All Chapters of Betrayed By Blood & Bond, Never the weak one.: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Caroline couldn’t hold in the joy that flowed within her as she gently but eagerly knocked on the door before entering inside the room. It was by the grace of the moon goddess that she didn’t trip on the floor due to the happiness radiating inside her.Inside the room sat the most powerful figures of the crescent moon park, seated at the center was Alpha Magnus, a respected man who ruled with loyalty and discipline,not giving him a breathing space was Luna Mandy, who gave strength to all females who needed her with her graceful and delighted smile.Caroline's eyes scanned the room a little before landing on her parents Beta Kaleb, who stood with pride and Jane, her mother who filled the room with comfort.Her sister Bonnie was filled with excitement as he sat close to her parents .Then her eyes met hisKlausHer forever, her own blessing from the moon goddess, her fated mate.The one who would some day become an Alpha to the pack.Caroline's chest tightened when she remembered how th

Her wolf stirred within her, restless and grieving, letting out a long, aching howl that reverberated through her very bones. The sorrow was overwhelming, nearly enough to drag Caroline under completely.“He didn’t abandon us,” her wolf whispered, clinging desperately to something. “His wolf still reaches for us. It was Klaus, Klaus who made the choice.”But that didn’t make it better.If anything, it made it worse.Because if it was Klaus the man, the leader who had decided then it meant he had looked at her, seen her for everything she was, and still deemed her unworthy. Not enough. Not worth fighting for.Her chest tightened painfully as memories from the night before surged forward, uninvited and cruel. The intensity in his gaze when they had realized the bond between them. The heat of his touch. The way everything had felt so right, so inevitable, as though the universe itself had aligned just for them.For a moment she had believed in it.Believed in him.But now, clarity cut

Drawing in a slow breath, she reached out through the mind link, her presence brushing against the consciousness of the Alpha, the Luna, the Beta family and Klaus.Her voice echoed through the connection calm, composed, and eerily devoid of its usual warmth. Yet beneath that calm lay something heavier, something final enough to make every one of them pause.“I am ready to speak with all of you. Meet me in the Alpha’s office.”The response was immediate, almost too quick.“We will be there.”As Caroline approached the pack house, the familiar structure looming ahead, she began to notice the murmurs.At first, they were soft, barely distinguishable from the rustle of leaves or the whisper of the wind. But as she stepped closer, they sharpened, each word striking her with deliberate cruelty.“Rejected mate…”“She was never fit to be Luna…”“I actually thought she was worthy,what a mistake…”The whispers slithered around her, wrapping tight, suffocating.Each one cut deep, carving into he

For a long stretch, no one dared to speak.The silence was suffocating thick, oppressive, pressing down on every chest in the room. Caroline stood unmoved at its center, her words still lingering like a final verdict no one could undo.Then Klaus moved.The future Alpha stepped away from Bonnie’s shaking form, his arms reluctantly loosening around her as though even that small distance cost him something. His shoulders were rigid, his jaw tight, his storm-filled eyes locking onto Caroline.When he spoke, his voice cut through the stillness too sharp, too forceful, as though anger was easier than guilt.“Enough, Caroline!”The harshness of it echoed.“You’re not being fair.”Caroline tilted her head slightly, her expression unreadable, almost detached.“Fair?” she echoed softly, like the word itself was unfamiliar.Klaus took another step forward, his fists clenching at his sides.“You think you’re the only one suffering?” His voice strained, something raw breaking through despite his

Three weeks later, Caroline returned to the only place that still felt like hers. The waterfall at the edge of the territory. Its endless roar drowned out everything the whispers, the commands, the expectations. Here, she didn’t have to pretend. Here, she didn’t have to be strong. The water crashed violently against the rocks below, relentless and wild, much like the storm she kept buried inside. This place had seen her at her worst. It had witnessed her break apart in ways no one else ever would. It had heard her screamsraw, shattered, desperate as she hurled her pain into the empty air. It had listened to her questions whispered to the Moon Goddess, questions that remained unanswered. It had held her sobs when her chest felt like it would cave in from the weight of everything she had lost. Here… She was not the obedient wolf. Not the outcast. Not the discarded mate. Here, she was just Caroline. And she was hurting. While she struggled to breathe through her