All Chapters of An Enemy Called Mate: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

ZAREKRamirez's eyes narrowed, his jaw clenched as he spoke, “Then what do we do? We can't just give up now.”I sighed, rubbing my temples. “Think about it, Ramirez. Nikolas has already outsmarted us once. He's not going to make it easy for us to get to the Crystal Moon now. And even if we manage to get to the Crystal Moon's truck, we'll be walking into a trap,” I told them.Bruce spoke up, his voice calm and rational. “Zarek's right, Ramirez. We need to come up with a new plan. We don't even know the whereabouts of the supposed right truck.”Lizzy nodded in agreement. “Also, we aren't sure if the Crystal Moon was even taken to the supposed truck. Possibly, it's still in the pack, or somewhere distant.”I paused, my mind racing. We needed to get out of there, and fast. Nikolas had the upper hand, and we couldn't let him have that powerful fragment to himself.I thought back to our previous encounters, trying to recall any details that could help us now. And then, it hit me - Nikolas's

TANIAMum had been sick, and I had no money for her treatment. So, I did it. I worked at the brothel and flirted with wealthy men.If not for that decision, Mum wouldn't be alive today. She wouldn't have met Alpha Darwin, let alone married him, and Nikolas would never have crossed paths with me. I would have been just another poor, homeless woman, unable to afford her mother's treatment, forced to watch her wither away.As I stood before Nikolas, my anger and hurt boiled over. “But you... You cheated and messed with other she-wolves even when I had loved you and respected our mate bond,” I spat through gritted teeth. “I regret being with you.”Meanwhile, Nikolas moved away as he staggered towards the bed as if my words meant nothing. He was not even in his right senses.I sniffled as a thought enveloped my mind.“You said the truth because you are not in your right senses and I am relieved... I am relieved to know about everything you explained and I'm more than excited that the docum

ZAREKThen, Tania looked up at me as she spoke, “I won't deny it. I was hurt and angry, and I just wanted to forget about Nikolas, even if it was just for a moment... I know it was wrong to lie to you, and I'm truly sorry for my actions.”Her pout was still adorable, but now it was laced with a hint of vulnerability.“I hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me,” she said softly.Her adorable pout tugged at my heartstrings, and I felt my resistance crumbling. I had never seen her in such a state and I knew in that moment that I had to let go of my hurt and forgive her.I shoved my hands into my pockets, “You're really sorry, aren't you?” I asked, my voice a little gentler.A smile crept up Tania's face and her lips curled up in a gentle arc. “Yes, Zarek. I'm really, really sorry.” Her voice was like honey, and sweet.I raised an eyebrow, my scepticism melting away like ice in the sun. “Really, really sorry?” I teased, my tone lightening.She nodded, her eyes shining. “Really, r

ZAREKThe man looked familiar, his chiselled features etched in my memory. Once I noticed the scar on his left eye, I realized who he was. Then, I knew I was in deep trouble.Tania turned to look at him, her eyes narrowing slightly as she sensed my tension.Before she could glance at him, I quickly squeezed her hand, guiding her attention back to me. She isn't safe here, not even with me by her side. If things escalated, she could get caught in the crossfire, and I couldn't bear the thought of her getting hurt. I knew I had to get her out of here, away from this dangerous man. It was the only way to ensure her safety.“It's getting late. You should leave,” I said softly, urging her to leave.My tone was firm, but my eyes darted nervously towards the man.Tania's eyes lingered on mine. She hesitated for a moment, then asked, “Why? We were just discussing.”Her tone hinted at a growing unease, but I hoped she wouldn't probe further.I wanted to speak, but she hastily turned back and

ZAREKTania breathed a sigh of relief and headed to her room, oblivious to my presence. Perhaps it was because I stood in a corner, blending into the shadows as I watched her retreating figure.I left the hotel and headed to my apartment to rest. It was a large apartment, one I bought while I was rich. Thank Goddess, I bought it before that Amelia's incident.I reached the apartment. When I tried to input my password, the door opened, revealing Ramirez's face.He reached for my hand, but I retracted, knowing too well that he would grab the expensive burger I bought.“How did you get here?” I asked. I didn't tell anyone about this apartment, and even if I did, I wouldn't reveal my password to him.“I broke in,” Ramirez replied, causing my jaw to drop. We break into pack houses, and warehouses, but not into our apartments.“What?!”“Why should we rent a place for our hideout when we can use your apartment?” Ramirez uttered. “You didn't even request for my permission.”“Why should I?”