All Chapters of My Alpha Husband Killed Me, So I Married His Enemy: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The moment I heard his name, my body remembered how it felt to die.“Alpha Damon is coming this afternoon.”Martha said it casually, as though she had just told me the weather.I couldn’t answer.My fingers tightened around the edge of the door.Damon.The man who had driven a silver blade into my stomach.The man whose voice had been the last thing I heard before death swallowed me.And now he was coming here.Alive.Young.Still unaware that the woman he intended to marry had already lived through the day he murdered her.I forced myself to breathe.Martha tilted her head.“Miss Seraphine?”“I heard you.”“You look pale.”“I didn’t sleep well.”She gave me a worried look before stepping into the room.I closed the door behind her.My eyes drifted toward the mirror.The girl staring back at me was eighteen.Not twenty-five.Not the woman Damon had killed.Eighteen.I walked toward the mirror and touched my face.Soft skin.No scar.No blood.No exhaustion.I looked like the girl who

Chapter 4: The Blood Moon RisesThe moon turned red before my eyes.I had seen blood before.I had watched it spill from my own body while Damon stood over me with a silver blade.But nothing had prepared me for the sight of the moon itself changing color.The training grounds fell silent.Every wolf froze.Even the wind seemed to stop.Rowan stared at the sky with an expression I had never seen on his face before.Fear.Not ordinary fear.The kind that reached deep into the bones.“What does this mean?” I whispered.He didn’t answer.“Rowan.”His eyes remained fixed on the moon.“It means we were too late.”“Too late for what?”He finally looked at me.“The gate.”A cold shiver traveled down my spine.“What gate?”“The Blood Moon Gate.”I swallowed.“You said the gate was only a legend.”“I was wrong.”Another howl echoed from the forest.This one was different.It wasn’t the howl of an ordinary wolf.It was deeper.Older.It seemed to vibrate through the ground beneath my feet.Seve

The first person I was supposed to lose was already standing in front of me.And this time, I refused to let her die.Mira stared at me from across the small kitchen table, her fingers wrapped tightly around a cup of untouched tea.“You're frightening me, Seraphine.”I couldn't blame her.I had spent the last hour asking questions that made no sense to the woman sitting across from me.What time did she leave the house seven years ago?Which road did she take?Who did she speak to?What color was the carriage that passed her?Where was Captain Rowan that afternoon?Every detail mattered.Because I remembered what happened next.In my first life, Mira died three days from now.Not in battle.Not from a rogue attack.Not from disease.She was murdered.Her body had been discovered near the eastern bridge, her throat cut and her blood drained into a silver bowl.At the time, everyone believed it was the work of rogues.I had believed it too.But now I knew better.Mira had discovered som

Seraphine had learned one thing about secrets.They never stayed buried forever.Sometimes they waited inside locked drawers.Sometimes they hid behind photographs.And sometimes, they were written in the trembling handwriting of someone who knew she might not live long enough to tell the truth.Seraphine stood in the doorway of her mother's old bedroom, staring at the room she had avoided for almost three years.Dust covered the furniture.The curtains were still the pale blue her mother had loved.A porcelain vase sat on the dressing table, holding dried flowers that had long since lost their color.Everything looked exactly as it had the morning Seraphine's mother died.That was what frightened her most.She stepped inside.Her fingers tightened around the old brass key she had found inside her mother's jewelry box earlier that morning.The key had no label.No explanation.Only one word had been engraved on it.Ashford.Seraphine had spent hours wondering what it opened.Now she h

The gunshot was still echoing through Seraphine's mind when Adrian dragged her into the nearest room and locked the door.“Stay here.”He moved toward the windows.Seraphine grabbed his arm.“No.”Adrian turned.His eyes were dark with anger.“Seraphine, someone just fired a gun inside this house.”“And you're going out there?”“I need to know who it was.”“You'll get yourself killed.”For a moment, they simply stared at each other.Then Adrian's expression softened.“You're worried about me.”Seraphine immediately released his arm.“Don't flatter yourself.”A faint smile touched his lips.“Even now?”“Especially now.”Another sound came from the hallway.Both of them froze.Footsteps.Slow.Measured.Coming toward the door.Adrian pulled Seraphine behind him.His body became a shield.The footsteps stopped.Nothing happened.Then a shadow moved beneath the door.Seraphine held her breath.The handle slowly turned.Adrian reached for the weapon hidden beneath his jacket.The door sudd