Todos os capítulos de My Alpha Husband Killed Me, So I Married His Enemy: Capítulo 51 - Capítulo 60

The voice beneath the Gate disappeared.But the silence it left behind was worse.I stood frozen, staring into the darkness beneath the broken floor.Seraphine.The voice had known my name.Not the name I had been given in my second life.Not Seraphine Vale.My true name.Seraphine Lunara.The first Blood Moon Queen was still somewhere beyond the Gate.And she had called for me.Cassian stood beside me, his sword raised.His face was hard.But his eyes were different.He was afraid.Not for himself.For me.I reached for his hand.He immediately closed his fingers around mine.“Are you all right?”“No.”He gave a faint smile.“At least you’re honest.”“I don’t know what is happening anymore.”“Neither do I.”That frightened me more than anything.Cassian always had an answer.Even when the answer was terrible, he found one.But now he was staring into the darkness like a man who had discovered that the foundation beneath his entire life was a lie.Then Roderic spoke.“We need to leave

I didn’t sleep that night.Every time I closed my eyes, I saw Cassian standing in front of me.Not the man who had kissed me.Not the husband who had taken a blade for me.Not the Alpha King who had promised to protect me.I saw the man who had admitted that he had been watching me before our marriage.He had been assigned to observe me.He had been reporting unusual things about me.And the worst part was that I still didn’t know how much he had known.Did he know about my blood?Did he know about the Blood Moon Queen?Did he know my identity before I knew it myself?Or had he simply been another piece on the board?At dawn, I finally left my room.The palace was strangely quiet.Too quiet.I walked toward the eastern balcony and found Cassian standing there.He had changed his clothes, but the black scar on his wrist was still visible.He was staring at the mountains.He heard me approach.“I knew you would come.”I stopped several feet behind him.“How?”He turned.“Because you don

The woman stepped out of the Gate. And the entire world seemed to stop. Silver hair flowed around her like moonlight. A black crown rested against her forehead, each stone glowing faintly red beneath the Blood Moon. Her eyes were the color of fresh blood. But it wasn’t her appearance that frightened me. It was the way she looked at me. Not like a stranger. Not like an enemy. Like someone looking at a daughter who had finally come home. “Seraphine.” My name left her lips softly. I tightened my grip around Cassian’s hand. The woman smiled. “You have your mother’s eyes.” My heart pounded. “You know my mother.” “I knew her better than anyone.” “Where is she?” The woman’s smile faded. “She is safe.” “Where?” “Somewhere the Shadow King cannot reach.” “Tell me.” “Not yet.” Anger flashed through me. “You don’t get to decide that.” Her eyes moved to Cassian. “And this is the King.” Cassian stepped forward. “Stay away from her.” The w

My child was alive.The words refused to make sense.They struck my mind again and again, but each time they reached the same place, everything inside me stopped.Your child didn’t die that night.I stared at Cassian.He stood between the trees, his chest rising heavily, his eyes fixed on mine.Damon was beside him.The stranger had disappeared.No footsteps.No warning.Just gone.“Say it again.”Cassian’s expression tightened.“Seraphine…”“Say it.”He took one step forward.“Your child survived.”My knees weakened.I caught myself against a tree.“No.”Damon lowered his head.“He’s telling the truth.”I looked at him.“You.”My voice shook.“You knew?”Damon didn’t answer.“Damon!”He flinched.“Yes.”My heart shattered.“You knew?”“Yes.”“How long?”He swallowed.“Since before the night you died.”I couldn’t breathe.“You knew I had a child?”“Yes.”“Where is he?”Damon looked at Cassian.Cassian’s face was filled with pain.“I don’t know.”I laughed.It was a broken sound.“You

The darkness answered my challenge with silence.For several seconds, nothing moved.Not the trees.Not the wolves.Not even the wind.I stood beneath the pale moonlight, staring at the black crescent burned into the ground.Then the symbol disappeared.Just like that.As if it had never existed.But I knew better.The Shadow King had heard me.And now he knew something had changed.I was no longer running from him.I was no longer walking blindly into his traps.I had chosen myself.But the moment I turned toward the palace, a sharp pain tore through my chest.I gasped.My hand flew to my heart.The silver mark on my wrist flashed.Once.Twice.Then a third time.Cassian.I could feel him.Not through words.Not through the King’s Oath.Through something deeper.Fear.His fear.And that frightened me more than the Shadow King.Cassian was rarely afraid.He could stand before hundreds of warriors without flinching.He had faced the Shadow King.He had taken a cursed blade meant for me