All Chapters of The Alpha's redemption: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Ripley POV “I’m ready.” Those words were music to my ears. Finally, my mate wanted my mark. My wolf was dying to meet hers, so we eagerly said yes when she asked if we could do it outside with the moon goddess watching over us. How could I have been so lucky to have found her? We packed some extra clothes and prepared some sandwiches downstairs. I didn’t know how long we would be outside, but if it were up to me. All night. Disappointment showed in her eyes when we saw Ares and Carson leaving the pack house. She tried to cover it, but I noticed the tears brimming in her eyes. It took her a while to trust me, to find her place here, to truly open up to me. I didn’t want to take this away. I need to put her first, as she wants me to. “Wait here,” I said before I softly kissed her cheek. I rushed up the stairs while hoping Jamie would say yes to my request. She was changing Kaitlin when I walked into her room. A smile formed on my lips at the sight, hoping I would have m

Ares POVI thought that my world was already shattered, but when I heard the news about Jamie, it crippled me. I had to be strong. I knew whoever did this made sure our efforts would go to Jamie, giving them the opportunity to get out of our grasp.I roared in frustration while my pace never faltered. I have to find our pups!Suddenly, the scent of rogues surrounded me, and before I could even blink, Douglas stood before me. I growled and snarled while he kept his hands up in surrender. “I know what happened. I told you, you couldn’t trust her. Why didn’t you listen?! Don’t you have any idea what they could do now?!” I shifted back to my human form, and my fists were itching to break his jaw. Carson’s wolf stood beside me, baring his canines while his eyes filled with anger. “Explain!”Douglas sighed and lowered his hands. “I couldn’t tell you everything. They were watching her like a hawk. She’s a half-blood. Half wolf, half witch.” He shuddered when he said the last words. I

Ares POV The turmoil in my mind slowly settled when all I could feel was rage and this primal need to protect what is mine. We were hiding in the shadows outside of Charlotte's packhouse, waiting for her warriors to leave. Still, we would be outnumbered, but our odds were better with fifty of her warriors gone. “They are here,” Jamie mumbled. Only when my gaze met hers did I notice the glimmer that moved over her eyes. It wasn't the same as I saw her wolf press forward, but something else. I took her hand in mine and gave it a reassuring squeeze. One that we both needed. The soft rustling around us made me freeze on the spot until Carson’s scent wafted around me. “We can use the tunnel. It’s unguarded. It doesn’t seem she knows we were coming here,” Carson whispered. No one spoke another word when we turned around and let Carson lead us to the underground tunnel. The same we used when we ran away from Hephaestus We still had to choose which of Charlotte’s pack houses we shoul

Ares POV My breath hitched in the back of my throat when I saw what Jamie was about to do. I didn’t want her to drown in the darkness. She shouldn’t be the one that takes their lives. Aegon wasn’t strong enough to help Charlotte fight the command. He didn’t even respond to Jamie’s truthful words. He knew they made a mistake going down this path. A mistake that would cost both of their lives. “Jamie, let me do it,” I whispered when I stood beside her with our pups in my arms. “No, I made a promise, and I’m keeping myself to that,” she hissed while her eyes remained locked on Charlotte and Aegon. I didn’t know what she commanded next, but the change in the air told me enough. My eyes snapped to Charlotte, and before either of us knew what was about to happen, her claws formed on her free hand, and she pushed her claws through Aegon’s chest. Aegon cried out in agony while a stray tear moved down Charlotte’s cheek. Aegon had to release his grip on the hand she still had on her throa

Ares POV “How much longer?” I roared for the millionth time. It has been two agonizing weeks. Jamie still hadn’t woken up, and the longer she stayed like this, the more I worried she would never wake up. “Alpha, I don’t know. The poison has left her system, and her wolf is fine. I don’t know why she won’t wake up,” her voice trembled with every word she spoke. “Isn’t there anything I can do?” I was desperate. This feeling was almost worse than the feeling I had when her soul was trapped in that world Hephaestus created. “You can try to reach her through the bond by pushing heightened emotions through it. Terrible fear, rage. As long as the emotion is strong enough, it could wake her up,” Matina said with care. I slowly nodded, and she left without another word. We hadn’t closed off our bond to Jamie, so she must feel our despair and fear. And seeing she wasn’t waking up, it wasn’t enough. “I know,” Gideon said, sounding smug. “Care to share?” There was a moment of silence whi