Chapter 394: Chapter 395

Chapter 395 Selene stood frozen, her entire body stiffening at his words.

“Wade?”

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= Menu As if on cue, the officials grasped the gravity of the situation. Without hesitation, they turned their attention to the invading Alpha and launched their attack. The battlefield erupted into chaos once more as they clashed with his men, their sole aim to eliminate the enemy Alpha and bring an end to the war.

Nathan, however, remained unbothered. He merely shrugged, unfazed by the bloodshed around him, and continued as if their battle held no importance to him.

“That’s right–Wade,” he confirmed, his voice laced with bitter amusement. “Gamma Curtis was my father. And you all killed him.”

Selene’s eyes darkened with shock.

Nathan pressed on, his tone growing colder with each word.

“I was the son of his first wife, though he never once acknowledged me. But he made a promise–he swore he would help me take control of this pack. Then, that bastard betrayed me. He wanted his precious daughter to become Luna instead.”

Selene stared at him in disbelief, unable to reconcile the man before her with the friend she had once known.

Nathan took her silence as an opportunity to spill every dark truth he had buried for years.

“In the end, I suppose I got lucky,” he sneered. “My father and his family died together. If they hadn’t, he would have kept fighting for Ruby’s claim. I did that girl a favor, really–I kept the truth hidden for her. I was the one who switched your name with hers in the hospital report when Kane’s father asked me. I lied to Kane about Ruby’s condition. I was the reason he never knew the truth about your children.”

Selene’s wolf let out a low growl, but Nathan wasn’t finished. His next words sent an icy shiver down her spine.

“Kane would have accepted those children from the start. But I made sure you believed otherwise. I twisted your thoughts, planted the fear in your mind. I manipulated you into thinking Kane would kill them. That’s why you left.”

Though she remained in her wolf form, the shock was evident in her posture, in the way her breath hitched.

“No... that’s not true,” she protested through the mind–link, desperation lacing her voice.

Nathan smirked, as if reveling in her pain. “Oh, but it is. Want to hear more? Kane’s father was never as sick as you thought.

That was my lie too. I manipulated everyone and forced you to give me Grayson’s cure. Why? So that when I killed your brother, no one would be able to save him.”

Selene’s entire body trembled. The more Nathan spoke, the more the world crumbled around her.

For years, she had trusted him. She had believed he was a friend, someone who had looked out for her 16:12 74.11%

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“I was the one who tipped off Alpha Hunter,” Nathan continued, his tone growing more sinister. “I wanted Kane to rush to your rescue so you could both die together. But my plan backfired when Kane killed him instead. I was the one who gave Hunter those poisoned stakes, intending to wipe you all out. But that fool-” Nathan scoffed. “He was too weak to even land a proper hit.”

Selene’s mind reeled, every word cutting deeper than the last.

“How could you, Nathan? I thought you were my friend,” she whispered through the link, her voice barely holding together.

Nathan let out a low chuckle and shook his head, as if pitying her naivety.

“Friend?” he repeated mockingly. “Oh, Selene... I’m going to be your husband soon. And do you know what the greatest accomplishment of my life will be? Killing your beloved ex–husband.”

Selene’s stomach twisted violently.

Nathan took a step closer, his gaze sharp with cruel satisfaction. “Kane always thought he was untouchable. But the fool never realized someone was one step ahead of him.”

Then, with a smirk, he dropped the final blow.

“I was the one who supplied Alpha Draven with the poisonous stake–just as I did with Hunter. Do you know why Kane is struggling to recover? Because I poisoned him long before this battle even began. He trusted me as his doctor. I treated him for months, injecting a slow–acting toxin into his system, weakening his wolf bit by bit. And now... there’s no cure left in this world that can save him.”

Before Selene could react, the enemy Alpha–his patience long since lost–barreled through Kane’s officials, shoving them aside as he charged toward her.

Unlike Nathan, he didn’t care for words or revelations. His only goal was to kill Selene and claim the Nightfall Pack for himself.

She had been so consumed by Nathan’s confession that she hadn’t noticed the imminent danger.

Finn’s voice roared through the mind–link, urgent and desperate.

“Selene, move!”

But it was too late.

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