All Chapters of Offered to the Cruel Alpha king: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

~AthenaHow is this possible? How is she in front of me? I felt like I was dreaming. I blinked my eyes and rubbed them with the back of my hands to make sure it wasn't a dream.Just then, she rushed towards me, not knowing how to react, her tears falling freely down her face. I looked at Ms. Seline, who was standing behind her, and then back at her.I couldn't control the emotions that hit me all at once. My mother was standing right in front of me. The last person in this world I expected to see. Unable to control the impact of the feelings I had, I burst into uncontrollable tears."Mother, why did you forsake me?" My voice quavered. She shook her head as she cried her eyes out, falling to a squat few inches from me."I am so sorry, my daughter, I really don't know what came over me. I am sorry you have to go through all of this," she sobbed profusely.Despite hating her a little, I couldn't bear to see her cry. She looked so thin and frail. It was as though age had caught up with he

~RichardI paced back and forth impatiently, awaiting the arrival of my chief guard and Athena's mother.Finally, I was getting closer to her; it was only a matter of time. Once I send her mother's head back to the Crimson pack, she would come. Oh, she would have no choice but to come.I took purposeful, long strides to my store where I stack my swords, with James following closely behind. As soon as I reached the door, I opened it and went straight to the sword rack, running my hand through the blunt side of the swords, gaining maximum satisfaction as I decided on which one to pick. I would have opted for a gun, but on second thought, letting her mother die from a gunshot would be too easy and painless, far from what she deserved.My brother was killed with a knife; it was only fair I return the favor by severing her mother's head with a sword. I bet that would do a cleaner job than my claws would. Being someone obsessed with precision, I bet she would love it too. A smile stretched

~RichardAs I waited for James to return with Sabrina, I paced around, my mind filled with different thoughts. What if Sabrina is guilty? What if this woman was lying? It was a total tug of war. Being betrayed by one of my best friends would definitely hurt, but not as much as being betrayed by my wife, the person I had at a point in time trusted the most in this world despite knowing her for only a few weeks. The person I had given my whole body to, baring my heart and soul.I hadn't even properly allowed myself to grieve; what I did was channel my pain and hurt to hatred towards her. Only her death will pacify me, I believed, and I was at a point of no return. If she actually killed my brother, then she must die too.Sounds of measured footsteps reached me. They were here. I paused and fixed my eyes on the door, waiting for them to walk through it.Sabrina sauntered in, with an air of pride and aloofness about her. Her red hair hanging loose on her shoulders. Her sharp emerald gree

~ SabastianI stared at Seline's lifeless body on the floor and raised my claws to my eyes, looking at the blood smeared on them, Seline's blood. For a brief moment, I felt a pang in my chest at the sight, almost as if I felt bad for what I had done."We shouldn't have killed her," I internalized."We did what was right. The old woman's death is long overdue; she has become so frail and tired. We did her a favor," my wolf replied.I sighed, "She practically raised me…""And you let her live for so long, holding a reputable position amongst your staff. You did right by her while it lasted," he said irritably.I shut my eyes for a few seconds in a bid to pay my last respects. She was like a mother to me, the mother I never had. She nurtured me when I was a child and watched me grow with love and patience despite the fact that I was a difficult child. Everything changed when my older brother and I lost our father, and my brother left the pack to me while he went to carve his own niche.

~RichardAs soon as I called out his name, he turned abruptly in shock. He probably didn't think I would be standing right behind him this soon, considering the litter of distractions he had left on the way for me.He quickly glanced at the boat and then at me. I knew just what was going through his mind. He was making mental calculations of which would be quicker, me getting to him or him escaping."Don't you dare!" I warned.Ignoring my warning, he yanked the rope off instead of trying to untie it and immediately got into the boat.In a matter of seconds, I reached him and forcefully flung him out of the boat and onto the stony ground centimeters from the river. How silly of him to think he could ever escape me. How stupid he must be to let himself believe there was a place on the surface of the earth he could hide from me after what he had done!He whimpered on the floor, rubbing the area on his back that had made contact with the stony ground. I started making my way back to him,