All Chapters of My Fated Alpha: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

As my eyes darted to him pacing around, I got nervous. A plan and a reckless one was forming in my mind and I couldn't be sure if it was a genius or a stupid move. But for now, I had to keep quiet. As I kept thinking, Jack suddenly gave a startled cry. “Ahh, I remember something.” My eyes went up to look at him hopefully and he smiled, “Well, do you know that there would be a blue moon in a week? This could be the perfect time for it to bloom. At least, if I look at the moon calendar, it has been roughly six months since it had last bloomed and disappeared.” I clapped my hands and shouted, “That is amazing. Do you know where exactly would one find it?” “Umm…somewhere in this forest itself. But far too deep. The moon goddess certainly wouldn’t plant that gift for the werewolves on another planet, right?” I gave him a sheepish smile, “Yep, it wouldn't make sense otherwise” The more I spoke to him, the more I felt that my plan would work. Jack was giving me more information than H

MadeleineI let out a groan as I felt the little rocks and twigs dig in my palms and face. I turned my face to the left and was getting up from the ground when I saw something.It was a faint light bluish color that had appeared out of nowhere and then disappeared as quickly.I blinked my eyes and peered at the spot between the grass where I had seen it.Was my mind already playing tricks with me?  I tried to get up and dusted my hands and clothes while looking in the direction of the bluish glow. Confused, I kept staring at it for a while before I told myself that indeed my mind was playing tricks with me. No sooner had I thought of it than something caught my attention from the corner of my eye.When I looked at it again, I saw a blue ball of light floating in the air. I stared at it intently and it hid behind the grass.Not wanting it to be afraid of me, I tried to speak, “Please don’t be afraid,

MadeleineThe wisp was just floating through the forest and I kept following it. From time to time, it kept throwing me a look as if to ensure if I was around.It was nice to have a companion with me throughout the rest of my journey. I had been running through the forest all alone so it was relieving to see that I was not alone anymore.My lips felt dry and my throat was parched again and I looked at my water bottle. It was half empty because I had taken more than a larger gulp of water to quench my thirst.An idea occurred to me so I quickly asked, “Where do you think would I find water to drink? I am thirsty and my water supply is running a little low.”I spoke to the wisp that seemed to stop advancing ahead and simply hovered in the air for a minute. It then turned around to look at me, blinked its eyes as if it was thinking something, and tilted its head yet again.I found that action to be super cute and smiled at it. The w

My eyes flicked to the sides, seeing if the grey werewolf was around and still keeping an eye on me. I could feel eyes on me from time to time but for some reason, the rogue was neither attacking me nor showing himself.It was as if a shadow that was cast far away from me was silently observing me and it made me feel weird. Though, I couldn’t do anything as I was in an unknown territory.At least, the presence of this grey werewolf confirmed one of my suspicion- they had kept Raine somewhere in the forest, deep inside where I had never stepped in and they wanted me to approach their lair.Though, why would they want me to find out about their secret hideout was beyond me. But, I would solve this mystery soon and just save my sister and kill whoever came in my way.While I advanced through the forest, I saw that the surroundings were not as simple as I had thought them to be.There was an eeriness that I felt crawl up my skin and try to get ho

Madeleine‘Child?’ I thought in my head as the wisp didn’t look very old to me. But again, I had not even seen it properly to understand or guess its true age.Yet the most interesting revelation was that there was a shrine of the Moon Goddess in the forest, and somehow I had never heard of it.I knew I had lived a sheltered life but if there was one, either of the werewolves would have mentioned it at least once.That meant two things: either the wisp was lying to me for some reason or there truly was a shrine that none of the werewolves were aware of.For a second, I just kept peering at the wisp intently, not knowing what to say to it.Of all the alphas out there, why would I be the one to receive information about the shrine? I was wolfless and I was not even some reputable warrior such as Charlie or Ben or even Kyle’s brother, Jack.Recalling the two brothers made me feel a pang of guilt. I had just up and