All Chapters of FATED TO HEAL: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

They were under attack. The warning came in a blare of trumpets that echoed through the air. Before Cathrine could fully grasp what was happening, the crowd erupted into chaos, with people scattering in every direction, fleeing as fast as their legs could carry them.Cathrine watched in confusion, her eyes darting around, taking in the frenzied scene. Her heart pounded, her mind reeling as she tried to understand why everyone was running. But amid the terror, one thing caught her attention and brought her a strange sense of relief: Luca’s execution had been interrupted. Even the executioner, who only moments before had stood ready to take Luca’s life, had dropped his weapon and joined the panicked crowd, desperate to escape whatever threat loomed over them all.She glanced toward the royal platform and spotted the king himself, hurriedly making his way through the grand hallway that stretched toward his private chambers. She saw him disappear into the shadows, likely seeking refuge wi

"Argh!" Luca’s scream echoed through the night, sharp with pain. His muscles strained, every nerve on fire, but he refused to back down. Weakness threatened to overtake him, but he fought against it. Determined, he reached down, fingers brushing against the cold metal of the knife tucked at his side. With a quick movement, he pulled it free, the steel glinting in the dim light, and plunged it straight into Damian’s knee.Damian's grip on him slackened as he let out a harsh, guttural groan, staggering back from the blow. His eyes widened with shock and pain, disbelief flashing across his face.As Damian pulled away, Luca stumbled, his own strength slipping away. He sank to the ground, knees hitting the dirt before his entire body gave in. Exhausted and injured, he collapsed onto his stomach, blood trickling slowly from the corner of his mouth, staining the dirt beneath him.“Luca!” Cathrine’s voice sliced through the darkness. She ran towards him, fear woven into every step, her gaze f

“You’re really a selfish being, Kieran,” Cathrine’s voice was low, simmering with a restrained anger that threatened to spill over. She took a step closer, her eyes fixed on him with an intensity he hadn’t seen before. “When you wanted nothing to do with me, you rejected me. You didn’t care how I would feel or the pain I’d go through. But now… now that you need my help, you come back, claiming you have rights over me?”Kieran took a deep breath, visibly affected by her words. The look in her eyes and the bitterness in her tone made him wince. Yet, he forced himself to stand his ground. “Whether you like it or not, Cathrine,” he said, his voice steady, “you’re my mate.” Slowly, he rose from where he’d lying on the ground, dusting off his clothes as he looked at her with a determined gaze. “The Moon Goddess chose you for me.”Cathrine laughed, but there was no humor in it. Her laughter was sharp and cutting, filled with a cold disbelief. “She chose wrong.” Her words sliced through the s

The growl of the creature lurking in the dark reverberated through the silent night, sending chills down everyone’s spine. Shadows stretched across the campsite, making it hard to see beyond the flickering flames of the campfire. Kieran’s friends glanced nervously at one another, their fear mirrored in their eyes as the creature drew closer, each step amplifying their dread.Kieran’s heart raced, yet he forced himself to stand tall. His fists clenched by his side, he looked to Luca and Cathrine, who seemed steady, waiting for whatever lurked in the darkness. Even though fear crept up his spine, Kieran found a strange sense of courage seeing how they held their ground. They were ready.Abruptly, the growling ceased. The forest fell deathly silent, and the sound of footsteps came to a halt. Cathrine’s shoulders relaxed, and a slight sigh escaped her lips. Relief washed over her face as she began to let her guard down. One by one, they all exhaled, believing the danger had passed.Just a

"You failing to defeat Damian doesn’t mean I won’t be able to kill him. I’m built different," Jerry said, his voice edged with determination."So am I," Cathrine replied, a sharp glint in her eyes. "I’m built in ways you can’t even imagine.""And she’s right," Luca added, stepping in beside Cathrine. "She has powers greater than anyone here.""Damian attacked her countless times, trying to kill her because he knows she’s the only one who can stop him from taking over the world," Luca continued, his voice heavy with concern."You don’t understand, Luca." Jerry’s voice was dark, tinged with a pain that ran deep. "Damian killed the people I called family—right after he killed my real family. He’ll pay for that.""He will, but at the right time," Luca said firmly. "You can’t do it alone, Jerry. You’ll need help. We can help you. Damian’s hurt each of us in one way or another. He killed my father and mother.""He killed my parents too," Cathrine whispered, her voice breaking. She took a sh