All Chapters of Betrayed By Fate, The Alpha’s Hybrid Luna: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Kaiden’s Pov“This can’t be happening,” I muttered under my breath, pacing the infirmary as Amelia’s pained screams echoed in my ears. I didn’t want to believe anyone in my pack, especially those closest to me, could have harmed her. But the situation was spiraling out of control, and my patience was wearing thin. I clenched my fists, turning to one of the guards nearby. “Send word to the allies who left after the event. Let them know this is no longer just a simple gathering. We may have a traitor in our midst.” The guard nodded quickly and left to carry out my orders. Meanwhile, I made my way to the kitchen, determined to find out what had gone wrong. The kitchen was bustling with activity as maids and cooks tried to piece together what had happened. I stormed in, my presence halting their movements instantly. “Where is the food she ate?” I barked. A maid stepped forward nervously, pointing to the plate that had been set aside.I picked it up, examining every inch of it

Amelia’s Pov“I think something’s different about me,” I whispered to myself as I woke up. The morning light streamed through the window, warming my face. I stretched, feeling an unfamiliar surge of energy course through my body. It was strange, but it wasn’t unpleasant. It felt… powerful. I swung my legs over the side of the bed, my bare feet touching the cool floor. The memory of the poison, the blood, and the pain lingered in my mind, but now, there was only calm. Something had shifted. Spotting a piece of broken glass from the vase that had fallen earlier, a thought crossed my mind. I hesitated but then picked up the shard and ran it gently across the palm of my hand. The sting of the cut was immediate, but before I could even wince, the wound disappeared. The skin knitted itself back together, leaving no trace of the injury. I gasped, staring at my hand in shock. "I… healed,” I whispered. The realization hit me like a lightning bolt. I thought back to the first time

Amelia’s Pov“I need to make these stronger,” I murmured to myself, mixing herbs and potions on the small table I had set up in my room. The satisfaction of helping others was a feeling I couldn’t get enough of, and I was determined to be prepared for anything. I had already created a series of potions and remedies for various ailments, but I wanted more options, something that could address illnesses I hadn’t encountered yet. As the evening wore on, I capped the final bottle of a new potion and set it aside. Exhausted but content, I stretched and decided to lie down. I had just started to drift off when the faint sound of a baby’s cry broke through the silence. My eyes snapped open, and I sat up, straining to listen. “What was that? Whose baby was that in the middle of the night?” I thought to myself. There it was again, a soft, high-pitched wail that seemed to come from outside. Curiosity and concern tugged at me, and I wrapped a shawl around myself before stepping into t

Kaiden’s Pov“I got an invitation,” I said casually, looking up from the letter in my hand as Amelia stared intensely at me. “An invitation?” she asked, her tone curious as she kept it obvious. I nodded, holding the letter out for her to see. “One of our allies, Alpha Darius, is hosting a party in three days. I’m expected to attend, and I want you to come with me.” Her brows furrowed slightly, and she glanced at the invitation.“What if I don’t want to go? Not like I'm restraining your order…but,” she asked, her voice cautious. “It's not an order, it's an offer, a question, and it's your say.”“Oh!” She whispered, realizing I wasn't trying to hold her to it. I leaned back in my chair, studying her. “Yeah, it’s your choice,” I said, keeping my tone light. “But I’d love for you to come with me.” She hesitated, her lips pressing into a thin line as she handed the letter back to me.“I’ll think about it,” she said simply before leaving the room. I watched her go, a small smil

Kaiden’s Pov“She’s different, Justin,” I said, swirling the glass of whiskey in my hand before taking a slow sip. Alpha Justin leaned back in his chair, his piercing blue eyes fixed on me. He came to visit, after I called him about being troubled, and with the conversation I had with Alpha Marcus. “Different how? Because from where I’m sitting, it looks like you’re losing yourself to her.” I sighed, setting the glass down on the table between us. “It’s not like that. Amelia’s been through hell. She’s... cautious. Reserved. And I don’t blame her.” Justin raised an eyebrow. “And you think you can fix that?” “I don’t want to fix her,” I shot back, my voice sharper than I intended. “I want to help her heal. There’s a difference.” For a moment, Justin said nothing, his expression unreadable. Then he leaned forward, his tone softer.“Kaiden, I’ve known you a long time. You don’t fall easily, but when you do, you fall hard. I’m just saying, be careful. Amelia’s past isn’t somethi