All Chapters of Mated To My Savage Alpha: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

JadenI see the white walls and sterile floors of the hospital, the bright fluorescent lights, and the worried faces of the people around me. My heart pounds in my chest as I wait outside Stacey’s hospital room whilst her parents were in there. I can hear Gemma’s parents wailing and sobbing from inside the room, their pain and fear tangible even through the thick walls. Although the poison had been treated before we were able to get to her, the venom had begun shutting down her organs.Gabriel was confident he could fix her, but I wasn’t so sure. Despite her werewolf healing abilities, I couldn’t shake the fear that she may not recover from the venom that had reached her heart and lungs as her blood helped pump it around her body. I wanted to hold on to hope, but I couldn’t ignore the stark reality of the situation.I was itching for a cigarette. My nerves were on edge, exacerbated by the lingering chill from my damp clothes. Todd’s departure left me unsure of where Stacey and I stood

StaceyAs I lay in my hospital bed, staring at the plain white ceiling, there was a knock on the door. My parents and younger sister, Libby, walked in with worried expressions on their faces. I couldn’t help but think about Jaden’s words from last night and wonder if our relationship was truly past repair. The room fell silent as we all tried to process the situation, and I couldn’t shake off the feeling of uncertainty that consumed me. My head was spinning with conflicting feelings. Did I even want to try to work through this?Libby had a mischievous look in her eyes as she playfully patted Gretchen’s head, causing her ears to stick out in comical angles. You could see the whites of her eyes, her playful giggle filling the silence. I tried not to interfere Gretchen is rather good natured when it comes to my little sister but I could also feel the slight pull on my wrist as she caught it in my wires, causing a sharp pain to shooting up my arm almost ripping the wire out. I was less pat

Jaden“Can we even afford to this?” I ask Hunter. His face is lit up by the glow of his computer screen, his brows furrowed in deep thought. “Depends what your freedom is worth to you … do you want to make Felicity our luna?” he suggests, arching a brow as I scowl at him, tapping my fingers to the soft humming of the computer. “No!” I answer immediately as he shrugs his shoulders, looking rather pleased with himself.“I don’t know why I keep you around,” I grumble as he laughs, getting up from his screens and clapping me on the shoulder. “Because you love me!” he teases, giving me a smirk before waggling his brows as I roll my eyes, shoving him away. “God, you're annoying!” he snickers, returning to his computer tapping a few keys, so the screen goes blank.“Right, I best get this over with,” the idea leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. Fuck, sometimes it’s no fun being me. Hunter nods, packing up his stuff as I leave the hospital room heading back up to the next floor. I don’t go near

JadenAs the heavy door slammed shut behind me, the sound reverberated through the hallway, causing a sharp ringing in my ears. I marched down the long hospital corridor, my pace quick and determined. The walls were stark white and the fluorescent lights flickered with each step I took. My mind was racing as I left her hospital room - she always had to get in the last word. “Just so we’re clear, your plan won’t work unless I agree,” she sneered at me before I stormed out. But before I could leave, she delivered one final warning. “Keep your paws off that one.” She tilted her head up towards the hospital room across from hers. “No one wants her to end up back in this hospital again.” My frustration boiled over as I realised I needed her gone from my pack immediately.Lost in my thought, I barrelled through the bustling hospital hallway, my gaze fixed on the ground as I pushed past doctors and nurses. I didn’t have time for curious glances or idle chatter. Suddenly, I stumbled and almost

JadenCaleb’s icy blue eyes glinted with a calculating, knowing look as he led the way out of Gemma’s hospital room, the door clicking shut behind us, the faint sound of beeping machines mingling with the distant chatter of nurses and doctors could be heard around us. His face was always carefully composed, never betraying his true thoughts or intentions. My mouth felt dry and parched, as if I had swallowed sand. Foreboding and unease often left this bitter taste in my mouth, and Caleb’s strange behaviour only intensified it. I had seen that look a number of times when we held our conclave meetings with the other alphas, but it wasn’t normally in my direction, at least not since we first.Caleb had a rather weird skill or ability as some might call it … he just seemed to know things, things he shouldn’t and things before they happened. I had my own abilities, but I rarely use them. It wasn’t useful in my mind and so far, the only one it worked on was him.Caleb was able to see decisio