIRD PERSON POVThe room echoed with the quiet, broken rhythm of Rebecca’s sobs.She had not moved from where she had fallen.Her body curled slightly into itself on the cold floor, as though she could somehow make herself smaller, less visible, less real—like if she stayed still long enough, the pain would pass over her and forget she existed.But it did not.It only deepened.Her fingers clenched weakly against the carpet as tears soaked into the fabric beneath her, her shoulders trembling with every breath she struggled to take. The walls that had once felt warm, comforting, filled with laughter and whispered promises, now loomed over her like strangers.Everything had changed.Everything had been taken.And yet, the world had not stopped.Her phone began to ring.At first, she did not react.The sound felt distant, almost unreal, like something happening in another life far away from this one.But it rang again.And again.It was persistent and demanding, dragging her slowly back

Chapter Title 128—The Wrath Of An Alpha In Love.

THIRD PERSON POVGuards scattered instantly.Their boots were loud across stone and gravel, their voices echoing through corridors and across the estate grounds as they searched every inch of the territory with growing urgency and concern. They shouted orders, pushed doors open and combed the paths in the estate where she could have been, but there was no sign of Rebecca. The air itself seemed to tighten with every passing minute, as though the entire territory could feel the absence of the one woman who had quietly become its heart.Suddenly, Rowan heard a soft and hesitant voice behind him. “My lord…”Rowan turned sharply.Rowan’s gaze fell on the young maid standing a few steps behind him, her hands clasped tightly together, and her head slightly bowed, but her expression tense.“Speak, Esme,” he commanded, his voice firm, though something dark flickered beneath it. “Where is the Queen?”The maid swallowed.Her eyes lifted briefly to meet his before dropping again.“She… she was

Chapter 129—A Voice Through the Silence

THIRD PERSON POVThe line connected.“Hello?”Donald’s voice came through, steady but edged with something cold and sad—like a man whose heart had been broken.On the other end, Rebecca froze.Her lips parted, but no words came out.Her throat tightened painfully, her chest rising and falling in uneven breaths as the weight of everything she had done, everything she had lost, pressed down on her all at once.Tears slipped silently down her cheeks.She tried to speak, tried to form his name. But all that came was silence.“Hello?” Donald said again, this time more firmly, more focused. “Who is this?”Rebecca pressed her hand against her mouth, as though she could physically hold back the sob threatening to escape.She still could not speak.But her silence… It said everything.On the other end, Donald went still.Completely still.Something shifted in him.Something instinctive.Something that recognized her even without a single word.“Hello… baby?” his voice softened instantly, the s

Chapter 130—Who the hell was it?

THIRD PERSON POVBack at the territory, Rowan did as Donald had commanded him and summoned the elders of the pack. Before Donald had traveled, he had given him the seal of authority. One that allowed him the permission to sit on Donald's throne and act as an interim king and Alpha.It was also important for what he was about to do. The elders all walked in grudgingly, their robes sweeping and whispering against the floor. "Is there a reason why there's a meeting today? The Alpha isn't around yet," an Elder asked."I called for the meeting," Rowan said. "As you all are aware, the Alpha gave me the authority to stand in his place before he traveled."Seraphina walks in majestically, still basking in the victory of what she had done to Rebecca. She sat down and crossed her legs. A ripple of murmurs spread across the council chamber. Everyone of them oblivious to why they were called. Finally, Rowan cleared his throat and spoke angrily. "Is everyone here now, or some others expect t

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