All Chapters of Alpha of Alphas - The Lycan's Impossible Mate: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

Kane's POV “Do not come any closer,” Lester says. He’s nervous and on edge, and I don’t plan to test him. I’m no good to my family if I’m dead. “May I lower my hands at least?” He nods and jerks his gun to the right. “If you take one step, I’ll kill you.” “I have no doubt that you will.” Willow was wrong. He is not a wolfless wolf that much is clear. The man before me is a scarred and maimed werewolf. “Gladstone,” I say. “You wouldn’t happen to be related to Richard Gladstone of Silver Star, would you?” I noticed his surname back at the church, but it didn’t click with me until this moment. He looks like his father. Lester nods. “He’s my father,” he confirms. “What happened to your wolf, Lester?” “I was born wolfless,” he replies. “My mother sensed it when I was very young…that’s why she took me and ran.” “Don’t talk shit,” I say, trying my best to keep the bubbling and swirling anger at bay. “You may be able to fool Willow with that cock and bull story, but you can’t fool me.”

I wake from a loud bang, and soon afterward the truck shakes under us, throwing us around the cargo hold like ragdolls. I cling to Adare, trying to shield his tiny body as much as I can. Seconds later, another explosion rips through the night, and before we can recover from the first one, we start rolling around again. Brakes screech, and the truck slams into something. Tully quickly drags me away from the backdoor where I ended up with Adare, and a second later, another truck slams into the back which sends me spinning head over ass back to the front. The little light in the corner flickers and goes out. Then everything goes quiet, and we're plunged in complete silence and darkness. Clutching the baby to my chest, I sit up, trying my best to hear what’s going on outside, but my ears are still ringing. Tully is crying and crawling around the cargo bed, looking for something. “I lost it,” she sobs. “Lost what?” I ask. “The key. The key that unlocks the collar. I can’t find it.” “Oh

We find Zael’s bride in the second to last truck. Like the Changeling, she’s alone and has been alone all this time. She’s riddled with bullet holes. It’s not the vampire-killing kind, but she’s not healing either. Magdalena whimpers softly when Zael lifts her out of the truck and gently lies her down next to it. He whispers in her ear in a language I don’t understand, but it’s easy to see that they’re both suffering. I am exhausted, and I nearly depleted my energy when I hit the Templars with the soundwave, but I can’t leave them like that. He helped me, rescued me, so the least I can do is return the favour. I kneel next to Zael and gently nudge him aside. “Let me see.” The bullets are magical, harnessing the power of the sun. It would definitely kill younger, weaker vampires. Magdalena must be very old. “Your first bride?” I ask. He shakes his head. “No. She's my most beloved bride. I made her a many years after I came into being.” “Okay.” “Can you heal her?” “No, but I can p

Kane is gone by the time I wake up. It’s mid-afternoon, and Adare is still sleeping soundly. I guess the last few days were too much excitement for him too. Regardless, I wake and nurse him, calling Justine over to help me with the makeshift nappy before I finally get out of the car. I like her and trusted her right away. It’s a shame she’s not part of our tribe. I need a bath and clean clothes. I stink to high heaven and I desperately need to pee. I stretch and yawn, looking around the campground. The wolves are recovering quickly, and getting ready for the day. We’ll need to move on soon. The only advantage we have over the humans right now is that we can easily move into territory they have difficulty accessing, but they’ll find their way to us sooner or later. Tully comes bouncing up to me, a huge smile on her face. “Hey,” she chirps and holds her arms out to take Adare. “Come, I’ll show you where you can pee and wash.” Like me, she just shakes the trauma off. When you’re used

Kane's POVI keep an eye on Willow while she climbs up the embankment, only when she’s safely at the top do I turn back to the witch. “Thank you. I know you put yourself at risk to do this.”Katherine smiles and nods. “I haven’t done many good things in my life.”“That’s not your fault.” She gives me a sad smile. I wish I could do something for her. “Do you want to come with us? Back to my kingdom?”“No. I have to get back. The others depend on me.”“Okay,” I say softly. “Stay safe, Katherine.”She nods and turns to walk away, but just as quickly she turns around and returns. “What the priestess said…she didn’t mean it, you do know that, right?”“Are you sure about that?” I ask, folding my hands across my chest. “What if the magic just forced her to tell me how she truly feels?”“No. The magic in those collars, it…twists every beautiful thing into something ugly. Especially that wolf-killer they put on her. I can’t make you understand, but it’s always like this. It’s like…we want to d