All Chapters of Chasing Ex Mate Back: Chapter 1 - Chapter 6

Chapter 1: The BetrayalOlivia’s POV“Long live The Luna.”The words cut into me. Each cheer twisted the pain deeper, leaving me trembling where I stood. My fingers dug into the fabric of my dress, bitterness churning violently in my stomach. Breathing became difficult.I turned sharply, my eyes locking onto the stage where Damien stood, deliberately refusing to meet my gaze. Beside him was Brielle, dressed in the ceremonial Luna robes, her smile radiant and victorious. My legs shook beneath me.This is not happening. This cannot be real. Just last night, Damien had held me close, whispering promises into my hair while he slept beside me. “You are mine, Olivia. I will make you my Luna. Only you.” I had believed every word, given him everything I had, my body, my heart, my trust.Now, in front of the entire pack, he was giving the title that belonged to me to another woman. The betrayal was unbearable. A bitter cry tore from my throat as I stepped forward.“Damien.”My voice rose above

Olivia’s POVMy head spun wildly, my heart slamming hard against my ribs as I ran without looking back. I was leaving the pack. I knew Damien had ordered me to stay. He was the Alpha, and no one was meant to defy him, but I had reached my breaking point. Between obeying a man who betrayed me and destroying my unborn child, I chose to run.I pushed myself forward, rushing deeper into the forest. My feet struck the earth again and again, my lungs burning as each breath came out uneven and strained. I ran with everything left in me. The trees blurred together, branches scraping past my skin like bony hands reaching to stop me. I refused to turn around, terrified of what might be waiting behind me.Damien’s voice echoed in my head. “You will stay at the safe house outside the palace tonight.” But I knew I could not do that. Not after what he demanded of me. He did not want this pregnancy, and I understood why. As Alpha, having a child with me would stain his image and weaken his rule.But

Olivia’s POVI did not realize how close I was to collapsing until my legs finally gave way beneath me. The terror, the pain, the exhaustion I had been suppressing for days all surged at once, leaving my body unable to obey me any longer. I would have fallen hard onto the forest floor if strong arms had not caught me at the last second, holding me upright with unyielding strength.The stranger steadied me against his chest, his grip firm but controlled, as though he had already decided that I would not break here, not under his watch. His warmth seeped into me slowly, grounding me in a way I was unprepared for. I could feel the steady rise and fall of his breathing, calm and unwavering, so different from the chaos raging inside me.“Breathe,” he said quietly, his voice deep and composed. “You are not dying tonight.”I let out a shaky breath, my fingers clutching weakly at the front of his shirt as my body trembled. I wanted to believe him, but experience had taught me that safety was