All Chapters of My Ex Framed Me, So I Dated His Rival: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

IVY.“You killed Tyler? You killed my mate?!”My scream tore through the compound so violently that everyone went still.For a few seconds, I couldn't hear anything except the blood rushing through my ears.My eyes were locked on Tyler's body lying on the ground, and my entire world had stopped making sense.He wasn't moving and there was blood everywhere.The silver-coated claws had gone into him, and I could see the faint metallic glow spreading beneath his fur where Van had struck him.His chest wasn't moving the way it should. His eyes were closed, his body was completely still, and the mate bond that had always been a constant presence inside me suddenly felt like it had been ripped apart.“No…” My knees buckled and I dropped to the ground beside him, my hands shaking violently as I reached for his face.His fur was warm beneath my trembling fingers, but there was no response.“Tyler?” I called out but there was no response. I pressed my palm against his chest and tried to listen

IVY.“They are going to bury Tyler before you even get the chance to tell the truth,” my wolf said within me, and it was a bitter truth.The words hit me before I had even stepped fully into the pack hall, and I let out hot air from my mouth.I was not going to let that happen.My arms tightened around Tyler's body instinctively, as though holding him closer could somehow keep him from being taken away from me.His head rested against my shoulder, his skin still frighteningly cold beneath my fingers, and every step I took felt like I was carrying the entire world on my back.One of the pack members walked beside me, helping support Tyler's body, while several pack members followed in complete silence, their faces pale as they stared at their Alpha.Nobody spoke and nobody dared to utter a word.The moment we crossed into the main hall, every conversation died down instantly.Dozens of wolves turned toward us, and the horror that spread across their faces made my stomach twist violentl

NOAH.I had imagined Tyler's death a thousand different ways.I had even imagined him losing Ivy, losing his position, losing the respect of the people and his fans who followed him.But I had never imagined hearing that he was dead.Right now, I hated that Ivy stood in front of me with tears streaming down her face.Hatred burned so fiercely in her eyes that it felt like she could tear straight through my chest.For several seconds, I couldn't speak because I didn't know how to process it.Tyler was gone for good.The man I had spent so much time hating, challenging and trying to defeat was suddenly no longer standing between Ivy and me.Somehow, there was nothing satisfying about it.I looked at Ivy again and my chest tightened. I hated seeing her this broken.Her shoulders were trembling, her eyes were swollen from crying, and the blood on her clothes made my stomach twist.“I never wanted this,” I said quietly and Ivy laughed bitterly.“Don't even start, Noah. I don't want to list

IVY. I had three days to bring Tyler back to life, or I would be paraded before the entire pack as his murderer. Three days. That was all the council had given me. Three days to fix a death I had not caused. Three days to somehow bring back the man I loved before the pack decided I was guilty enough to deserve death. Three days before Tyler's name would be dragged through the mud, his hockey career would officially be declared over, his Alpha title would be stripped away completely, and I would be standing before everyone with a sentence already waiting for me. And that sentence was a gruesome and humiliating death. That was what they had threatened me with. If I could not prove that Van had killed Tyler, they would call me a murderer. Right now, I could only prove that by bri

Ivy.I stood in the center of the stone floor with Tyler’s cold body still in my arms while the Pack Council formed a half-circle in front of me. Elder Maren’s eyes never left my face, while Noah stood two steps to her right, arms crossed, watching me the way he used to watch a power play unfold.“Say that again,” I said.Elder Maren did not blink. “The binding that keeps a wolf from crossing back requires a living anchor. You are the only blood bond he has left. The moment the last word of the rite is spoken, your life force transfers. He wakes. You do not.”Noah shifted his weight. “You heard her, Ivy. If you really loved him, you would do this.”I looked at him. “You spent years telling me love was the reason I stayed quiet while you cheated. Now you want me to die for the man who replaced you?”“He did not replace me,” Noah said. “He took what was left after you ruined me.”One of the younger council members, a lean wolf named Rourke, stepped forward. “The three-day clock started