All Chapters of Mated to the Rogue Alpha: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Isabella.Every season has its time and purpose, but all of them were a reminder that all good things came to an end. But with that end came new beginnings.That was what happened over the next week. The tiny sheds of snow reduced until it was no more. The snowy layered ground began melting as the sun came. The water came rushing back in, bringing life to the bare trees and grass whose presence had retreated during the cold. Finally, the first green leaf sprouted from a branch.It was a new year. Spring was here.I flipped another page of the book I was reading, resting on the couch. Damian's school was resuming in several days, which meant that I was technically still on holiday. Sierra didn't have that luxury, going back to the bar the next day. With Agathe in her home and Leo somewhere else, I was practically alone for most of the day.That meant that I could take the time to wander around the Pack area and greet a few people. I even went to the pack mall once, finding the shop whe

Isabella.I was gobsmacked to say the least. I looked at both of them alternatively, trying to understand what was going on.I looked back at the blonde woman. She was indeed beautiful. Stunning, if I'd ever think of it. Yet no matter how I looked at her, she didn't seem like a werewolf. I had learned better after being blindsided at Sierra's identity all those months ago, but this time I was sure. She was, by all means, a human.The look the woman called Emilia gave me was nothing less than deadly. Her green eyes were cold, looking at me as though I was an insect.“Isabella?”His voice drew me out of the unintentional staring match.“Yes, Leo?” I spoke.Even as he said nothing, he gave me a certain look that brought me to the realization that I was still standing in the doorway and blocking the entrance.Quickly I stepped to the side, allowing for him to pass. It was the first time that I had seen him in what felt like ages, so eagerly I opened my mouth to ask if he was well. I didn'

Isabella.After that last interaction, Leo never spoke to me since. At times, I would catch his scent only to find him long gone as though I had only spied a ghost. Whether at work or somewhere else, he was always constantly gone whenever I came.The few times I had managed to meet him, Emilia was constantly with him, whether in the living room or walking with him through the garden, and even coming and leaving with him in his car. She was so attached to him that wherever he was, she was there too.I never approached him whenever she was there. Anytime I saw them together, that bitter feeling I felt in the hallway bubbled up again. Though the bitter feeling was difficult to comprehend, its unpleasant curls within me were enough for me to avoid them before they noticed me.It was only on one occasion where I had been able to be undetected. That day, I was so focused on hushing Treasure who had been strangely inconsolable for several minutes. As I stepped into the dining room, I hadn't

Isabella.The drive back to the pack was silent, with tension which would be difficult to cut through looming over all of us.Right now the fragile silence and peace was all I could grapple onto to allay the anxiety that rose by the minute. I stayed in the back of the car, watching the two silence peope in the front seats. All the while, a single question echoed in my mind.What had I done?Interfering with any relationship was not in any of my goals. And now, because of my actions, I had wounded not one but two relationship lines.Damian. My empathy reached out for him at the last sight I had, bloodied and bruised, thanks to Leo. I hoped he healed. He was going to hate me. It didn't take a genius to put the pieces together. By now, he must have been aware of my part in this. I would have lost a friend, and most likely my job as well.By the time we passed the gates, the sunset was looming down, turning into the night. My heart palpitated faster as we neared the house, stopping righ

Isabella.Agathe came to my room that night, a sleeping Treasure in her arms along with another girl holding a tray of food behind her.I let her in, hoping that she didn't notice the sight of my swollen eyes as she switched on the lights and directed the girl. I should have known that was a lost cause as her face softened as the other girl left the room quietly.“It seems there was a big fuss yesterday.” She said, putting Treasure into his bed carefully.Unable to trust my voice, I nodded silently, not even bothering to look away anymore. She had seen it already. Arms now free, she came forward until she stood in front of me.“Tell me what happened, dear.”Those words were a trigger, bringing the tears I thought had all been expended to well up again. As they fell, I was covered in her embrace and comforting smell, her murmurs soothing me.Once my surge of tears stopped, I told her everything. From Sierra's secretive behavior to Leo's distance. I told her about my knowledge of her an