Semua Bab Betrayed By My Mate, Now Mated To Three : Bab 11 - Bab 20

Sabine's POVI was six years old and running through flowers.The memory hit me like a fist. Not gentle. Not slow. Just there, vivid and real and impossible to ignore. My mother stood at the edge of the field, her arms open, and I ran to her laughing. She caught me and spun me around. Her hair smelled like honey and pine."My brave girl," she said.Then the field exploded into flames.My mother's scream ripped through the air. I reached for her but she was burning. My father tried to pull me away but something dragged him into the fire too. Blood soaked into the dirt. Hot. Thick. Everywhere.I jolted awake, choking on a scream.My sheets were drenched. My hands shook so badly I could barely grip the blanket. The room was dark and silent but I could still hear my mother screaming. Could still smell burning flesh.It was just a dream.Except it did not feel like a dream. It felt like something buried trying to claw its way out.I pressed my palms against my eyes and tried to breathe. In

Sabine's POVI stumbled out of Thorne's cottage and would have hit the ground if Mira had not caught me.My legs would not hold my weight. Everything hurt. My head throbbed like something was trying to claw its way out from the inside. Blood still dripped from my nose, hot and metallic tasting when it reached my lips."I have you," Mira said, her arm tight around my waist. "Just breathe."But breathing felt impossible. The memories were too sharp, too fresh, cutting through me like broken glass. My parents are screaming. Dominic's cold smile. The shadowy figure in the background. The needles. The lies repeated until they became my truth.Your parents died peacefully. You were not there. You do not remember.Except I did remember now and it was destroying me."We need to get you back," Mira said gently, guiding me away from the cottage. "Can you walk?"I nodded but I was not sure it was true. Each step felt like moving through water. The world tilted and swayed around me. Mira kept tal

Sabine's POVSera's offer hung in the air between us like poison wrapped in silk."You know who was there that night," I said, my voice barely steady. "With Dominic. You know who helped kill my parents.""I do." Her smile was all teeth and no warmth."Why would you tell me?""Because information is currency, little Alpha. And right now, you are desperate enough to pay my price."My stomach twisted. Nothing came free. Everything had a cost. I had learned that lesson too many times to forget it now."What do you want?" I asked.Sera's expression shifted, becoming sharp and focused. "I want you to leave Nightbane. Walk away from the three Alphas, reject the bond, and disappear. Start over somewhere Dominic cannot find you.""That is all?""That is everything." She moved closer, her voice dropping low. "You are in my way, Sabine. I have wanted Evander for years. Worked for it. Bled for it. Earned it. Then he brings you home and suddenly I do not exist anymore. So yes, I want you gone."At

  Evander's POV I had faced territorial disputes before but this was different. Dominic brought over a hundred warriors. A full assault force is arranged in precise formations along our border. This was not a retrieval mission. This was a declaration of war. He wanted blood and he wanted everyone to see Nightbane brought to its knees. "How many?" I asked Marcus, my voice steady despite the rage burning in my chest. "At least a hundred and twenty. Maybe more in the trees." Marcus's jaw was tight. "They have archers positioned on the ridge. Heavy fighters at the front. This is coordinated." "Then we coordinate better." I turned to face my pack, dozens of warriors already assembled and ready. "Fortify the eastern and western flanks. Archers on the rooftops. Anyone who cannot fight gets to the safe house now." Commands were shouted. Wolv

  Kael's POV I had always been the lighthearted one. The brother who cracked jokes during tense council meetings. The one who deflected the crushing weight of leadership with humor and charm. Evander carried the burden of being Alpha. Riven carried the weight of our secrets. I carried nothing but smiles and easy confidence. Until I watched Dominic lunge for Sabine. Then something inside me snapped clean in half. The bond roared to life, flooding every cell in my body with primal fury. My wolf took over before my human mind could process what was happening. I shifted mid leap, bones cracking and reforming in seconds, and collided with Dominic's massive form before he could reach her. My claws tore into his shoulder. His jaws snapped at my throat. We hit the ground in a tangle of fur and violence. Evander slammed i