My Fated Alphas Cruel Game novel Chapter 75

75 Chapter 75 Stolen Birthright Revealed

Elena’s POV

The moment I confirmed Damien and Gage had settled into sleep, I slipped from the house like a shadow in the night.

My coat wrapped tight around me, boots laced with practiced silence, I began my careful trek toward the woodland that bordered our territory.

Years of dodging patrols back in my old pack had taught me valuable lessons about moving unseen. F

calculated, every breath measured, I navigated around the guards with the

eone who had survived by staying invisible.

The bor

hesit

the

e me like an invisible line drawn in the earth. Without and plunged deeper into the forest, keeping well away from ny passing vehicle might spot me.

uld be anywhere. After all the effort I had put into this secret caught now would destroy everything.

athered rocks jutted from the forest floor like ancient sentinels. I scaled se and settled on top, my bod

retched into what felt like h

l life, but I remained focuse

e air shifted. A sudden rı rldly chill that made

Julian.” I spoke in

ame.” His voic

ed into

with anticipation.

est around me pulsed with

or my contact.

pt past me, carrying with it an

hout turning to look at him.

1. me. “You mentioned this was urgent.”

the photocopied pages I had printed earlier,

cover, isn’t it?”

scanning them quickly even in the dim light.

eeper layers you haven’t uncovered yet.” His tone carried pret.

“You belong to the Mortimer cover, it wasn’t a question.

“Correct He confirmed without hesitation.

My stomach tightened as the implications hit me. So you have this treaty with my former pack. You know I’m here, hiding from Marcus. Flave your already informed him of my location?

“Why would I betray you like that?” His response came sharp and immediate.

“Because according to these documents, your coven pledged loyalty to the pack leadership. That means no betrayal, complete honesty. I gestured toward the papers in his hands.

“The treaty was signed with Alpha Raymond Fairfax specifically. Not his successors or anyone who might claim the territory later. Our agreement becomes void unless a Fairfax bloodline reclaims rightful leadership of that pack. His explanation sent chills down my spine.

“Who exactly was Raymond Fairfax to me?” The question burned in my throat.

“Everything you need to understand is documented in those historical records. He deflected.

“I refuse to wade through centuries of pack politics and ancient grudges. Tell me directly what connection this Alpha had to my bloodline.” My voice rose with frustration.

“Raymond Fairfax was your forefather. Marcus’s family seized control through manipulation and force, stealing what rightfully belonged to your lineage. The time has come for you to reclaim your inheritance.”

The revelation hit me like a physical blow. “Was my mating bond with Marcus orchestrated because of this?”

“Most likely. Though your rejection of him and subsequent flight complicated matters significantly. That deviation wasn’t anticipated.”

“What do you mean, deviation? Why am I supposedly central to any scheme?” My voice cracked with growing anger.

“Because destiny chose you to restore the rightful order. You are the prophet our coven has waited for.” His words carried an almost religious reverence.

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75 Chapter 75 Stolen Birthright Revealed

Laughter bubbled up from my chest, bitter and sharp. “Prophet? I spent years living in squalor, treated worse than dirt under everyone’s feet. Now I’m carrying Marcus’s child and you expect me to somehow overthrow him and claim an entire pack? The logic is insane.”

“I cannot explain the methods, only the certainty of your role. The prophecy is clear about your purpose.” He remained unmoved by my outburst.

“How many vampires comprise your coven?” I shifted tactics, seeking practical information.

“When the original treaty was established, four of us existed. Our numbers have grown to ten over the centuries.”

“Were you among the founding members of Mortimer coven?”

“The second to be turned. My creator brought each of us into this existence, always during moments when death seemed inevitable.” His voice carried memories of ancient pain.

“Your age?”

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