All Chapters of Obey Me: The Alpha's Little Mate: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

JesseAs I drove towards the Blackmoon pack, my heart raced, and my grip on the steering wheel tightened. Thoughts of Jerick and my past mistakes filled my mind, creating a storm of emotions inside me. I was incredibly nervous and afraid of how Jerick would receive me after all the humiliation I had subjected him to the last time we saw each other. His last words, echoed in my mind, haunting me.I had encountered numerous Alphas in my lifetime, but facing Jerick felt like the most daunting challenge. Was it guilt that weighed on me? I was fully aware of the gravity of my past actions, and I knew that forgiveness was a distant dream. The weight of it all consumed me as I sat in the car, but I was resolute in my decision to confront my past. Running away was no longer an option. It was now time to make peace with those people who had been affected greatly by my childish emotions.Vigo sensed my anxiety and offered comforting words. "I understand how you feel, Jesse. And I just wanted yo

CarrieAfter spending a few hours with Nancy, Liam and I bid her farewell with a promise of going out again to spend more time with her. I could already see how doting a grandmother Nancy would be to my son. Knowing that another person would be giving Liam more love filled my heart with joy.But on our way home, my anxiety swelled. It's funny how my mood could change so easily when I realized the situation Liam and I were in. I couldn't help but worry. I prayed to the goddess that Jerick and Jesse's meeting was over. I didn't want Jesse to even catch a glimpse of Liam. The mere thought was too stressful for me to contemplate. Liam had grown up just fine without his biological father, and Jesse didn't deserve to be a father to him, not after all the betrayals he had committed against us. My son's life was peaceful, and I was afraid that Jesse's presence would rob him of that.I looked at Liam, grinning and smiling at me. My world was right beside me, and I wouldn't let anyone, especial

CarrieToday was a special day, the day when Liam had to leave for Lycan Academy. Everyone had gathered at the entrance of our pack, forming a line to bid him farewell. My heart swelled with warmth as I witnessed how much the pack cared for my son.Liam's friends and classmates embraced him, offering their goodbyes. "Enjoy your new school, Liam. We'll be eagerly waiting for you," they said.Liam, in turn, hugged each of them one by one. He wore a bittersweet expression, a mix of sadness at leaving his friends and excitement about embarking on his dream school journey."When summer break comes, I'll share all the exciting things I experienced at school with you. We can exchange our adventures and have so much fun once I'm back," Liam promised, his eyes filled with anticipation.Then Liam approached his biggest rival, Josh, and gave him a heartfelt hug. "Take care of everyone while I'm away, big guy!"“Of course, twerp. You don't even need to ask,” Josh replied with a grin.Liam put his

JesseBack at Silverfang, I hastily grabbed my bag and began packing my things. Since I had agreed to be one of the instructors at Lycan Academy this year, it was essential for me to stay there for a few days. Balancing my time between these two responsibilities was crucial.I turned to the omega standing by the side for instructions. "Take these pieces of luggage to my car and summon Beta Lucius. Ask him to wait for me in my office.""Right away, Alpha," she responded before hurrying out of the door. After a final check of my personal items needed for the trip, I left my chambers and made my way to the office. My footsteps echoed through the quiet corridor, a stark contrast to the thoughts that had consumed me in recent days."Greetings, Alpha," Beta Lucius greeted me as I entered the room. "I heard you were looking for me.""Indeed," I replied, gesturing for him to sit. "The director requested my assistance as one of

Carrie"He was supposed to call me 10 minutes ago," I muttered, my pacing becoming more frantic with each passing second. Jerick watched me with a mixture of amusement and concern as I spiraled into a whirlwind of worry about Liam.I couldn't help but imagine all the terrible scenarios that could be happening to my son. Was he in trouble? Was he hurt? My mind brought up one terrifying scenario after another. Jerick's chuckle pulled me out of my distress, and I snapped at him."What's so funny, Jerick?" I demanded, my voice trembling with anxiety and frustration. I needed answers, not his amusement.Jerick tried to suppress his grin but wasn't entirely successful. "Relax, Carrie," he said, his tone reassuring but tinged with humor. "Liam's a young man who's practically grown up. He's probably just caught up with something and lost track of time."My heart raced, and I couldn't sit still. I went over to the window, staring out as if somehow Liam would appear. "But he's never late calling