All Chapters of I loved this Beta too much: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

FELIXI sat numbly and stared at the diary. My mother turned out to be the former Lycan King's mate. She was pregnant with HIS child. Unfortunately, there weren't many entries after this one. I merely learned that Kane Dubois placed my mother in one of his many hideouts to keep her safe, but when she was still in the fragile months of her pregnancy, the wolves surrounded the lycan army. Knowing that the end was near, Kane told the wolf warriors that Beatrice—my mother—was his prisoner, and then he pretended to free her as an act of his goodwill. Certainly, he was aware that the "gesture" would not save his life nor make his death any less painful, but he achieved something far greater than that; he saved the lives of his mate and his child in her womb.That was how my mother got to spend the final moments of the war in the Crimson Mountain Pack, among those who killed her mate. Then she was forced to spend the rest of her life confirming the lie that Kane told the Crimson Mountain Pac

NOVAI didn't know how many hours had passed. My heart ached for every life lost in the battle, which I could only hear but not see. And I heard every sound clearly as the witches who were sitting around me turned silent, disturbed by my prediction. I couldn't explain what made me say those words to them, but as I looked at their faces, I knew that their end was near, and that little ounce of justice was the only thing that kept me sane and hopeful.Suddenly, the truck driver started the engine again, and I realized that the sounds of the fight had faded. That could only mean one thing: Eric and Einer had won. The realization hit me hard, squeezing my chest and drawing even more tears as my thoughts and anxieties focused on Felix. Was he there, leading the Crimson Mountain Pack's warriors? Was he captured? Did they… kill him…?That last possibility squeezed my throat. I told myself that I would stop loving him, but even if I could, I still would have been devastated upon learning that

FELIXIt took me a while before I explained everything about my family, the history of the war between wolves and lycans, and what was currently happening. I couldn't blame them for being confused, especially Holden and two other warriors from the Crimson Mountain Pack. They had lived their lives being fed lies. Now they were told the truth, which changed their foundations for knowing right from wrong. The rest who came from the Moon Blade Pack and could only hear about the wolf-lycan war from their parents and grandparents needed less time adjusting.The basic problems were settled, but the dark clouds were already above our heads. The storm was about to begin, and Asriel and I needed to figure out our next step. I left the Crimson Mountain Pack a few days ago. In normal circumstances, I would leave the pack in the hands of my Beta, but that position remained empty. I would also leave the pack well-guarded by trained warriors, but I didn't have that luxury either. Let's face it: Rain

NOVA Ten minutes later, my cage had been brought to the hall and put down at Eric's feet. He clearly loved looking down on me. Asshole. Lya, on the other hand, wasn't fond of the way Eric's eyes landed on me ninety percent of the time, even if she did everything she could to draw his attention to her. The room filled with witches and warriors. Maren strode through the hall, offering me a dark grin. She then stopped beside Eric and Einer. "Unfortunately, we don't have a talisman that would make filling the jades much easier. We will use the strongest witches as vessels. They will drink the essence and use their bodies to transform the core's magic and then place it in the stone," she explained, looking at the gathered witches. One of the witches stepped forward. "B-but the essence... wouldn't it be poisonous?" Maren chuckled. "That was why I said that only the strong witches could do this." The one who asked nodded and stepped back. Then Maren added with a cold smirk, "However, I ne

FELIXNova. She filled every corner of my mind as we were getting closer to the Crimson Mountain Pack's territory. I prayed that she was alive and unharmed, and once the darkest what-ifs flooded my mind, the rage followed. I was going to kill every fucker that caused her pain.Our combined armies were a little over a hundred people. The enemy had numerical superiority, but I dare say that the best warriors in our Werewolf Kingdom were on our side. Now, we could only hope that they weren't able to create too many jades fueled by magic. Otherwise, their numbers could truly cause a huge problem…It was fortunate that Tyrion made significant changes to the royal council, filling it with wise and open-minded men. There were no votes against the Moon Blade Pack engaging in our conflict, and they were all more than willing to hear the entire story, starting from the deal with Hecate. They all agreed that this matter had to be solved urgently, and so the alliance had been made.I wish I had m