All Chapters of My Ex Framed Me, So I Dated His Rival: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Tyler.The dens line entered the current less than twenty meters behind us and the silver edges cut the water in a widening arc. I kept Ivy locked against my side as we drove harder downstream, the residual rite heat flaring with every forced stride through the deeper channel. Van stayed ahead with Noah close behind him, the confirmation codes shielded inside Noah’s jacket. Rourke and Lira held the rear in half-shift, their movements still coordinated even while the accumulated wounds continued to cost them speed and blood. The dens closed the gap with the precision of a pack that had received a final kill order. Shapes moved through the water on both sides, silver strapped to forelegs, eyes fixed on the exact stretch of river where we fought the current. I matched my stride to Ivy’s so the bond between us remained a steady, usable pull rather than a distraction that could put either of us under. “The secondary contact is less than ten minutes if we clear the next bend,” Van c

Tyler.Van’s order still hung in the air when we left the safe house through the interior stair and returned to the utility vehicle without lights. I kept Ivy against my side in the back seat as the residual rite heat flared with every turn of the wheels. Noah sat forward with the confirmation codes and the dens payment trail secured inside his jacket. Rourke and Lira occupied the far rear, both of them still half-shifted and carrying the wounds that had not yet closed. The industrial streets remained quiet for the first several blocks, but Caroline’s dark sedan had already mapped the area and would not stay blind for long. “The league offices are eight minutes out if we take the service route,” Van said. “Hale will hold the chamber doors as long as he can, but Caroline’s motion to bar us carries the moment the gavel falls without us inside.” Noah stared at the dark buildings sliding past the windows. “She will have dens units near the loading docks. The freeze stopped the mone

Tyler.The remaining dens moved as a single unit straight toward Ivy and me while the advisory board chamber floor still ran with blood from the earlier exchanges. I pulled her behind me and met the first wolf with the same full-body drive I had used for years to clear the crease, silver blade already cutting. The residual rite heat flared hard between us the moment her body pressed against my back, a living claim that refused to ease even while claws and silver filled the long room. Noah stayed at the head of the table with Hale, the confirmation codes and dens payment trail now formally entered into the session record. Van, Rourke and Lira held the flanks, Rourke and Lira still half-shifted and refusing to fall despite the wounds that covered them. Caroline remained at the far end of the chamber, coat unmarked, expression calm, watching the contract she had authorized attempt to finish itself in front of the entire advisory board. The wounded alpha directed the dens with short

Tyler’s POV The second dens force came through the shattered windows in a rain of glass and silver and the advisory board chamber turned into open war on every side. I pulled Ivy behind me and met the first wolf through the glass with the same full-body drive I used to clear the crease, silver blade already cutting. The residual rite heat flared hard between us the moment her body pressed to my back, a living claim that refused to ease even while dens poured in from the doors and the broken windows at once. Noah stayed at the head of the table with Hale, the confirmation codes and payment trail locked into the permanent record beyond any recess. Van, Rourke and Lira held what remained of the flanks, Rourke and Lira still half-shifted and refusing to fall despite the wounds that covered them. Caroline remained at the far end of the chamber, coat unmarked, expression calm, while the alpha directed both dens groups with short commands in the old dialect. The freeze had stopped the

Noah.The remaining board members stood as one and drew silver blades from beneath the table while dens howls rose from the corridor in numbers that no longer sounded like a contract force. I kept the payment trail pinned to the table with one hand and met Hale’s eyes across the chaos. “They were never neutral. My mother stacked the chamber before we ever walked through the doors.” Hale did not waste time denying it. “Then we end the session on the record we already have and get the evidence out of this room alive.” Tyler put himself between Ivy and the nearest board member who had drawn silver, the same full-body drive he used to clear the crease carrying him into the man hard enough to put him on the floor. The residual heat between them flared so visibly that even I felt the air change. Van and Rourke closed on the left flank while Lira held the right, still half-shifted and bleeding but upright. Caroline’s voice cut through the noise, calm and precise. “The session is com