Lahat ng Kabanata ng Betrayed By The Alpha: A Rejected Mate's Vow Of Revenge: Kabanata 81 - Kabanata 90

KARAI sat on the couch in Zarek’s office, my fingers absently tracing the edge of the documents he had forced into my hands earlier. The tension in the room was thick, pressing against my chest like a heavy weight.Linda stood near the doorway, arms crossed, looking like she was debating whether to say something.“What’s going on?” I asked, breaking the silence.Linda hesitated. Her gaze flickered toward Zarek, who was leaning against his desk, his expression unreadable.“You can go. I’ll tell her,” Zarek said, his voice calm but firm.Linda let out a slow breath. “Alright.” She shot me a quick glance before walking out, leaving the door slightly ajar behind her.I frowned. “Tell me what?”Zarek sighed, running a hand through his hair. He looked… uneasy. That was never a good sign.“I have a brother and…” he said finally. “I also have a sister.”I blinked. “Okay…”“We are three siblings,” he added, almost like an afterthought.I tilted my head. “Why do I feel like this isn’t just a f

KARA“It’s so wonderful to have you here.” I said with a warm smile and then she hugged me again.I could feel it in the way her fingers lingered on my back, the way her breath ghosted against my ear as she whispered, “I look forward to getting to know you… Luna.”I pulled away smoothly, my expression unreadable. “Likewise.”Liz and Aria stood beside me, their presence grounding me. Aria was watching Izzy closely, her jaw tight, while Liz’s usual playful expression had dulled into something more serious.Zarek, oblivious to the tension, clapped a hand on Izzy’s shoulder. “I knew you two would get along.”Izzy smirked. “Oh, we’ll be very close.”A chill curled down my spine, but I didn’t let it show. I couldn’t afford to.Instead, I turned to Liz. “I think it’s time we started the ceremony.”Liz nodded quickly. “Yes, of course.”Zarek signaled to the pack, and murmurs of excitement spread through the crowd. This was my official welcome as the Luna of the Golden Wolf Pack—a night that s

KARA“You can’t come with me,” Zarek said, his voice final as he turned to leave.My blood simmered. What does he mean I can’t?I stepped forward, grabbing his wrist. “Zarek, watch me.”His golden eyes snapped to mine, irritation flashing across his face. “Kara, don’t be stubborn. This isn’t your fight, it’s my responsibility. I am the Alpha.”I scoffed. “Not my fight? The pack is under attack. My pack. My new home and it’s attacked by your sister and Kieran, anything that involves Kieran,count me in, I can’t wait to destroy him. So please don’t tell me to stay behind like some helpless Luna.”He exhaled sharply, jaw tightening. “You—”The study doors burst open again. Aria and Liz rushed inside, their faces tense.“This is bad,” Aria panted. “The northern border is drenched in blood. Our warriors are falling.”My heart pounded. “Then we need to go now.” I said heading forward but then Liz dragged me back.Liz shook her head. “No, Kara. You can’t go.”I shot her a sharp glare. “And wh

Delilah stepped out of Zarek’s room and walked straight to the balcony, where she saw me.Her eyes, once filled with contempt, held something else now. Something unfamiliar.“I used to hate you,” she said suddenly. “But now, I like you.”Before I could respond, she grabbed my shoulders and gave me a firm shake. Then, just as quickly, she turned on her heel and walked away.Linda spotted her at the gate. “Where are you going?”Delilah didn’t stop. Her voice was calm, yet laced with cold determination. “To kill Kimmelly. Let me start from there.”Linda’s eyes widened. She stepped forward to block her path. “Delilah, wait—”Delilah’s head snapped up. Her brown eyes darkened, glowing like molten gold. “Don’t try to stop me.” Her voice was low, threatening.Linda hesitated.Delilah didn’t.She pulled out her phone and dialed Kimmelly’s number.“I know how to kill Kara,” she said when Kimmelly answered. “Meet me in the woods. Far from the pack. Alone.”A pause. Then Kimmelly’s eager voice.

KARAThe Lycan King was carried in, his body limp, a pool of blood staining the floor beneath him. His death had shaken everyone in the room to the core, but the show must go on. The celebration continued, albeit with heavy hearts.Zarek stood by the throne, eyes blank, as the pack members murmured amongst themselves. “Zarek,” one of them said, “You should stay. You’re next in line now.”I watched him for a moment, but he didn’t show any sign of grief, only cold determination.“I’ll help,” I said quietly, stepping toward him.He didn’t respond. Instead, he just nodded, his gaze distant.Later, after the body had been bathed and the mansion was in disarray, we all gathered in the main hall for the next phase. The air was thick with anticipation.Linda glanced at Zarek, her voice quiet but curious. “Never knew your father was the king.”Zarek forced a smile, but it didn’t reach his eyes. “This mansion, everything here… it’s all yours now.”No one smiled back. His words felt hollow, and t