Todos los capítulos de THE WRONG VOW, MY PERFECT ALPHA: Capítulo 91 - Capítulo 100

LENAI returned to Blackthorn before Kael did, I made sure of it, the moment I slipped through the fortress gates, I kept my expression calm and my steps steady, refusing to give the guards any reason to suspect that anything had changed.But everything had changed. I had heard enough but not everything and that was the problem.Broken pieces of a conversation that made no sense individually but became increasingly disturbing whenever I placed them beside everything else that had happened.Her blood. The Ember. Before she awakens.I couldn't stop hearing those words, they followed me through the corridors, they followed me into my chambers and they followed me even when I closed my eyes.I stood before the mirror, staring at my own reflection while my fingers slowly tightened around the edge of the table."Get a hold of yourself," I whispered, forcing a shaky breath from my lungs.I looked normal, at least, I thought I did. No fear showed in my eyes, no suspicion crossed my face and n

KAELThe moment the power surged through Blackthorn, I knew it was Lena and I was halfway across the corridor when the air suddenly changed.Heat rushed over my skin, the torches lining the walls flickered violently, their flames bending toward the same direction as though something inside the fortress was pulling at them then came the pulse.It wasn't ordinary magic, it was older, stronger, and terrifyingly familiar."Lena."I didn't wait for Rowan or any of the guards, I ran.My boots struck the stone floor as I crossed the corridor, ignoring the warriors who turned toward me in alarm. The closer I got to Lena's chambers, the hotter the air became.By the time I reached her door, sweat had already formed along the back of my neck. I stopped seeing a faint orange glow leaked from beneath the door. My heart slammed against my ribs because the Ember had awakened.I reached for the handle and my fingers were inches away when the seer's warning returned to me. If she awakens in fear, the

KAELThe first warning came before sunrise, I was standing over the eastern map when Darius pushed through the doors without bothering to knock. His face was grim, and the tension in his shoulders immediately told me this wasn't another routine patrol report."We have movement outside the northern boundary," he said, dropping a folded report onto the table.I picked it up, my eyes scanning the first few lines before my expression hardened. "How many?""Three scouts spotted near the old watchtower." Darius rubbed a hand over his jaw, his eyes remaining fixed on me. "They disappeared before our warriors could reach them.""Disappeared?""Into the forest."I folded the report slowly. "Any identification?"He shook his head. "No.""Then why are you here?"Darius hesitated before reaching inside his coat. "Because they left this behind." He placed a small piece of bark on the table.My blood ran cold. The symbol carved into it was unmistakable. A circle surrounded by jagged flames. The sam

KAELThe first explosion shook Blackthorn before the warning bell could sound, I was already on my feet when the command chamber windows rattled violently in their frames. Warriors rushed toward the doorway, their expressions tightening as another distant blast rolled through the fortress."Report," I demanded, turning sharply toward the nearest warrior.He stumbled into the chamber, breathing heavily, his face pale beneath the flickering torchlight. "The eastern wall has been breached, Alpha."My jaw tightened as I reached for my sword. "How many?""We don't know yet," he admitted, glancing anxiously toward the corridor. "They're moving too quickly."Another explosion thundered through the fortress, and the warrior flinched but I barely noticed. "Where are they heading?" I asked, stepping closer. He hesitated and my patience vanished. "Where?"His throat bobbed as he swallowed. "Toward the inner fortress."My stomach dropped."Which section?" I asked, already knowing the answer I d

KAELThe attack was over, but Blackthorn no longer looked like the fortress I had spent years protecting. Smoke drifted through the broken courtyard, curling around shattered stone and splintered weapons. Several sections of the outer wall had been damaged, and the eastern tower was missing part of its upper structure. Warriors moved through the destruction carrying the wounded while healers hurried between them, their faces grim with exhaustion.I stood in the center of it all, forcing myself to remain calm."Get the wounded into the eastern hall," I ordered, turning toward the nearest captain. My voice remained steady despite the exhaustion weighing on my body. "Double the guards at every entrance, and no one leaves the fortress without my permission."The captain immediately bowed his head. "Yes, Alpha.""Search the perimeter again," I continued, tightening my grip around the sword still hanging at my side. "I want every trail, every footprint, and every trace of their presence acc