The Rogue is a Female Alpha novel Chapter 305

Chapter 305

Nyroth

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Staring out from the window of my bedchamber, I couldn’t help but wait in fear, dreading that he might burst into this pack soon and come for revenge.

He hasn’t, and I’m beginning to wonder if they don’t know I was also in the Lycan Kingdom that night.

Days have passed since then, and from what I’ve heard, Varyn has already recruited men to follow him to the battlefield.

“Nyroth?”

I froze at my mother’s voice, then turned slowly toward her. She stood in the doorway, exhaustion and fear etched across her face.

“Yes?”

“You heard what your sister is talking about?” she asked. I frowned, raising an eyebrow. “Did she even know what she’s talking about?”

With irritation crawling beneath my skin, I bypassed her and stepped into the living room only to see Olivia standing there, clutching a small luggage pack.

“And where are you heading?” I asked.

“Oh, I’m going to Ash Pack,” she said brightly.

That response made me turn sharply to my mother for explanation.

“Which Ash Pack? Why?”

“Varyn Ashmere invited me,” Olivia replied quickly. “He said there’s a healer there willing to take me as an apprentice, and I want to learn. That’s what you’ve always wanted for me.”

Her words sounded absurd, but I forced myself to stay calm. Something was unraveling, and I hated where it was going.

The last time Varyn visited, we had discussed how to invade the Lycan Kingdom and seize their princesses.

He’d only stayed an hour, but that was long enough to plant his poison in Olivia’s head. Even

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during that night at the false wedding, a mere distraction, he’d been oddly tender toward her.

“Ash Pack has no healer capable of training you. Take your bag inside,” I said with finality before turning back toward the window, sighing shakily.

Something is happening, and I hate it. It feels as though Varyn’s kindness toward me was nothing but a mask for his revenge.

The realization hits so hard that I can’t shake the dread. With Kai gone from the pack now, I’m losing everything. I miss him so much, and for the millionth time, I can’t believe he’s dead.

“I’m going to Ash Pack. I want to be a healer.”

Her voice came from behind me, steady, defiant, and I went still. Turning, I stared at my sister, wondering where she’d found the courage to talk back.

Even though Apex was the youngest of the royals, his word had always stood unchallenged before his elder sisters.

“What?” I asked in disbelief.

“Varyn said you’d try to stop me,” she said, jaw tightening. “He told me the truth, that he sees me as a woman, not an enemy. For once, I feel wanted, and I’m not letting go of that.”

Her words blurred in my ears as the truth fell upon me like cold water. My mother stood frozen, and I couldn’t tear my gaze from Olivia, my sister, now sounding so sure, so lost to Varyn’s manipulation.

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The last time I saw Kaela, she was at her lowest, yet she’s always been the most calculating woman I know. She clawed her way up from nothing and took everything she desired.

I alighted from my carriage and entered the hallway, noting the heavy air and the crowd gathered as if expecting someone of importance.

The meeting hall was nearly empty, save for elders and guards. Kaela was nowhere in sight.

“She’s in her bedchamber,” a maid murmured.

I nodded and headed there immediately. The moment I pushed open the door, I caught her in the act. Kaela Yadev, hurriedly adjusting a pillow beneath her dress to feign pregnancy.

She froze when she saw me, the deception clear in her widened eyes before she dropped her hands, letting the false belly fall flat.

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“Why are you here?” she demanded, brushing her hair back.

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I sighed. I should’ve known she wasn’t pregnant. She only wanted to secure her place in Blackbridge Pack. Scheming as always. And considering the path ahead, perhaps I’d need her again, not as a lover, but as a partner in crime.

“I need your help, Kacla,” I muttered, crossing to the bed and dropping onto it. “Varyn is tearing my family and pack apart with his sweet lies.”

She didn’t look surprised. Instead, she shrugged.

“You’re the one dining with the devil without a long spoon.”

I gave her a look.

“Can you believe he seduced my sister? He’s brainwashed her. Olivia’s lost her mind.”

Kaela laughed softly, folding her arms beneath her chest.

“What do you want from me, Nyroth?”

“I don’t know,” I admitted wearily. “I need help. Kai is dead, and you heard, didn’t you?”

“A good man,” she murmured, almost wistfully. “A good beta.”

Then she exhaled.

is “The war that’s coming, if you know what’s best for you, stay out of it. Word is Varyn’s army half a thousand in numbers. That’s a lie. They’re thousands. The Lycans won’t stand a chance when their king is already weakened. Their kingdom will fall, and when the ashes settle, Varyn will turn his sights on us, Especially you who stole his parents‘ compensation money and used his sister.”

“He’s already taking revenge by manipulating my own sister,” I said quietly. “But… what if the Lycans don’t fall? What if, somehow, they survive?”

“They won’t,” she said flatly. “Apex is weak. They have no chance. Afterward, when Varyn turns his vengeance here, I have plans to get out.”

“What plans?”

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