Lahat ng Kabanata ng From Omega's Daughter To Alpha's Daughter: Kabanata 181 - Kabanata 190

Mira’s POVBrakk’s bravado faded for a second, but then he straightened himself, trying once more to salvage whatever he could of his arrogance. “I only speak what others are too afraid to, my lord. You’re letting grief and guilt make a fool out of you.”I saw Garran’s hand shoot out before Brakk even realized it…one powerful motion, and his palm swept across Brakk's face with so much force that he staggered backward, nearly falling to the ground. The entire crowd gasped in shock at the action.“Say another stupid word,” Garran hissed in a voice that rumbled like thunder, “and I’ll have your tongue cut out.”Brakk stared at him, boiling with hatred and humiliation, but he wisely said nothing. Knowing who Garran was, any further action from him would likely mean his death, and that was not something he wanted to risk at that moment. It was better to hold his peace and continue the fight later.Garran took a deep breath, then turned back toward his daughter and me. “You saved her,” he s

Mira’s POVGarran was beside me in an instant, ignoring the blood that was dripping from his claws. He was still half shifted, but his eyes filled with fury and grief. “Get the healers!” he roared. “Now!”Warriors scattered. Arwen knelt beside me, her own tears falling freely. “He saved me,” she whispered shakily. “He saved my life.”They carried Cael inside as if his body were made of glass. His blood trailed along the ground, marking every desperate step the warriors carrying him took. I stumbled beside them, half dazed, half sobbing, and with my hands trembling so violently that I could barely keep them steady enough to press against his wound. Garran barked orders with the voice of a man that was possessed, commanding everyone to clear the way and his tone leaving no room for hesitation.“Get him to the east wing…now!” he thundered. “Summon the healers, every last one of them!”The fortress that had been filled with jeers for Cael's execution was now filled with panic and chaos fo

Mira’s POVGarran watched me with the patience of a man who had seen too many storms to fear the next. I clasped my hands together on my lap to stop them from trembling, knowing that I had no control over how his reaction would be when I finally blurted it out. “...We are… from Moonlit Pack.”He blinked in surprise…just once, but it was enough for me to sense that he had heard the name before. I pushed on.“We are… the children of Alpha Rowland.”The crackle of the fire in the corner that I had barely paid any attention to suddenly seemed louder. Garran’s brows rose a little, but he didn’t interrupt. He simply gave me space to reveal everything, one painful thread at a time.“Cael is the Alpha heir,” I said in a soft but steady voice. “And I… I am his younger sister.”Garran leaned back on his chair now, calmly absorbing the shocking information. I couldn’t tell if he was shocked or simply processing the information piece by piece. Royals. That’s what we were to most wolves. And outs

Mira’s POVI didn’t even know where to begin.He gave me a reassuring smile when he noticed my uneasiness. “If you trust me enough to tell it… now is the time.”I inhaled slowly, feeling , as if all the years I had spent chasing from my past had suddenly caught up with me and cornered me in this room.“There’s a lot we need to uncover,” I began softly. “And to explain that, I have to start from the beginning. From before I even knew who I truly was.”Garran nodded, giving me the space to continue.So I did.“My mother… wasn’t supposed to have me,” I said calmly. “She was my father, Alpha Rowland’s mistress. A secret one. No one knew…not his Luna or even the council… no one.”Garran’s face sharpened a little, but he didn’t interrupt.“When she became pregnant with me,” I continued, “everything fell apart. Cael’s mother found out about the affair. She didn’t know who the woman was, only that someone had betrayed her marriage. And my mother panicked. She fled Moonlit and went to Pine Sha

Liam’s POVA few minutes later we were gone, with Nate nudging his stallion forward, glancing over his shoulder every few seconds as tension radiated off him despite the brave front he tried to put on earlier.“You sure nobody saw us leave?” he whispered.“Positive,” I said, pulling my hood lower. “Everyone’s too focused on the war preparations. My father would probably be giving another rousing speech about honor and vengeance.”Nate snorted. “Honor. Right. Because sending two emissaries away without explanation and getting ready to wipe them out is honorable.”I didn’t respond. I could still see Mira standing there in Pine Shadows’ hall, proud but confused, the moment my father dismissed her like she was nothing. It had burned something into my memory…something that hadn’t stopped twisting inside me since the moment she walked out the doors.Kai paced inside my mind, and I could feel the same agitation tearing through him.We should’ve left days ago, he grumbled.We should have gone