All Chapters of The Alpha’s Forced Bride: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Naya's POVThe forest was getting thicker and the day was getting darker, even though I could swear that it wasn't even evening yet. It felt like the universe was against me. The whole atmosphere was so cool, but instead of it to make me feel better, it was doing the opposite. It was giving me a feeling, one that wasn't good.I scanned everywhere with my eyes, but I could see nothing but wet leaves, tall trees and a few birds. It was so weird. I was the only human stuck in the middle of a forest that probably had things that could kill me in a matter of seconds. Just thinking about that sent shivers down my spine. I just hoped my situation never had to get to that stage, because I didn't have my Zach to protect me."If I die today, I love you Zach," I whispered to myself, while trying to clear the little bushes in front of me. I was sure that I probably didn't mean any of my words and I just said that I loved Zach because I wasn't sure if come out of the forest alive. Loving Zach was.

Naya's POVTwo days? I instantly squinted my eyes to hear the man properly. Did he just say that I've been in his house for two days? No, that can't be possible! It can't!"Sorry, wha-" I started saying, but at that time, my eyes started feeling weird. I held on to my head, but it didn't work. The man stretched his hand forward again, and without arguing this time, I took the cup and downed the content at a go. Before taking it, I thought it was water, but the bitter taste staying at the top of my tongue, told me otherwise."What was that?" I asked the man, while trying to look at the cup. I could see tiny drops of black substance at the bottom of the cup, but I couldn't make out what it was. I gripped the cup firmly and I started moving it to my nose to smell it, but before I could do that, I was stopped by the man's hand.He snatched it from me and kept the cup many feet away from me. Even though I had no strength to argue, I still wanted to know what I just drank. "I need to know.

Naya's POVIt was a box, a brown one. It was a big one and it looked like it had so many things in it. I turned around and I started walking towards it to check what it was. I was about to get to it, when the door suddenly swung open. I turned around instantly, to find the man standing at the door, with a small frown on his face. I really hoped he wasn't aware of what I was about to do.I looked at the man again and I saw that the frown was gone, and it was replaced with a small smile instead. "I can see that you like the clothes," the man said and I looked down to see my right hand clutching onto the hem of the bright coloured blouse."Um, yes. It's okay." I replied and he replied with a small nod. He started walking towards it. I didn't know why I subconsciously backed away until my back touched the wall. "I have a question!" I said and the man stopped in his tracks, with a slight turn of his head."Where did you- how did you get my size? The clothes." I asked nervously, while point

Naya's POV What gave him the audacity to say that? He just met me thirty minutes ago, and he was already speaking like he was my father or something. I continued rambling on in my head, not saying a word to Liam again. I hated him already. "I have to leave. My husband must be waiting for me." I turned my attention back to my meal, bit wanting to see their reactions. "You're married?" I heard Liam say, while Gareth only sighed. I didn't know if it was my mind playing tricks on me, or if I really heard Liam mutter, "that's disappointing," under his breath. No, it was probably my mind. "Yes, happily married." The look on his face told me that he didn't believe me. I didn't believe myself either. The rest of the breakfast was consumed with no one uttering any other word. The only thing that was running through my mind was how Liam was Gareth's son, they looked nothing alike. I didn't want to ask either o

Zach's POVBefore I met Naya, I had never had a vision - or dream about anyone before. It was overwhelming, at the same time, it was turning out to be helpful. With the way things were in the second vision I had about her, I just knew that she wasn't in a safe place. She was in fact in danger.With those thoughts running through my mind, I scrambled off my bed and grabbed my phone. I started calling her, but it kept on going to voicemail. On the sixth call, I was told that the phone was switched off. That didn't sound good. At all.Without wasting any more time, I ran out of my room and I went outside. I didn't bother taking my car. I just changed into my wolf and started running as fast as I could, as fast as I had to.A few minutes later, I was in the woods, howling loudly, searching for my wife. Everywhere was so dark, quiet and cold. If she was still out there, then I was sure that she would have been so cold and scared. Damn. I should have been persistent with my refusal. If I ha