All Chapters of The Alpha's Obsession: His Forced Mate: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

The healer inspects my side, a frown on her lips as she mutters things to herself before finally standing and sighing heavily. “You should heal faster now that you are closer to Alpha Lana.” she hesitates for a moment before handing me a metal container. “If you actually use this, it will help.” “He will use it,” Lana says, walking into the room with a stern look on her face. “He doesn’t have a choice.” “Yes, alpha.” The healer says, giving her a small smile before turning and leaving us alone in our room. Lana moves over to me and plops down on the bed, exhaustion written all over her face. “How is Landon?” I ask, and she drags a hand over her face. “Alive, which should make me happier than I feel.” she admits. Her emotions tickle in my mind and I know exactly what she means by her words. “He will heal, Lana.” I assure her, and she nods her head solemnly. “His finger was detached for too long for him to ever have it put back. And he has silver poisoning.” “What is their fam

The entire car ride here was nearly suffocating with tension and silence. The only person who spoke at all was Julian, who I need to remember to thank Maddox for asking me to bring. That man can handle any tense situation with a smile and a joke. Without him, I may have strangled Leo or Jariah. With Dad refusing to speak a damn word other than to say “All in due time,” I was prepared to walk the rest of the way here.The committee house is grand. And that is putting it extremely mild. This place is a damn castle with perfectly trimmed hedges, glorious floral arrangements in pots everywhere, and guards in matching green attire placed every fifteen feet. The white bricks on the outside must be washed regularly as they are striking against the rising sun.Julian whistles low, his eyes scanning around Chris on my other side, also gawking. The others remain in the car while I wait for someone, anyone, to come out and welcome us. The guards seem to ignore us as if we didn’t just drive onto

*Maddox POV*Darkness bathes over me as I sit in the corner of my room, curtains drawn, lights off, waiting for the inevitable. Matthias informed me over twenty minutes ago that they detected a strange scent at the border. Of course they did. With the Alpha away and a known exile on pack grounds, it was only a matter of time before someone tried something on the pack. The question remains why it is only one scent rather than many. It’s obvious this isn’t a pack coming into lay claim to a potentially weak land. No, this is a singular person trying to get onto pack lands, trying to get to me. This is Allen. My wolf can sense it, which is why I lay in wait rather than out there running around looking for him. He will come to me in a matter of time.My bedroom door swings open and a body walks in, frantically turning on the light and searching the room. I meet my father’s eyes and frown when his shoulder sag in relief.“What are you doing holed up in here?” He asks me.“Why should we eve

*Lana POV*The mood is somber as I walk alongside Maddox, his hand secured in mine and his eyes fixated on the ground ahead of us. I know silence is his safe place, but I can tell he is drowning in it right now. But there is no way for me to help him right now. He has shut off the mental link, and I understand why. He needs to wrap his head around this all. When we arrived only an hour ago, Matthias was frantic. He had Allen locked up and guarded. Not that the asshole could make it very far with a gnawed off right foot and mangled left leg. But he couldn’t find Maddox, and he was worried. Matthias doesn’t worry, not like that. Not for people like Maddox, people that rarely need to be worried about. I slide a glance up at him, his jaw clenched and his muscles taut with stress. His cheeks are a bloody mess of deep grooves and blisters and his eyes are red and puffy. He looks fucking terrible, and I have no idea what caused such an injury. All I know is asking will get me nowhere when

*Maddox POV* I enter the room with far more composure than I thought I could manage. My wolf stands with me, ready for the onslaught of whatever might come out of Allen’s mouth. I have the answers I wanted, the ones I can give my father to help him rest easy and let go. What I need is to watch Allen break the same way he wanted to break me. But there is a time and place. In front of the committee, before I have cleared my name seems like a bad time. So instead of spinning and facing Allen to relay the gory details of his son’s demise, I remain in check and glance at the faces of those who once again control my fate. “Maddox…” Lynne says in surprise, looking at me as I give her a nod. Allen immediately goes rigid, his eyes darting to the committee members, pleading. I can feel Lana coming in behind me and Matthias tries to hide a smirk. He either knows shit is about to go down or he is hoping it will. I suppose I’m not one for beating around the bush in important matters. “I wante