All Chapters of Betrayed By The Alpha ~ Claimed By The Rogue: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Lyra's POVRylan loved the dress I'd picked out to wear for the night. He acknowledged the fact that I'd made effort to look so good for him and he'd commended me.“He doesn't know that you'll be having Damian in this room with him soon.” Snow said. I tried to push her voice back. That wasn't what I was about. When the time came, I was sure I'd be able to tackle it, one thing at a time. “You're ever so beautiful. I missed yoy every minute I was away,” he'd said when he'd taken me in his arms and hugged me tightly.Rylan was sitting across the room, sharpening his dagger. He didn’t talk much, but his presence alone made me feel safe. I watched him for a moment before looking down at the brush in my hands. There was so much going on in my head. Damian had been kind to me and the babies while Rylan was away, but it only made things more complicated. My feelings were tangled, and I wasn’t sure what to do about them. How would I be able to explain to Rylan that I wanted Damian as much as

Eloisa's POV I was pacing my chambers when a knock came at the door, pulling me from my thoughts. “Come in,” I said sharply.Alexis stepped inside, her expression neutral but her eyes cautious. She had been acting differently lately, and I was beginning to notice. “You called for me?” she asked.“Yes,” I said, motioning for her to sit. She remained standing. I ignored the slight insult and continued. “The hunters failed,” I said bluntly. “Lyra’s babies are still alive.”Alexis nodded slowly, her face giving nothing away. “What do you plan to do now?” she asked.“I plan to finish what they couldn’t,” I said, my voice cold. “Lyra’s children are a threat to everything I’ve worked for. If Damian learns the truth about what I’ve done, he’ll side with her, and I’ll lose everything. Get eliminated, worst still.”“Isn’t it dangerous to keep pushing like this?” Alexis asked carefully. “The hunters have already failed once. They might turn on us if they feel they’ve been used.”I narrowed my e

Eloisa's POVThe air inside my chamber was heavy, filled with the lingering scent of burning wood from the small fireplace. I stood near the window, looking out at the Blood Nest Pack. This was supposed to be my home. My throne. But instead, Kaius still held the Alpha position. He was never meant to lead. I had been patient, waiting for my moment, but it was time to strike. I'd summoned Alexis again, pretending I'd forgiven her for what she did earlier and now convincing her to remain my ally and I'll make her my beta when I took the Blood Nest pack. I turned away from the window and focused on Alexis, who stood stiffly in front of me. Her face was unreadable, but I had spent enough time around her to know when she was holding something back.“I have something for you to do,” I said, my tone sharp. “Something that will bring us one step closer to removing Kaius.”Alexis remained still. “What do you need?”I walked toward the small table in the center of the room and ran my fingers ov

Rylan’s POVI sat by the fire, staring into it. Across from me, Damian crouched near the fire, his hands working with a piece of wood, shaping it into something I couldn’t quite see. His movements were deliberate, but his mind seemed far away, as if caught in thoughts I couldn’t reach. I wondered what was going through his head. For years, I had hated this man. I had wanted to take everything from him. But now, things were different. We were tied together in a way I hadn’t expected.Lyra had done this. She had pulled us together. Her bond with both of us had woven a connection between Damian and me that neither of us had wanted, but now, we couldn’t escape it. And those children she carried? They belonged to both of us. The thought left a bitter taste in my mouth. I wasn’t sure I could ever be okay with it. But it didn’t matter. It was the truth, whether I accepted it or not.Damian didn’t seem bothered by it, though. He had never shown hesitation when it came to taking control, to ke

Damian’s POVThe night was quiet, save for the occasional rustling of leaves from the trees beyond the pack’s walls. A cool breeze swept through the courtyard, but the fire before me crackled steadily, its warmth chasing away the evening’s chill. The flames danced, casting long shadows against the stone pathways and the wooden beams of the surrounding buildings. Across from me, Rylan sat, arms resting on his knees, his expression unreadable.I should hate him.For years, he had been a thorn in my side, an enemy that refused to disappear. He had challenged me, taken what was mine, and yet, as I sat here, staring at him across the fire, I felt none of the usual rage that used to consume me. It was strange. Unsettling. Lyra had changed everything.She had been mine once. Mine to protect. Mine to claim. Then, she had walked away. And now, she had our children—mine and Rylan’s.“Rylan has been part of their lives more than I have been,” I admitted to myself. That truth should have burned,