All Chapters of Bullied By Mistake, Spoiled By Fate: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

_Alina's POV_Alaric's eyes widened in alarm. "What do you mean? How do you feel?"I tried to speak, but a wave of pain crashed over me, making it impossible. My body felt like it was on fire, every nerve ending sparking with electricity. I doubled over, clutching my stomach as the power within me intensified."Alina!" Alaric's voice was filled with panic. He held me tightly, trying to steady me as my body began to convulse. "Stay with me. We'll get through this.""Alaric, you have to stay away from me," I managed to say through gritted teeth. "I don't want to hurt you.""No way," he said firmly, his grip tightening. "I'm not leaving you."I closed my eyes, took a deep breath, and braced myself for the transformation to take over. The pain was unbearable, like my bones were breaking and reassembling themselves. My body started trembling violently, and my bones made strange, agonizing cracking sounds. My muscles twisted and stretched unnaturally, as if they were being pulled apart and

_Alina's POV_When I fainted, my consciousness plunged into chaos. In this chaos, I felt a warm and powerful presence. My vision gradually cleared, and I found myself standing in a mysterious forest, moonlight streaming through the treetops, and stars twinkling in the night sky.At the center of this forest stood a wolf, its fur as bright as the brightest stars in the night sky, and its eyes were deep and bright. They seemed to contain endless wisdom and power.The wolf approached me, its gait graceful and unhurried. It stopped in front of me, gazing at me with its warm and deep eyes. In that moment, I felt a deep connection with the wolf. It was as if we had met before."Who are you?" I asked, my voice trembling slightly."I am Athena," the wolf replied, its voice resonating in my mind. "You are a Moonshadow Wolf, Alina. You possess the magical ability to communicate with nature and inherit the memories of your ancestors."I stared at her, feeling a mix of awe and fear. "Why are you

_Alina's POV_After Alaric left, I felt a surge of determination. I needed to find Juliet and uncover the secret behind the drink. I couldn't believe that she would harm me without reason; there had to be a motive. Before Alaric discovered the truth, I had to act, or Juliet would face the grave accusation of attempting to murder the queen. The punishment for such a crime would surely be execution.I straightened my attire and prepared to leave the palace. I walked briskly through the corridors, my mind racing with thoughts of Juliet's unusual behavior. She had been my best friend, my confidante. Why would she poison me? There had to be an explanation.As I turned a corner, I unexpectedly saw a woman who bore a striking resemblance to me. I stopped in my tracks, my eyes widening in shock. She had dark hair, the same shade as mine, and her face was uncannily similar. It was as if I was staring into a mirror.Athena stirred within me, her voice a low warning. "Alina, this woman is not or

_Alina's POV_As I ran through the maze-like alley, my heart pounded in my chest. The encounter with Tanya had left me shaken, but I couldn't let my guard down. Just as I turned around a corner, I ran straight into Lucas."Alina? What are you doing here?" Lucas asked, his brow furrowing in concern.I forced a smile, trying to hide the turmoil inside me. I did not want to involve him in my problems. "I was looking for Juliet and got lost. Can you point me in the right direction?"He gave me a puzzled look but nodded. "Sure, Juliet's café is just a few blocks down. Say hi to her for me.""Thanks, Lucas." I quickly made my way to Juliet's café, hoping to find some comfort in her presence. However, when I arrived, I found the place closed and shrouded in darkness. I felt confused as I stood there, staring at the darkened windows. Juliet was supposed to be here. A foreboding feeling settled in my gut. Had something happened to her?I was very worried. Where had Juliet gone? But then, I rea

As Alina scanned the crowd, she spotted Caspian and Lady Amora sitting together, their eyes fixed on her. A cold shiver ran down her spine. She knew that they were plotting something, and she would have to stay vigilant.The tournament began with an unexpected announcement from Lady Amora, who, in her capacity as a judge, addressed the gathered crowd. Her voice carried a tone of authority and a hint of malice."Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed participants, we have a slight change in this year's rules," she began, her eyes briefly meeting Alina's. "To truly test the full extent of our participants' abilities, this year's competition will allow for full transformation. This means participants may use their lycanthropic abilities freely. May the best fighter win."A murmur of surprise rippled through the crowd. Previous tournaments had been purely about swordsmanship, and this sudden change put many at a disadvantage, particularly those who had not trained for such a scenario. Alina felt