All Chapters of THE GAMMA'S DAUGHTER : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Elysia, Black hair cascaded down her waist like silk, crimson eyes, and skin that looked like a shimmering pale moon in the distant sky. I was too astonished to say something as the lady in her navy blue gown walked towards us. Her smile resembled Hades', and for certain reasons, I knew who she was. "Hades! You were supposed to dance with me and let me meet my savior! You traitor!" Hades grinned. But before answering her question, his long arm slipped behind me, holding me by my waist. "Sorry, Halia! I think I found the right person who deserves the first dance!" My eyes widened as I turned towards him with a confused, tilted head. "What's that supposed to mean?" I asked, trying to slip away from his grip around my back. But his grip tightened as he looked straight into my eyes. "Let me introduce her, Halia. This is Commander Elysia Celeriac, the woman who saved you and your little pups!" "Oh my!" Halia gasped. "That was quite rude of me." She approached me with her charmi

I was confused—about the entire situation. I mean, what she wanted. If she had bestowed upon me a second chance, it could be as simple as living life in a different way. But her intentions behind my resurrection were clear and loud. She was trying to use me. But for what? And that book? Knowledge? It felt like I heard about it before. The thought churned in my mind, heavy and relentless, threatening to pull me under like a current."You okay?" Hades's voice cut through my spiraling thoughts, making me jolt slightly. My eyes snapped up, meeting his—red and magnetic, a gaze that seemed to strip me bare. The suffocating weight of his presence pressed against me, yet there was something unusual about him this time. He wrapped his suit around me, his fingers barely grazing my skin, but the warmth of his body heat lingered on the fabric. The usual arrogance and ruthlessness were missing from his expression. It was unsettling. "I am fine. I apologize!" I tried to stand up, but my kn

The declaration of war between the Moonlit Silver Wolf Pack and the Black Shadow Wolf Pack came directly from Hades Wraithborn himself through the Alpha Council Association—unyielding and absolute. I was appalled. My conscience gnawed at me, whispering that I had failed once again to prevent this looming catastrophe. Yet, as I tried to piece together the puzzle, a single question loomed over my mind: Why would Hecate grant me another chance and ruin everything? Why was she targeting us out of nowhere? Alpha Hornet would die two years later. But if he had sold his soul, would he still die two years later?And if history was supposed to repeat and she would be the reason for this... What did she want from me? And the Moon Goddess—why did she remain silent? Her role was to oversee balance, yet her absence felt unnatural, almost deliberate. The greatest shock, however, lay in the fact that this time, it was the Black Shadow Wolf Pack that had declared war. In my previous life, it

I felt my breath hitch in my throat as Hades Wraithborn approached, each step measured, deliberate, like a predator closing in on his prey. His sleek black fur-lined coat billowed behind him, its hem sweeping over the frost-laced ground. Beneath it, his half-buttoned shirt exposed the sculpted planes of his chest—a silent testament to his strength. But there was no warmth in him. The smirk tugging at his lips carried only malice, and his crimson eyes, gleaming like blood caught in moonlight, held nothing but raw hatred. For the first time, he made no effort to mask it. He wanted me to see it. “Hades Wraithborn,” I whispered, my voice steady despite the tension coiling in my stomach. My steps were slow but purposeful as I edged toward the cliffside, the jagged rocks below a cruel reminder of my precarious position. “Commander Celeriac.” His voice was a venomous drawl, each syllable laced with disdain. “I never thought you would be foolish enough to step into my domain uninvited

Gamma Celeriac,The moment we stepped into the Alpha residence, several high-ranking officials joined us, their stiff postures and hushed whispers thickening the already suffocating tension. Unease clung to them like a second skin, their furtive glances betraying their doubts about this entire ordeal. They, too, sensed something was terribly wrong. Alpha Hornet, of all people, understood the sheer danger posed by the Black Shadow Wolf Pack. They didn’t just dominate the Alpha Association of the state—they had their claws buried deep in many powerful packs, packs that survived only because the Black Shadow wolves allowed them to. But winning wasn’t impossible. If I unleashed my power, if I let Elysia unseal hers, there wasn’t a force in existence that could stop us. Yet, I had spilled enough blood to last lifetimes. After Elysia’s mother’s death, the only thing anchoring me to this world was my daughter. And now, Hecate was hunting her. The only way to keep her safe was to ensu