All Chapters of FORSAKEN BY FATE : EMBRACE BY WOLVES: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

REED’S POV The fire crackled in the hearth filling the dimly lit living room with a faint warmth. Asher and Callum were seated on one of the couches, their expressions unreadable, while Malcolm leaned against the bar, pouring another round of whiskey into the glasses before him. The scent of burning wood and aged liquor lingered in the air, blending with the silence that stretched between us.I sat back in my chair, fingers wrapped around the cool glass in my hand, but I barely took a sip. My thoughts were too tangled, too weighted by the conversation we were having. “You’re sure about this?” Callum asked, his brow furrowing as he swirled the amber liquid in his glass. “We didn’t make a mistake letting Seraphine stay here?” Malcolm let out a slow breath. “No, we didn’t.” He set the whiskey bottle down with a dull clink and met Callum’s gaze. “If she’s here, there’s a better chance of unlocking Liana’s wolf. And if that happens, it won’t take as much of a toll on her.” Asher nodded

REED’S POVHer moans were all I needed to continue. The way she moved her hips to the rhythm of my mouth—I had no idea Liana was such a naughty little girl. I lowered my head as I feasted on her wet, slippery and juicy pussy.“Re…Reed… oh my goodness..” she moaned in a whisper. My tongue delved deeper inside her pussy hole as I gripped her thighs, pinning her to the couch. Damn, she was soaking now, lost in the pleasure of my tongue and lips. I focused my lips on her clit as I kissed it slowly, she shivered as begged me to stop. “Reed… please let’s not do this here..” she stuttered. That was it. All I needed to do was to change the room. I pulled my face out of her pussy as I smiled at her. She tried to sit up but her shaky legs stood as a barrier. “I’m not done with you, Eliana,” I said in a whisper as I stood up, grabbing her waist. I lifted her effortlessly on my shoulder as I carried her upstairs to my room. Once inside my room, I laid her down on the bed gently. I climbed

RAIDEN’S POV The night air was cold against my skin, but it did nothing to numb the storm inside me. I stood on the balcony of my room, hands gripping the railing so tightly my knuckles turned white. Below, the castle grounds stretched into darkness, torches flickering in the distance like dying stars. Everything looked so calm, so still—so different from the war raging in my mind. My father’s words echoed inside my skull, relentless, unforgiving. Find Seraphine. Kill her.The same Seraphine who had always saved me. The same woman who had given up everything for my sake. A bitter laugh escaped me, ragged and broken. He wanted me to kill her? To hunt her down like a traitor? My chest ached, the weight of it all pressing down until I felt like I couldn’t breathe. I reached for my phone, my fingers trembling as I dialed her number. The ringing stretched endlessly before the call went straight to voicemail. Again. My throat tightened. I redialed. Straight to voicemail. I gritted

LIANA’S POVThe night was suffocating, thick with shadows that stretched and curled like living things. My breath tore from my lungs as I ran, the sharp slap of my bare feet against the damp earth echoing through the endless forest. The air was cold, biting, but sweat clung to my skin. My heart pounded, a frantic drum against my ribs. Something was chasing me.I didn’t know what it was. I couldn’t see it, only feel its presence—a suffocating weight pressing against my back, its energy crackling through the trees, wrapping the very air around me. Every time I thought I gained distance, the sensation would surge closer, a breath against my neck, a whisper in my ear. “Please,” I sobbed, barely able to get the word out between my ragged gasps. “Leave me alone!”The only answer was the rustling of leaves, the snapping of twigs under an invisible force. I didn’t stop. I couldn’t stop.Branches clawed at my arms, tearing into my skin, but I barely registered the pain. The full moon above

SERAPHINE’S POVI barely felt my feet touch the ground as I ran up the stairs, my heart slamming against my ribs. The world around me blurred, sounds dulled by the sheer terror screaming through my veins.Not again. Please, not again. I burst through the door to Reed’s room, and the sight that greeted me made my breath catch in my throat. Liana lay still on the bed, her body unnaturally motionless, her face too pale. Her lips were parted slightly, her breath barely visible, like a wisp of smoke on a cold morning. But it was her eyes that sent a bolt of fear straight to my soul. They were closed, but not in sleep.Not in peace.Her body was cold. Ice-cold.I staggered forward, my hands trembling as I reached out, brushing her hair from her face. “Liana?” My voice cracked, and the sound of it was foreign to me—desperate, lost. “Baby, wake up.” No response. I shook her shoulder gently. “Eliana. It’s your birthday, sweetheart. Come on, open your eyes.” Nothing. A strangled sob tor