All Chapters of The Alpha's Forbidden Omega: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Chapter Fifty-threeFaelen’s POV The day had been a blur of emotions for me. Thoughts of what happened in Hunter’s office still swirled through my mind, replaying in a continuous loop.I couldn’t shake the weight of it all. I had barely been able to breathe when it was over. The tension between us had been thick and suffocating, leaving me broken and confused.By the time the sun went low, I was in the garden outside the estate, trying to find some sense of calm amid the chaos. And that’s when I saw her… Raven.I froze, my heart racing. She stood between two large trees, her gaze cautious and piercing, as if she had been watching me for some time.“Faelen,” she called on to me softly, her voice cutting through the evening air.Glancing around to see if anyone was watching, I took a hesitant step towards her when I saw no one around, my pulse pounding in my ears. Raven’s presence always made my skin crawl with unease, a reminder of the danger I was putting myself in.“Yes?” I replied

Chapter Fifty-fiveHunter’s POV I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. The words had fallen from her lips, sharp and cold, like ice cutting into my chest.Faelen, who I thought I was beginning to understand… trusted even… was a spy. A spy, for the Belladonna Pack.And she had been playing me this whole time.I stood there, staring at her, barely able to process the weight of what she’d just confessed.It felt like the ground had been ripped out from under me. My pulse pounded in my ears, and every breath I took became shallow.“You’re with Belladonna,” I repeated, my voice low, as if saying it aloud would help me make sense of it. “You’ve been working for them this whole time?”Her face was pale, her eyes wide with fear, but she didn’t deny it. “Yes,” she whispered, like the truth was too much for even her to bear.My blood boiled. All the conversations we’d had, all the moments we shared… they had all been lies. And I had been too blind to see it.I was too caught up in my own growi

Chapter Fifty-sevenFaelen’s POV The cold stone floor felt unforgiving beneath me as I sat huddled in the corner of the cell, my knees pulled to my chest.The air was damp, cold, and I shivered, though I wasn’t sure if it was from the cold or the fear eating at my insides.My body ached from being thrown in here, but it was the weight of everything else that hurt more.Hunter’s face haunted me there in the cell… the way he had looked at me when I told him the truth.The hurt in his eyes was worse than any of the harsh words he had thrown at me. I had expected anger, but seeing the hurt behind his rage broke something inside me.He thought I was a traitor, that all I had ever been was a spy. And in some ways, he was right.But I hadn’t planned for this… none of it. I never meant to fall for him, or to feel anything for him or anyone in Howle Wulf.I was supposed to do my job, gather information, and report back to Raven. It should have been simple. But it wasn’t.I glanced around the

Chapter Fifty-nineHunter’s POV I stood by the window of my office, staring out at the horizon, where the forest and mountains loomed in the distance.My hands clenched into fists at my sides, a familiar reflex action of mine, the weight of everything Faelen had told us pressing down on my chest.Steeprock, backed by Belladonna. All part of Alpha Zodd’s plan to conquer all territories.Of course. I should’ve seen it. All the signs were there, but I had been too wrapped up in my own pride and feelings to connect the dots.Faelen had been playing me from the start, true, but now, knowing what she’d told me, the lines between truth and deceit were blurred.Did she genuinely care about me, or was she just trying to save herself from being caught up in the destruction of our pack?Caleb walked into the room, his face as grim as I felt inside. We hadn’t spoken much since we left the dungeons after seeing Faelen.He trusted her enough to consider her warning, but I wasn’t so sure.“Steeproc

Chapter Sixty-oneHunter’s POV As the dust settled and the last of the assault forces retreated, I stood amidst the wreckage of what had been a brutal and chaotic fight.The Howle Wulf pack had held its ground. Against all odds, we had resisted the attack… and we had won.I wiped the blood from my face, my muscles aching from the relentless hours of fighting. The victory, though hard earned, felt heavy on my chest.We had planned in secret, just as Caleb and I had discussed. A few trusted officers knew, and we were ready.Steeprock pack had been held back by our defense, their tactics no match for the preparations we had put in place.But the battle had taken its toll. I looked around at my pack mates… wounded, exhausted, but alive. Most of them.There were a few casualties, faces I knew well, warriors who had stood by me for years. My stomach twisted as I saw their bodies being carried away.We had won, but every victory had its cost.Still, we’d made it through better than I expect