All Chapters of The Alpha Prince Forbidden Mate : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

AdrianMy father's eyes remained fixed on Lena's wrist.The room had gone completely silent.I knew that look.My father had seen things that terrified entire packs and never once allowed fear to show on his face.But now—He looked afraid."Lena," he said again.She swallowed."Yes?""Show me your wrist."Her fingers tightened around the edge of her sleeve."Why?""Please."Something about his voice made her hesitate.Slowly, she pulled the sleeve back.The silver mark appeared again.My father's face hardened.My stepmother moved closer."What is it?"Alexander didn't answer.He looked at me.Then at Lena.Then back at me."When did this happen?""Today.""Who else has seen it?""The council," I said.His expression changed."What?""They were already watching her.""And now they've seen the mark?"I nodded.My father's jaw tightened."This is worse than I thought."Lena looked between us."What's wrong with my mark?"He didn't answer immediately."Father."He finally looked at her.

LenaThe wolf's howl faded into the night.But the silence it left behind felt worse.I was still holding my father's pendant.It had gone cold again, but I could still feel the strange warmth lingering against my palm.The blood remembers.Those words wouldn't leave my head.Neither would the voice.Come.The Moon Temple.Somewhere out there was a place connected to my blood, my father, the Lunar Order, and whatever had been awakening inside me.And apparently, someone on the royal council knew exactly what that place was.I looked at Celeste.She was still standing near the center of the room, her face pale."You said you had a name."Her eyes met mine."I do."Adrian moved closer to me."Then say it."Celeste hesitated.For the first time, I understood why.Giving us that name wasn't just exposing a council member.It meant putting a target on her family.Alexander's voice cut through the silence."Celeste."She looked at him."If you are going to make this accusation, be certain."

Lena. "They lied to you because they fear what you will choose." The guardian's words echoed through the temple. I couldn't move. The pendant still floated between us, glowing with a soft silver light. The blood. The seal. The queen. Three words that had followed me for weeks suddenly felt connected. But I still didn't understand how. "What choice?" I asked. The guardian didn't answer immediately. Instead, he turned toward the enormous stone wall behind him. For the first time, I noticed the carvings covering it. I'd thought they were decorations. They weren't. They were people. An entire story had been carved into the stone. A woman stood at the center. A crown rested on her head. Silver light surrounded her body. Behind her stood wolves. Hundreds of them. Some bowed. Others fought. And above them all was a crescent moon. My breath caught. "Is that her?" The guardian nodded. "The Moon Queen." Adrian stepped closer to me. His hand slipped into mine. The

Lena“They won’t just take you.”Gabriel’s voice was low, almost drowned beneath the ancient heartbeat shaking the temple.“They’ll take the power with you.”I barely had time to understand what he meant.The heartbeat stopped.For one terrifying second, the entire temple became silent.Then—BOOM!The walls shook violently.Dust rained from the ceiling, drifting through the silver light like ash.The silver glow surrounding the royal seal exploded outward, throwing everyone several steps back.“Lena!” Adrian shouted.I stumbled, catching myself against the stone wall. The impact sent a sharp pain through my shoulder, but I barely noticed it.Another explosion rocked the temple.The doors at the far end of the chamber burst inward.Figures dressed in black flooded through the entrance.Silver crescents were carved into their masks.Lunar Order.My stomach dropped.“They found us,” Gabriel said.The guardian immediately raised his hands.“Protect the girl!”Adrian was already moving.H

Adrian“For a war.”The guardian's words remained in the air long after he stopped speaking.I stared at him.A war.I looked around the temple.Broken stone.Blood.Silver weapons scattered across the floor.The shattered entrance.And the empty space where Lena had been standing.My hand tightened around her pendant.“No.”The guardian looked at me.I shook my head.“This isn't a war.”My voice was low.“Not yet.”I turned toward the entrance.“This is a rescue.”Evan stepped forward.“Adrian.”I looked at him.“We don't know where they took her.”“I know.”“You don't know how many of them are waiting for us.”“I know.”“You don't even know if that trail is real.”I looked down at the pendant in my hand.The faint silver glow had disappeared.But the warmth remained.Somewhere.Far away.Lena was alive.I could feel it.Barely.Like a thread stretched across an endless distance.But it was there.“I know enough.”Gabriel moved closer.“No.”I looked at him.He held my gaze.“You kno