Lahat ng Kabanata ng Betrayed By The Alpha: A Rejected Mate's Vow Of Revenge: Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

The scent of roasted meat and fresh bread filled the air, mingling with the crisp morning breeze. The pack grounds were alive with celebration—wolves laughing, music playing, voices overlapping in a steady hum of festivity. The night before had been heavy, suffocating, but now, everything was different.Now, they had a reason to celebrate.Kieran stood at the center of it all, his broad shoulders squared, his presence commanding. The baby rested in his arms, swaddled in a dark cloth, tiny and still. His expression was unreadable, but there was a weight in his eyes, something deeper than the pride he projected.He lifted his gaze, scanning the gathered wolves before him. “Today,” he announced, his voice carrying through the clearing, “we welcome a new member into the pack. A child blessed by the moon, strong in both spirit and blood. From this day forward, he will be known as Ronan.”A howl rippled through the crowd, wolves tipping their heads back in unison. The sound echoed through t

KARA The wind howled through the trees, carrying the scent of wolves and blood. Rain poured in relentless sheets, soaking through my clothes, but I didn’t move. I couldn’t. My arms were wrapped around Trevor’s lifeless body, his warmth fading with every second.Then, footsteps. Slow. Purposeful.A presence loomed behind me. Strong. Commanding. Dangerous.“Sorry for your loss,” a deep voice murmured.I looked up sharply, my vision blurred by rain and tears. He stood tall, his presence overwhelming. His dark hair clung to his forehead, wet from the storm. Sharp, chiseled features. Cold, piercing eyes that held the weight of someone who had seen death and welcomed it.He was beautiful in the most terrifying way.“Who are you?” I rasped.“Zarek.”My heart stilled.Zarek. The Alpha of all Alphas. A legend whispered in the darkest corners. A ruler who bowed to no one.“You’ve been watching me,” I accused.Zarek didn’t deny it. His gaze flickered to Trevor’s still form, then back to me. He

KARA“No, you won’t, I don’t need you to fight because the way I see you, you are talented.” Zarek said, his gaze locked on Aria.Aria chuckled softly. “I am not talented, I am only trying and besides Linda is going to take me down so easily.” Aria said and turned to Linda. “Isn’t that what you want?”Linda smirked, stepping closer to me with venom in her voice. “Your son was killed, you were chased away by a lowlife lady, and here you are—standing so weak.” Her words cut through the air like a blade, dripping with cruel satisfaction.My hands curled into fists, but I didn't move. My eyes darkened, rage flickering beneath the surface, but I swallowed it down. I wouldn’t give Linda the satisfaction of seeing me break.Aria’s amused expression faded. “That’s enough, Linda.” Her voice was firm, but Linda only scoffed.“Oh, please,” Linda sneered, crossing her arms. “I’m just saying what everyone else is thinking. A woman who couldn’t even protect her own blood has no place standing here

KARAThe vampire lunged.I barely had time to react before a black blur slammed into him, sending him flying backward.Zarek.He landed between us, his eyes glowing gold, his entire body radiating power.His gaze flickered to me for half a second. “Stay behind me.”I didn’t argue.Zarek turned back to the vampire, his expression dark. “You should have stayed dead.”The vampire grinned, wiping blood from his mouth. “Missed me, did you?”Zarek didn’t reply.He moved.The fight was brutal, fast.Zarek fought like a predator, every movement precise, lethal.But the vampire wasn’t weak. He met every attack with equal force, matching Zarek’s speed.Then more vampires emerged from the trees.A dozen. Two dozen.My stomach dropped.This wasn’t just an ambush.It was an invasion.Linda’s voice rang out from a distance. “They’re trying to break through the eastern wall!”And then a figure showed up.“Leo?” I muttered under my breath.“Kara.” His voice was calm, steady—too steady. He knew exactl

“Kieran, we can’t take a walk, people are waiting for me inside to attend to them.” Izzy said.The tension in the room was thick enough to cut with a blade.Izzy stood at the entrance of the grand hall, her knuckles white as she gripped the edge of the doorway. The chandeliers flickered above, casting eerie shadows against the polished stone floor. The scent of power and dominance filled the space as Alphas from across the regions took their seats.Her son, Ronan, was turning seven today. A day that should have been filled with joy. Yet, dread coiled inside her chest like a viper ready to strike. Kieran’s voice was low, firm. “It won't take long.”She didn’t turn to face him. Instead, she swallowed the knot in her throat. “Kieran, today is our son’s birthday. You have never tried to hold him once—not since the day I gave birth to him. He barely even knows you.”Kieran exhaled slowly, running a hand through his dark hair. “I have been so busy later, I would do better as a father.”“Ou