Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Second Chance Mate Is My Ex Alpha’s Nemesis : Kabanata 41 - Kabanata 50

Liena’s POV As soon as Kael walked out of my bedroom, I let out the breath I had been holding. The room felt much quieter after he left. His scent still lingered in the air, but the heavy feeling he always brought with him slowly faded. I picked up my phone from the bed. The missed video call from Lucas, the Supreme Alpha—was still on the screen. I pressed the call button. He answered almost immediately. His handsome face appeared on the screen, and the corners of his lips lifted into a gentle smile. “I was beginning to think you wouldn’t call back.” “I’m sorry,” I said with a small smile. “I had company.” His expression softened with understanding. “I figured as much.” There was a brief silence before he continued. “I’ve already sent a car to pick you up.” I blinked in surprise. “A car?” “Yes.” His deep voice remained calm. “It should be at your house soon. Get ready before it arrives.” I frowned slightly. “Where are we going?” I ask. His smile grew a little wider. “

Liena’s POV I didn’t know when I finally fell asleep. After everything that had happened, my mind had been exhausted. The argument with Kael earlier, the memories, the pain, I had uncovered had drained every bit of strength from me. The room was quiet now and I had barely slept for a few hours when my phone suddenly started ringing. The loud sound pulled me out of my sleep. I slowly reached for the phone on the nightstand as my eyes were still heavy as I looked at the screen. It’s Ken calling. It was already nine at night. I frowned, wondering why he is calling. Why was he calling me at this hour? Pushing down the thought, I reply. I answered without much interest. “What is it?” “Liena.” His voice sounded rushed. “Alpha Kael has been in an accident.” He adds. I stayed silent for a moment. Then I said calmly, “So?” There was silence on the other end. “He’s seriously injured,” Ken continued. “You need to come.” I leaned back against the headboard casually without feeling pit

Liena’s POV I didn’t pick up the call. I stared at my phone for a few seconds as it continued to ring, then the screen went dark. I placed it face down on my desk and leaned back in my chair. Whatever it was could wait. I spent the rest of the morning going through reports, signing documents, and reviewing the notes from the meeting. There were several sketches waiting for my approval, along with material samples for the large painting order. I focused on work until the afternoon. When I finally returned home, the house was unusually quiet as my eyes immediately found him. Kael lay asleep on the bed, one arm resting above the blanket. His breathing was slow and even. Although the bandages beneath his shirt were still visible, I knew his wounds were already closing. A werewolf Alpha’s healing was much stronger than that of an ordinary wolf. By the next full moon, the broken rib and deep cuts would most likely be gone finally. Then my gaze shifted to the chair beside him. Helena

Kael POV While I waited her response, I remained sat at the long dining table in the mansion, as sadness weighed on me. My injuries from the accident still throbbed under the bandages wrapped around my ribs. Even though my werewolf healing worked fast, serious wounds like these left my body feeling cold and weak. She wasn’t giving me the reply I needed as my wolf began to pace restlessly inside me, sensing the distance between me and my mate. I had opened up to Liena just moments ago. I told her I was sorry for drinking too much and crashing the car. I said I did not like Helena taking care of me the way a wife should. I wanted Liena by my side. I expected her to soften after seeing me in this condition. Maybe she would apologize for being so cold or at least show some care for her Alpha and mate. But she did not. Instead, Liena looked at me with those steady eyes and said she wasn’t in the mood for any conversation. She added that I still had not recovered fully anyway and I

Liena’s POV The appointment was finally fixed a few days later, and the three of us arrived at the hospital early that morning. The large building was already busy with doctors, nurses, and patients moving through the hallways. Hospitals had never been places I liked, no matter how many times I had visited one. I walked quietly beside Kael while Helena stayed on his other side. None of us spoke much during the drive or after entering the hospital. Kael’s expression remained as calm and unreadable as ever. Not long after we checked in, one of the doctors asked Helena to come in first for another examination. It was supposed to be a routine follow-up after the miscarriage she had suffered several days earlier. The doctor wanted to make sure her body was healing properly before allowing her to return to her normal routine. Kael looked toward her briefly before giving a single nod. Helena offered him a faint smile and followed the nurse down the hallway. I remained seated beside