All Chapters of Alpha's betrayal, Omega's revenge: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

LilaJulian placed the mug of my chocolate milkshake on the table before settling into the chair beside me. I reached for the mug, stirring the straw absentmindedly, while he sipped his coffee in silence.“I’ve been living away from my pack and family,” he began, his voice low and hesitant. He swallowed hard, as though forcing himself to push the words out.His unease was palpable, the pain in his eyes cutting through the air between us. A part of me wanted to stop him, to spare him from reopening wounds that hadn’t yet healed. But I stayed quiet, unwilling to let sympathy blur my judgment.Kindness was fucking dangerous. I had learned that the hard way.“The truth is,” Julian continued, his voice taut with restraint, “my father loves me, but I can’t be around him. He’s a constant reminder of everything I’ll never have—a normal family, a normal life. The whole pack wishes I’d never been born. They don’t say it, but I see it in their eyes. My mom… she was only a teenager like you when s

ElliotI stormed into Julian’s villa, fury burning through every fiber of my being, only to learn from one of his cowering helpers that they’d gone out on a date night. My fist met the nearest wall with a sickening thud, sending cracks spidering through the plaster. The helper flinched, his wide eyes betraying his fear as I began rifling through her belongings, driven by an insatiable need to find... something. Anything.Her room was steeped in her scent—sickeningly sweet and maddeningly intoxicating. It did nothing to soothe the feral beast clawing inside me. If anything, it stoked the inferno of my rage. She wasn’t here, but every second spent in that space amplified the storm of fury roaring in my chest.“Alpha,” Kai’s voice broke through the haze, his tone clipped but hesitant. “Tristan’s shared their live location. It’s about a twenty-minute drive from here.”I slammed her laptop shut and shoved it into Kai’s hands. “Take it,” I growled through clenched teeth. My thoughts seared w

ElliotI let my wolf take control the moment I stormed out of the packhouse, my body shifting mid-stride as I tore through the forest. The guards stationed outside my floor had been rattled by my earlier outburst, their timid knocks at the door earning them a sharp mind-linked command to stay away unless summoned.After locking Lila inside, I ensured no escape was possible. My voice had been lethal when I ordered the guards to remain outside the door and ensure she didn’t set one foot beyond it. If she managed to flee, I promised them they wouldn’t live to see another sunrise.The cool night air stroked my fur as I broke into a furious run with no destination in mind. The forest swallowed me whole, its shadows providing the seclusion I craved to unleash the storm brewing inside me. Every muscle in my body burned as my paws dug into the earth, the weight of my rage and pain threatening to consume me whole.My wolf was seething, his anguish intertwining with mine. He replayed her words i

LilaMy breath hitched as Elliot rested his hand possessively on my thigh, the heat from his touch sending sparks racing through my body. I felt Julian's gaze burning into me, but I dared not look his way. Elliot’s commanding presence made it impossible to focus on anything else.Questions swirled relentlessly in my mind, refusing to settle.What was Julian doing in Elliot’s packhouse?Why was Elliot letting him sit at the same table?And why did Thomas—the Alpha King—seem so casual about it?It didn’t make sense. Allowing a stranger, especially one from another pack, to sit at the Alpha’s table was unheard of. Yet here they all were, acting as though it was completely normal.“Let’s eat,” Elliot ordered, his deep voice rich with authority. His next words, however, made my heart stutter in my chest.“The breakfast has been prepared specifically for my mate. She’s carrying my pup, so I’ll make sure she gets the nutrition she needs. Right, darling?”My heart stopped.How did he find out

ElliotI shut the door behind us, motioning for her to sit in my chair while I strode to the safe tucked discreetly into the wall of my office. Only my Beta knew of its existence, a testament to how much I guarded the secrets within. Twisting the combination lock, I retrieved a set of documents and straightened, the papers feeling heavier than they should as I approached her.“Here,” I said, handing them to her.Lila took them cautiously, her emerald eyes narrowing in confusion as she began to read. I leaned back against the desk, crossing my arms as I silently observed the myriad emotions flit across her face—confusion, shock, disbelief.“Why?” she finally asked, her voice soft yet filled with suspicion.“I wanted to return it to its rightful owner,” I said simply, shrugging as if it were the easiest decision in the world. “Sheldon was stupid enough not to read the fine print before signing. He didn’t even bother to read the name on the document.”The weight of my partial truth gnawed