All Chapters of TWIN ALPHAS' Moon Whisperer : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

ANISHAMarkus had thrown me inside a chamber. He had commanded a Lycan, to my surprise. The Lycan was big and scary. I could remember how its mouth had dripped with saliva as it growled, its eyes filled with a feral hunger when it assisted me into this room. The Lycan had pushed me inside without any ounce of gentleness. I didn't care though. I expected the worst.I couldn't care when something was nagging me. It was the fact that the tower Markus lived in was bathed with magic that severed the Link I had with my mates. It made me more desperate and helpless, vulnerable and isolated. My mates were so near, yet far from my reach. Markus' mastery over magic was evident, as he had deliberately created barriers to prevent me from using my ability, however, we could transform, which meant, the magical barriers had limitations. He had established a calculated move. He stripped us of our advantages and created the playing field in his favor.Getting up from the sole bed the room had, I walk

I woke up with a start and sat upright, startled by the loud and angry voice that filled the room. As my gaze met Markus's furious eyes, I felt a wave of adrenaline rushing through my veins. "So, you managed to slip away," he spat, his voice dripping with venom. "But don't think for a moment that you can outsmart me, Anisha."I held his gaze, my own eyes filled with defiance. I refused to cower under his intimidating presence. "I am not one to be controlled or manipulated, Markus. I will always find a way to fight back." His anger seemed to amplify at my words. He took a step toward me, his features contorted with rage. "I underestimated you, Anisha, but you think you have won," he laughed. "You are gravely mistaken. You're still here, and not just you.""Oh, that I don't forget, Markus." I stood up, but not making an attempt to stay far from the bed. I noticed Pop staring at me intently. "But as much as you wanted to me tremble from fear because you have my mates in that place,

"He took her!"My heart sank at the woman's words. James' wife had been taken by the Lycan. It was not yet time for Markus' hunting game. What would he do with her?I scurried off to the door, my heart pounding in my chest. Every second counted, and I couldn't afford to waste any more time. The thought of James' wife being in the clutches of the Markus' beast meant harm could befall her in no time.Nervously, I pushed open the door and ran into the dimly lit corridor beyond. I moved relying on my instincts. The faint sounds of distant growls and echoing footsteps echoed through the corridor. He was dragging her!I followed the sounds, my senses heightened, and my footsteps as quiet as possible. I was getting closer to the commotion, and I hoped against hope that I would find James' wife unharmed.As I turned a corner, I saw a glimpse of movement up ahead. My heart skipped as I recognized the figure of a woman, her form huddled against the wall. She was in a half-transformed state. H

I struggled against Markus, clawing at him, doing everything in my power to free Hazel from his grasp. I could see my mates and the others inside the glass walls screaming and shouting but all mute to my ears. With one swing of his hand, Markus sent me rolling to the ground. Pain surged through my body as I hit the hard surface, my vision blurring for a moment. Shaking my head, I struggled to get back on my feet. I heard a loud thud followed by a painful groan. Markus towered over me, a sinister smile playing on his lips. "You are persistent, I'll give you that," he sneered. "But you are nothing compared to me, Ani." I saw Hazel on the floor. I didn't see what Markus did to her.Before I could react, Markus unleashed a shower of attacks, each strike hitting me with a force that felt like a tidal wave. I fought back in my half-transformed state, using every ounce of strength I could muster and agility I possessed, but it was clear that Markus was far more powerful.I refused to give

"It's not a curse!" I yelled, his words struck me like a thunderbolt, sending a chilling wave of dread and shock through my veins. "How could you do it? He was your brother!" the words left my mouth with fury. I couldn't imagine his evilness. How could he commit such an unforgivable act against his own flesh and blood? I had two fathers. Twins. The thought of not knowing him was sad. He might be different from this man. The pain of the wounds I had sustained seemed to wane compared to the anguish I felt in my heart for this evil man. "I saved him the pain and jealousy. I couldn't give him what's mine. If I didn't kill him, he would kill me." "You... you're a monster," I whispered. "To betray your own brother, to sever the bond that should have been unbreakable... It's unforgivable." Markus's lips curled into a twisted smirk. "Forgiveness? That's not something I seek, my dear, nor do I deserve it. Power is all that matters to me because when I have it, things are possible." "It's