Semua Bab Bound To The Fearful Alpha : Bab 41 - Bab 50

My body went rigid.The moment I saw Diva standing beside Ronan, something inside me snapped.No.This wasn’t happening.This couldn’t be happening.But the truth was right in front of me.She stood next to him, her face blank, her eyes—black as the abyss.Not a flicker of recognition. Not a single sign of her.A slow, cruel smile spread across Ronan’s lips. “Didn’t I tell you, Alpha?” His voice slithered through the air like poison. “She was already mine.”I couldn’t breathe.I couldn’t think.Because my mate—my Luna—was standing beside the very man who wanted to destroy everything we had fought for.A dark energy pulsed from her. The warriors behind me shifted uneasily, their growls rumbling in the cold night air.Lukas appeared at my side, eyes wide with horror. “What the hell is this?”Diva didn’t move.Didn’t blink.Didn’t even acknowledge us.I took a step forward. “Diva.”No response.I clenched my fists. My heart pounded, a battle between rage and desperation.“I know you’re i

I held Diva against me, my pulse hammering in my ears. She trembled, weak and unsteady, but she was here. She was back.But we weren’t safe. Not yet.A low, inhuman growl rippled through the air.Ronan.He stepped from the swirling shadows, his eyes glowing a sickening red. Power crackled around him, thick and suffocating. The walls shuddered, stone crumbling from the ceiling.I didn’t move.Didn’t blink.He had already taken too much.And I would rather die than let him take her again.Ronan’s lips curled. “You think you’ve won?”My grip on Diva tightened.She exhaled a shaky breath. “Derek…”Her fingers dug into my arm, her gaze blurry, unfocused. But there—a flicker of recognition.Hope.I inhaled slowly. “I’ve got you, Diva.”A cold laugh echoed. “You’re a fool.”Ronan raised his hands.The room exploded.Shadows lashed out, living creatures of darkness, slamming into me with bone-crushing force. I flew backward, my spine smashing into stone. Air ripped from my lungs.Diva’s screa

The cold, damp air of the cavern pressed against my skin as I sat there, my chest still rising and falling in uneven breaths. My mind was still caught in the vision—or whatever the hell that had been.Diva was trembling beside me. I could feel the way her fingers clenched mine, her grip too tight, desperate.“We both saw it,” she whispered. Her voice was barely there, like if she spoke any louder, she’d break apart.I squeezed her hand, grounding both of us. “Yeah.”The memory of that red sky, the warriors, the Elder’s knowing eyes— it all clung to my mind like a dark fog.And worst of all?The truth he had spoken.You were never just a victim. You were the key all along.I turned to Diva, watching the flickering torch light reflect in her dark eyes. She looked exhausted, but beneath that, there was something new. A quiet storm building inside her.She knew something had changed.So did I.Before I could say anything, the ground beneath us shifted.A tremor, deep and unnatural.Diva g

Jared’s POVPain throbbed through his skull, a sharp, pulsing agony that blurred his vision. The metallic taste of blood coated his tongue. His wrists burned where the ropes bit into his skin, his shoulders screaming from being pulled back for too long.The room smelled of damp wood and old leather. A single flickering bulb swung above him, casting erratic shadows against the concrete walls.“You’ve been a thorn in my side for far too long, Jared.”The voice was smooth, calculated. A voice that had haunted his nightmares since childhood.Loyd Rock.Jared forced his head up, locking eyes with the man who had destroyed his life. The older Alpha stood just a few feet away, a smirk twisting his face.Jared spat blood onto the floor. “You talk too much.”Loyd chuckled. “And you never know when to quit.” He leaned in, his breath cold against Jared’s skin. “You should’ve died with your parents.”Jared lunged forward, the ropes digging deeper into his flesh. Rage burned through his veins, but

The voice slithered through the trees, slow and mocking.Diva’s entire body went rigid, her breath catching in her throat. The air turned thick, suffocating.Derek’s grip on her waist tightened, his muscles coiling beneath her fingertips. He moved instinctively, shifting so that she was half behind him, his stance lethal, protective.A figure emerged from the darkness, stepping into the dim light of the moon.Tall. Elegant. Eyes like molten amber that glowed with eerie amusement.Alpha Ronan.Diva’s stomach clenched.His lips curved into a smirk, his gaze flicking between them with predatory interest. “Look at you,” he mused, tilting his head. “The great Alpha Valen, brought to his knees by a little she-wolf.”Derek didn’t move. Didn’t blink.But Diva could feel it—the storm brewing beneath his skin.His fingers twitched at his sides, his breathing deep and controlled.Barely.Ronan’s gaze slid to Diva. “And you,” he continued, his smirk deepening. “Still clinging to a mate bond that