All Chapters of Contracted To Marry The Alpha King: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

As Isabella and her companions turned their gaze towards the horizon, a sense of unease lingered in the air. The victory felt fragile, like a thin veil covering the looming threat that still lurked in the shadows. "We can't let our guard down," Isabella said, her voice filled with determination. "We may have defeated Adrian for now, but there are others out there who seek to bring chaos and destruction." Her ex nodded in agreement. "We need to stay vigilant. The darkness will always find a way to claw its way back into our lives." Elara scanned the horizon, her eyes narrowed with suspicion. "We should return to the village and regroup. There's strength in numbers, and we'll need all the help we can get if we're going to face whatever comes next." Isabella agreed, her mind already racing with plans and strategies. "Let's gather our allies and prepare for whatever may come. We can't afford to be caught off guard again." With a shared sense of purpose, Isabella and her companion

As they burst out of the catacombs and into the night air, Isabella knew that the true battle had only begun. Panting heavily, Isabella turned to her ex. "Where do we go now? The Alpha King won’t stop until he gets this relic." He glanced around, eyes darting to the surrounding forest. "There’s a safe house in the woods. We can regroup there." Isabella nodded, clutching the glowing relic tightly. They sprinted towards the forest, the sounds of the Alpha King’s minions echoing behind them. As they entered the dense woods, the canopy overhead provided a brief moment of solace from the moonlight. Suddenly, a figure emerged from the shadows, blocking their path. Isabella’s heart raced as she recognized the cloaked figure from the underground library. "You made it," the figure said, their voice a mix of relief and urgency. "But we don’t have much time. Follow me." They hurried deeper into the forest, the figure leading them through a maze of trees and underbrush. After what felt

As they raced toward the village, the sounds of chaos grew louder. Isabella's heart hammered in her chest. She tightened her grip on Lena's hand, offering the girl a reassuring squeeze. "We're almost there," Isabella said, more to herself than anyone else. They burst into the clearing to find the village in disarray. Buildings were ablaze, villagers running in every direction, and the clash of steel against steel echoed through the air. Samuel pointed toward the center of the village. "They came out of nowhere," he explained, his voice strained. "We tried to hold them off, but their magic... it's too powerful." Isabella nodded, her mind racing. "Where are our fighters?" "Most of them are at the front, trying to protect the elders and the children. But they're struggling." Aeliana drew her sword, her eyes hard and determined. "Then we need to even the odds." Isabella turned to Lena. "Stay with Samuel. He'll keep you safe." Lena's eyes widened with fear, but she nodded bravely. "

And as they marched forward, they did so with the strength of unity and the hope for a brighter tomorrow. Isabella looked at her companions, their faces etched with relief and exhaustion. The victory over the Alpha King had come at a tremendous cost but also heralded the beginning of a new era. They moved through the village, greeted by cheers and tearful embraces from those they had fought to protect. Samuel walked beside her, his expression thoughtful. "We've done the impossible," he said quietly. "But what's next? How do we rebuild from here?" Isabella took a deep breath, the weight of leadership settling on her shoulders. "First, we honor those we've lost," she replied, her voice steady. "Then, we rebuild. We must ensure that such darkness never threatens us again." Aeliana, who had been walking slightly behind them, stepped forward. "We need to establish a council," she suggested. "A group of leaders from different parts of our lands to ensure that power is balanced and that n

The fight for their future continued, with everything hanging in the balance. Isabella tightened her grip on Adrian's hand, her eyes locked onto his. "Adrian, I know you're still in there. You have to fight this darkness." Adrian's eyes flickered, and for a moment, his old self seemed to break through the Alpha King's control. "Isabella... I..." he stammered, but then his expression hardened again, and he pulled his hand away. The Alpha King laughed, a chilling sound that echoed through the battlefield. "Your pathetic attempts at redemption are futile. Adrian belongs to me now." "No!" Isabella shouted, stepping between Adrian and the Alpha King. "I won't let you take him from us." Aeliana joined her, her hands crackling with magical energy. "We won't give up on him. We'll fight until our last breath." The Alpha King sneered, raising his hand to summon a dark wave of energy. "Then you will meet your end." Just as the dark energy surged towards them, Samuel and the villager