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Lena asked, flustered. “You. . .” he pointed tauntingly at her. “Worried about me?” His annoying laugh continued. “Of course I am, Jude. You're my mate,” she sneered. “And I'm yours too, whether you like it or not.” “Alright Lena, calm down. Because Selene directed me to you doesn't automatically mean I'm your damn mate.” Lena's eyes widened. “Yes. Yes, it does. That's literally what it means. That's exactly what happens when you're directed by the moon goddess to a female werewolf.”

And so, with the gravity of our situation pressing down upon us like the suffocating night air before a storm, I found myself uttering words laced with a cold truth. "Understand this, Paul," I began, my tone brooking no dissent, "betrayal is a poison for which there is no antidote. Should you falter, should you let slip even a whisper of our plans, the consequences would stretch far beyond your own demise." The weight of my stare bore into him, ensuring the severity of my warning took root. "Our enemies are ever-watchful, and the veil of secrecy must remain intact." He nodded, a solemn oath etched in the lines of his face. "I am aware of the stakes, Luna Queen. My heart beats for the South p

"No. I don't accept that. It was all a misunderstanding—Carmela lied. Mia, I love you. I'll fix it. Just come back." A bitter laugh slipped out. He still didn't get it. It was never just her—it was him. The lies. The betrayal. The way he looked at me like I was the problem. "Even if she lied, you didn't trust me. You chose her. You hurt me. That doesn't just get erased." I exhaled, my chest tight. "There's no going back. Don't come looking for me again." I turned to leave. But Rafe grabbed my hand, eyes glassy. "Mia, please. Just one more chance. I know I messed up. I'll do right by you this time."

Its almost suffocating everyone around. "Aunt, but still you arranged my funeral. Why is that? A person whom I treated like a parent seems to have betrayed my trust. How unfair?" Kaiser is not yelling. But his calm is like the strongest storms. "Ahh.." Kyra gasped to see a few Alpha's starting to bleed from their nose. Kaiser's aura is that strong. Kyra didn't know that he was this angry. He didn't show anything infront of her. But now, he is like a volcano that is ready to burst and burn everyone around. Kyra realized that Sharon's betrayal hit him hard, which he hid behind that mask of playfulness.

“Rich territory. Loyal warriors.” He paused. “But we lack something.” Aria narrowed her eyes. “A Luna.” The warriors behind him shifted slightly. Kael continued. “I’ve heard stories about you.” His voice lowered slightly. “A woman betrayed by her own mate.” Aria’s chest tightened. “A Luna who died… and came back stronger.” He took another step closer. “Someone like that deserves more than scraps of loyalty.” Rowan growled. “You’re testing my patience.” Kael’s eyes flicked briefly to him.

"Kaelus broke his word. And we lost brothers. We lost everything. Tonight we collect the debt." Their words seared deeper than claws. My chest convulsed, the truth heavier than chains. Kaelus. My mate. My Alpha. He had bargained with them. Bargained with my body, my life, as coin. And when he betrayed even that filthy pact, it was my skin that would pay the price. The leader’s eyes gleamed. "So we return the favor. We bleed his walls. We break his Luna. We take what he loves most and force him to watch."

“My sweet daughter. That is not true. Those stories that I have tried so hard to stop you from listening is a lie. That is not me. I do not betray my people. I have never commit such vile act. I need you to listen to me.” “Mother..” “Shhh, my dear. You have to hear me. I can’t let you go before you listen to me. It was not them who was betrayed. It was I. Yes, I am a Khione, Khalid’s too but my people and I are not cruel. It was us who was betrayed and not them. It was us who was almost destroyed and now, only Khalid and I are the only two descendants of Khione. They have lied to you. Those people, they have lied to you just they had lied to me.”

"Or maybe she is exactly what she claims. Someone with information we need." "She betrayed us," one of the warriors growled. "Led the Council straight to our door. We should shoot her where she stands." "No." Aria's voice was firm. She stood on my other side, her expression unreadable. "If she knows what Dante is planning, we need to hear it. After that, we can decide if she lives or dies." Luna's eyes found mine across the distance. "I know you have no reason to trust me, Kael. But I am not your enemy. I never was."

Kevin says solemnly, his eyes filled with regret. I turned my head and punched him in the face, feeling a surge of anger and betrayal. “You should have done more,” I growled. “I trusted their life with you, and you let me down.” Kevin stumbles back, holding his jaw in pain. “I know I messed up,” he says, his voice strained. “But I promise to make it right. But what can I do when someone from your family betrayed us from the inside?”