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The Alpha's Wolfless Mate Chapter Seventy two
The air crackled with the urgency of their return. ALPHA Draven navigated the twists and turns of their path with the grace of an Alpha wolf. Beside him, his Beta, Asher moved with a quiet energy, his keen eyes constantly surveying the landscape, his hand resting reassuringly on the bow of his dagger, a silent pledge of protection. Bringing up the reverse, Sebastian, a man etched with the lines of wisdom and experience, walked with the stoic quality of a leader, a captain of the army and his eyes fixed on the distant figure of their packhouse, a lamp of hope in the heart of the returning men. Draven's heart pounded a grim meter against his cribs, each beat echoing the rising drift of dread that had been steadily erecting since Mateo's message reached him.Mateo had spoken of treason, of a trap, of Jessica being taken, but the details had been shrouded in a nipping vagueness. "Mateo said we had to hurry." Asher stated, his voice laced with concern. The news had arrived like a bolt fro
The Alpha's Wolfless Mate Chapter Seventy three
The Blood Moon pack, generally a vibrant shade of wolfish energy and fellowship, was cloaked in a silence so thick, it was nearly suffocating. The howling of wolves, generally a symphony of power and dominion, had been replaced by whispers and nervous talks. The fear that had gripped them the former night remained strong, fueled by the monstrous rage their Alpha, Draven had unleashed upon the woods. The night had been an agonizing ordeal for Draven. The memory of his brutal change and the tearing of his clothes and the insatiable thirst for blood that had consumed him were the memories that haunted him come the dawn. The pack house which was generally a place of comfort and warmth was now a scene of desolation. The massive oak door, once an evidence to the pack's strength was shattered splintered wood littering the entrance. It was a grim remainder of Draven's escape, his hopeless need to escape the confines of his own mind and the crushing weight of the curse the previous night. T
The Alpha's Wolfless Mate chapter Seventy four
The weight of the dungeon walls pressed down on Jessica, a physical incarnation of the crushing despair that had settled in her soul. The air was thick with the reek of damp gravestone and decay, a constant reminder of their imprisonment. Each day bled into the coming, a constant cycle of privation and fear. The days were harsh, enduring, and endlessly long. The dungeon, a stark, cold cell sculpted into the bedrock of Alpha Landon's dungeons, held little more than bare and damp gravestone walls, a single, gravel water pail, and a straw- filled pallet for each of them to rest on. The only splinter of light that pierced through the dusk came from a small, barred window high up on the wall, slightly offering a regard of the world they had lost. Their only food came in the form of a single, stingy mess delivered once a day. Each day, a rough, untidy guard, his face hardened by times of violence and Jos stay in the dungeons. He would push a bowl of watery broth and a thin stale bread thr
The Alpha's Wolfless Mate Chapter Seventy five
The crisp air of early morning transferred a shiver down Landon's spine, a sensation he generally only felt when the wind whipped across the vast plains outside his home. But at that moment, the bite had a different flavour- a taste of fear, of query, of a growing apprehension that eroded at the edges of his palm. He had triumphed. The formidable and ruthless Alpha Draven was now a boxed beast. With Jessica, the one person he craved, locked in the deepest chambers of his dungeon, Draven's power had been crippled, his heart laid bare. Landon had achieved what sounded unconceivable just months ago, he'd conquered, he'd secured his position, he'd cemented his reign. He was Alpha, the undisputed leader of his pack, the protection of their land, and the personification of their fears and terror. Still, a seed of mistrustfulness had sprouted in the rich ground of his heart. It was a patient itch at the back of his mind, a troubling voice that refused to be silenced. He knew that the true
The Alpha's Wolfless Mate Chapter Seventy six
The air in the dungeon cell felt heavy, thick with the smell of damp gravestone. The only light came from a single fluttering bulb, casting long, dancing shadows on the rough hewn walls. Jessica huddled against the far wall, her chin resting on her knees. Beside her, Vicky, her generally shy smile replaced with a mouth of defiance, strained against the chains that bound her wrists. The previous days had been a blur of endless hunger, the eating emptiness in their tummies a constant companion. Each evening, the dungeon master, a hulking brute with a face like a hammered bobby pot, would shove a stingy bowl of watery gruel through the bars. The stingy mess wouldn't indeed come near to satisfying their hunger, leaving them weak and empty. But there was a flicker of hope in their despair, a lamp of kindness amid the darkness. Tricia it would seem had taken pity on them. Every day, she'd visit, her steps echoing through the cold corridors before a gentle knock sounded on their cell door.
The Alpha's Wolfless Mate Chapter Seventy seven
The air hung thick with the scent of mud and despair, a constant companion in the gravestone-cold dungeon of moon shadow pack. A single, fluttering oil lamp cast grotesque shadows that danced on the damp walls, making the darkness feel alive and empty. Jessica and Vicky huddled together as they walked forward, their bodies shivering not only from the bite but also from the fear that eroded at their hearts. They had been locked for what felt like an eternity, separated from their families, their freedom, and their hope. The only sounds were the distant, metrical noise from the guards patrolling the corridors outdoors and the voice of despair from their own worried souls. "Where are we going?" Jessica asked Tricia with a quiver in her voice. Tricia’s smile returned, but this time it sounded simulated. "To a safe place." She said. The tunnel felt vast, extensive, as if it stretched out ever. They felt free, at least for now. Their journey eventually ended at a clearing filled with
The Alpha's Wolfless Mate Chapter Seventy eight
The silence in Draven's quarters hummed with a heavy, oppressive weight. It was a silence that mirrored the emptiness gnawing at his soul, a void that had taken root the moment Jessica, his mate, had been stolen from him. The moon, a pale, silver sliver in the night sky, cast its light through the open window, illuminating the dust motes that danced in the stillness. But Draven saw none of it. His gaze was fixed on the intricately carved wooden floor, each grain seeming to mock his helplessness.He had not touched food in two days. Sleep had eluded him, a cruel tormentor that taunted him with false promises of oblivion. The wolf inside him, usually a constant companion, a source of strength and primal instinct, lay dormant, its usual roar replaced by a whimper of despair.A knock at the door startled him, a small intrusion into his desolate world. He didn't need to look to know it was Penny, the pack healer, her presence a constant reminder of his broken state."Draven?" Penny's voice
The Alpha's Wolfless Mate Chapter Seventy nine
The air hung heavy in Landon's office, thick with the scent of stale coffee and the lingering echo of tension. He sat hunched over his desk, the polished mahogany reflecting the flickering flames from the fireplace, casting long, dancing shadows across the room. The weight of the power he'd relinquished felt like a physical burden, a heavy cloak he couldn't quite shed. He'd been forced, manipulated by the cunning Leo Madison, into giving up the reins of his superiority. Leo, his father-in-law, wielded the threat of exposure, a poisoned dagger of incriminating evidence hanging over Landon's head.It was a tightrope walk, navigating the minefield of Leo's machinations. Landon was trapped, ensnared in a web spun by a man who knew his darkest secrets. A man whose motives remained shrouded in an impenetrable veil of calculated silence. There was a constant, gnawing worry, a fear that gnawed at the edges of Landon's sanity.The click of polished shoes against the marble floor sent a shiver
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