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“Not because I owe you an explanation, but because I demand clarity in my court.” I held up the forged letter from the day before—the one claiming I had been conspiring with traitors. “This paper was slid beneath my chamber door,” I said, raising it high. “No name. No seal. Cowardice wrapped in ink. And yet it reached the mouths of many.” I walked down the stairs again, deliberately. “To those who chose to believe it—remember your titles are not shields,” I said. “Your loyalty is not a gift to be tossed in the air like petals—it is a vow.”

“Your promise is my life’s goal. No matter what, he’ll be at your mercy today.” “Hey! Stop! What are you doing? You cannot arrest us!” Lovie barked as the officers restrained her, they reached for Atlas and my voice rang through. “There has been a misunderstanding officers,” I lied. “Volkan Industries is indeed not bankrupt.” They frowned. “We have multiple cases of fraud. Lots of people have lost their investments—” “That’s what I’m saying,” I glanced at Atlas who raised an eyebrow. “They can’t lose money because Volkan industries cannot be bankrupt”

Rowan stepped forward, moving toward me until I felt my back hit the wall, only then realising how close he was. “I told him not to tell anyone,” I said, lifting my chin, refusing to step back. “You heard me.” He leaned in slightly, his voice calm and dangerous. “You know the thing about humans?” he said. “They can’t keep promises.” “I was talking to my friend,” I shot back, meeting his gaze head-on, pretending the closeness didn’t affect me at all. “One you don’t even know can be trusted,” he replied. “Did you ever stop to think about why they closed your father’s case so quickly?”

"What do you propose we do then? You suddenly coming to me with this idea was unexpected. What do you think we're supposed to do?" He sipped his wine for a while before speaking. "We get revenge on them. We beat them to their own game. The only way we can achieve this is deception." I raised a brow, "Deception?" What is this man talking about? One minute he's asking us to trust each other and now he's talking about deception? Come closer. I hesitated for a while, seeing that he is serious I moved over to him. He whispered his plans in my ears. I understand everything he said, but can I still trust him? What if this is a trap?

“You are mine, Yvo. I just claimed what is supposed to be mine. Fucking my bride.” “But I am not her!” “You were. We just got married,” he answered, lifting his left hand to show me his wedding ring. Shit! “And if you still cannot understand the consequences of your lies, I am willing to remind you every fucking second. Or you want me to just tell you?” he added. My throat tightened. “Then explain it to me.” His mouth curved slightly, but there was no warmth in it. “You walked into my wedding under a veil, spoke vows in another person’s place, and signed your name beside mine through deception.” His thumb moved once against my skin, slow enough to make my breath catch. “Why would I let you l

Then he bowed his head not in submission, but in acknowledgment. When he lifted his face again, his expression was different. Not broken. Forged. His voice came out quiet, but it carried the kind of vow that did not require witnesses. Dain declared, "Betrayal has to crawl over my dead body first if it ever rises again." CHAPTER 193 – Tobias and the Last Archive

During their honeymoon in Italy, Autumn and Sadie’s blissful new marriage is instantly shattered by a violent car crash. Autumn dies at the wheel, while Sadie falls into a deep coma. Months later, Sadie begins to wake up, but doctors warn that the immediate trauma of losing Autumn could permanently shatter her fragile mental state. Desperate to shield her, Sadie’s parents uncover a closely guarded secret: Autumn had an identical twin sister, Willow. Willow is a stubborn, sharp-tongued mechanic who ran away years ago to escape her controlling family. She flatly rejects their insane proposal to impersonate her dead sister. However, the moment Willow sees Sadie in the hospital, an overwhelmi

“We vow and there’s something within us that… ties us to our words.” Cara’s head snapped back. “You can’t lie?” I snorted. “Oh, I can lie. Wolves can all lie. We have to. It’s the only way to hide ourselves from the world. No, what I meant was… if we really mean a vow, it becomes a part of us. That’s what was happening last night with the guys and Natalie. The vow was settling on them. Becoming a part of their skin. Something they can’t deny.

“Alpha Kade, you may present your case.” Kade stepped forward. He looked tired, older than his years, carrying the weight of everything he’d done. “Honored Elders, members of this council—I come before you today to confess a deception that has undermined this pack’s integrity for months.” His voice was steady. “The mating bond between myself and Aria Wynter Thornveil, sealed during our wedding ceremony, was fraudulent. I used a prosthetic fang to simulate the marking. There has never been a true mate bond between us.”

The filing with the elder council takes forty minutes. The charges are specific: pack deception in the first degree, the deliberate fabrication of evidence designed to manipulate an Alpha governance decision, and bond interference, the wilful introduction of false information into the mate bond dissolution process. Both carry formal standing under northern territory elder law. Both require a full investigative panel before any finding is issued. Conrad's dossier, or the relevant portions of it, has been submitted as documentary evidence.