All Chapters of The Broken Beta’s Redemption : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Julian’s POV It took two months, two whole months for the perfect world I thought I was building to come crumbling down, just like I’d always feared it would. But to think today would be the day? That, I could’ve never predicted. In those two months, so many things changed. If I dare say, I changed too. The pack had finally begun to heal from the chaos of war. With Aries and Rex doing their best to rebuild, the Awoke Pack was thriving again. The danger that once loomed over us was gone, and for a moment, it felt like peace had returned. Everything was almost perfect again, except for that dull ache that overwhelmed us whenever we visited Lilly’s grave. Even then, time had done its best to ease the guilt we all carried. Rex and Aries finally got the chance to live like normal mates, and they made sure we all suffered through their sweetness. Even Zane and Rose were in their own little honeymoon phase, constantly attached at the hip. The pack was moving forward, stronger, ha

The air around us grew thicker with every passing second, to the point where it felt suffocating. Yet I remained rooted to my spot, proving myself to be as much of a coward as I believed I was while others stood up for me. Aries stood squarely beside Rex, his eyes dark as he stared them down. Eyes that once held respect for the Elders were now hard and unyielding. The whole room was silent, and every gaze was fixed on me, the accused one, according to them. But to me, I was the guilty one. I felt the push of countless voices in my head trying to reach me through the link, but I shut them all out, harder than before. The silence broke when Alpha Levon stepped forward again, his calmness now gone. “I know you’re trying to protect one of yours,” he began, his eyes darting between Rex and Aries, “but someone has to be held accountable for these deaths. From what we know, your Beta was the last person to step into that dungeon and he went alone. So I suggest you let him plead his case

REX’S POVLife was calm, dare I say, too peaceful even. After giving ourselves time to heal from the battle with Ron and the Elders, after all the deaths, everything somehow fell into place as if it had always been that way. Aries and I spent our well-deserved time together, and our bond thrived more than ever. Words couldn’t quite capture how euphoric that felt.Julian even claimed he saw visible sparks once, but coming from him, that was probably an exaggeration. Still, I appreciated it, because it meant I got to see him wear a genuine smile again.Even if no one else noticed it, I did. That tiny crack in his usual confidence… that shadow in his eyes he tried so hard to hide. He hardly smiled or joked anymore since that day. At first, I thought it was his way of mourning Lily, that he would eventually go back to being the same best friend who fought beside me through the war. But a month passed… then two, and nothing changed.Aries noticed too after a while, which meant I wasn’t ima

I stayed on that cold floor longer than I wanted to. My body refused to move , my legs felt like jelly, my breathing uneven. But somehow, the silence that followed didn’t feel unbearable. They were all staring at me too, saying nothing, as if waiting for me to gather myself. I was still trying to process what had just happened , his voice in my head. That shouldn’t have been possible. He couldn’t link me unless he was part of the Awoke Pack, and that was highly unlikely. Which left me with one pressing question. Who the hell was Lucian? “You done freaking out now?” he asked after a while, a faint smirk playing on his lips. I looked up at him even though I was still slumped against the floor. “I wasn’t freaking out,” I muttered, trying to sound calm. Lucian chuckled. “Tell that to your weak knees.” Even in the dim light, I could see the raised brow and the amusement dancing in his eyes. “Can you stop messing with him already?” Raven cut in sharply, glaring at him. “Pretty sur

Damon’s POV The cries were loud, loud enough to keep me up all night. I knew I’d been harsh to him. I also had no idea why we all suddenly felt the need to get involved in his business, trying to be familiar. If not the others, I should have known better than to stick my nose where it didn’t belong. I’d lived long enough to know that getting attached never ends well. But for some strange reason, that boy—Julian carried an essence that felt… eerily similar to mine. Maybe that was why I had spoken more than I usually would. Why I couldn’t just ignore him the way I ignored everything else. Still, hearing him cry seemed to ease something inside me. Because that was the first thing he’d done without trying to hide, without worrying about us or how he appeared. And that… was a start. One he would never admit to taking. I’d met enough people—enough evil people—who deserved to be thrown in here. But I, Damon Greenwalker, the Dark Lord of the Fallen Mist Coven, couldn’t place what