All Chapters of FATED TO HEAL: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

“Cath, are you okay?” Luca called out, his voice edged with concern as he ran toward me. His steps were quick, purposeful, stirring up the dirt beneath him. Without hesitation, he stretched out his hands and pulled me up with ease.“I’m fine,” I said, brushing off the dust clinging to my clothes. My legs wobbled slightly, but I ignored it. “Let’s try again.”“No, Cath. That’s enough for today,” he said, his voice firm but gentle. “You need to rest—you’ll need your strength when the time comes.”I looked up at him, meeting his piercing green eyes, which held equal parts concern and determination. He wasn’t just saying it to be kind; he believed I was pushing myself too hard. With a resigned sigh, I relented. “Fine, Luca. I’ll rest.”He nodded and placed a steadying arm around me as I limped. My body ached from the relentless training, and every step sent a dull throb up my leg. The sound of grunts and clashing weapons filled the air as we passed the fields where the others were still t

There were five men posted in this corner instead of ten, and I knew this was where we would strike first. The air was tense, filled with the faint scent of damp earth and pine. Shadows danced under the dim moonlight, masking our movements as we crouched low, preparing to attack.I lunged at them without hesitation, with Luca and Kieran close behind me. The men were sluggish, their exhaustion evident in their slumped postures and dull gazes. They barely had time to react. We moved quickly, each strike precise and deliberate. This position was perfect—hidden from prying eyes, we couldn’t be easily spotted.We crept closer with every step, each movement calculated and silent. The cool night air brushed against my skin, sharpening my senses. By the time the men realized something was wrong, we were already within striking distance. Panic flashed in their eyes as they attempted to shift, but I felt my power surge, suppressing their wolves.Not tonight.Without giving them a chance to reco

I walked closer to Damian, my boots echoing against the stone floor of his throne room. He didn’t flinch, not even a little. Instead, he sat there, calm and composed, as though my presence amused him."I must say, you're pretty strong," he said smoothly, his lips curling into a grin. His words were meant to flatter, but his tone dripped with mockery.I didn’t respond. My glare was the only answer he’d get."I'm not here to chit-chat or play games with you, Damian," I said, my voice sharp as a blade. "I'm here to end you for good."He leaned back on his throne, unbothered. "Oh, come on, darling, don’t be too serious," he replied with an infuriating smirk. "You’re one of the most powerful people on this planet. Don’t you want to know why?"My glare deepened, but he chuckled softly, the sound echoing in the dark chamber."Look around you, Cath," he said, gesturing with his hand. "This whole place has been cast with the darkest of magic. No Null Wolf can use their power here. But you can.

Just then, Kieran walked in front of me and stretched his hands to his sides, trying to stop me."I'm sorry, Cath, but I can't let you go. It's too dangerous.""Move!" I thundered, but he remained persistent."I'm afraid Kieran is right this time, Cath," the priest said. "We live to fight again. We don't know if it's a trap. We'll need to come prepared. Even if you are indeed the Wolf Queen, you must have a well-trained and strong army. Right now, your army is exhausted. They can't fight again. I can see ahead, and I tell you, if you go, you won't make it back. Luca won't die, okay?"I turned and stared at the priest. "I hope you're right," I said. I then turned back to Kieran. "This is all your fault. I would have saved Luca before leaving. Just know if anything happens to Luca, I'll make sure I rip your head right off your skull."After speaking to Kieran, I turned, shifting back. I began running back to our territory, and the rest of the pack followed behind me.************LUCA'S

Cath, I can explain," Luca said, his voice low and urgent. "I'll explain everything later, but for now, we have to move. It's not safe here. They’ll realize we’re gone by now and will be on our trail."I nodded, not trusting my voice, and turned to follow him. The morning was quiet, too quiet, as if the forest itself was holding its breath.Just as we began to move, a rustling sound came from the bushes ahead. We both froze, our senses on high alert.“They’re here,” Drake whispered, his voice barely audible.A figure stepped out from the bushes—a woman dressed in a pantyhose and a long jacket that flowed like a dark tide to her feet. She moved with an eerie grace, and behind her were three massive wolves. Their snarls sent chills down my spine, their glowing eyes promising violence.“What do you want?” Luca demanded, his tone sharp.The woman’s lips curled into a mocking smile. “Oh, darling, Alpha Damian sends his best.”For a moment, I saw fear flicker in Luca’s eyes, but he quickly