All Chapters of Contracted Mate To Alpha Konan: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

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CHAPTER SIXTY ONE

MADELINE'S POV The girl's refusal to speak to anyone but me was mysterious. Even after I left the strange girl's room, I couldn't shake off the feeling that something sinister was going on with her. The least I could do was meet her attending doctor to find out if her condition had a medical explanation. "Doctor," I called, hoping for answers. The doctor turned to me, his face drawn and tight. I could tell he was on call throughout the night. "How can I help?" he asked, forcing out a smile. "The girl found last night and brought here—what could be the cause of her amnesia?" The doctor sighed. The scans show no sign of physical damage to the brain, and yet... she's unable to remember anything except you. This is not just a simple trauma-induced amnesia. It is as though someone deliberately erased her memories. "You mean someone manipulated her memory?" I asked furrowing my brows. "Or something worse, the doctor replied. Her blood tests came back clean and with no issue
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CHAPTER SIXTY TWO

MADELINE'S POV I sat on the grass by the pack's training grounds, watching other warrior wolves spar, though my mind was elsewhere. I contemplated what to do with the strange girl. A tap from behind pulled me back from my thoughts. I turned to see who it was. "Madeline," she called. "Freya?" I said uncertainly. "Yes," she confirmed, as she leaned back against the tree trunk, stretching out her legs. I eyed her hair, noticing the change immediately. "What happened to your hair?" I asked. "Nothing," she replied casually. "I needed a hair change." Freya had dyed her hair from its usual black color to auburn. The red added intense rust-colored highlights. She looked so different. "You were almost not recognizable," I said. She chuckled. "So," she began playfully, but I could tell she was looking for answers. "I heard you got yourself a new house guest—one that showed up half dead. Quite the drama, huh?!" I sighed. News travels faster than the speed of light these days. "Dram
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CHAPTER SIXTY THREE

IN OCEANWOLF PACK ALPHA KONAN'S POV "How is she doing?" I asked. "You mean Grandma Catherine?" Dan asked. I nodded. "Since she left the Penal Pier, she's been receiving treatment in the Pack Hospital and doing much better. She's also responding well to chemotherapy. The doctor in charge ran a few tests a few days ago and reported that the amount of cancer cells have reduced significantly." I grunted in satisfaction. "How about making Grandma Catherine my eyes and ears?" I asked. "That has been settled. She sent a letter to Crescent Pack and made sure it was delivered directly to Madeline. We are patiently waiting for her reply." "Alright," I sighed, with a glimmer of hope in sight. I had instructed Dan to tell Grandma Catherine everything. I was going to right my wrongs. I needed to be a step closer to Madeline, and Grandma Catherine was the answer. At first, she had refused, unwilling to help. She was hell-bent on not betraying Madeline. It took a lot of persuasion before s
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CHAPTER SIXTY FOUR

MADELINE'S POV "...And Madeline!" The sound of my name forcefully brought me out of my thoughts. Everyone's face held ripples of surprise, their faces betraying their curiosity. Freya nudged me on the side with her elbow. "She's trying to spite you, Madeline. Refuse it—no offense." "Refuse what?" I asked, confused. Louisiana's voice rang out, commanding attention. "Does anyone have any objections with the Warrior Wolves enlisted for this border patrol mission?" There were murmurs within the crowd, but no one objected. "Good. This marks the end of today's training. We are to gather here before dawn to begin our journey." As the crowd dispersed, Freya turned to me with a worried expression. "Why didn't you say anything? You could have objected. This mission is very dangerous. The terrain isn't one to be trifled with. We encounter dangers that leave us with serious injuries. Worst case? Death. You're not even qualified yet, to be part of this mission. And we never know how lon
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CHAPTER SIXTY FIVE

MADELINE'S POV Freya was right. The terrain was unforgiving as Louisiana herself—jagged rocks that seemed to rise out of nowhere, twisted roots snaked around the paths, gnarling at my boots making every step a challenge. I occasionally glanced back at Sera to check if she was keeping up, but it was very obvious she was struggling more than the others. Her small frame shook. Her breaths came in short, sharp gasps, her face pale and strained. But yet she made tremendous effort to keep up—refusing to fall behind. Freya fell into step beside me, her brows furrowed as she glanced at Sera. "She's visibly flagging, Madeline. Leaving her behind in the Pack would have been the best for both of you. I don't think she can last longer than this." I nodded, letting out a tired sigh. "I know. But there's no going back. Is there?" "Louisiana isn't going to slow down for you or anyone," Freya muttered, trudging ahead. "Keep up, or you will be left behind!" Louisiana called back, her tone tinte
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CHAPTER SIXTY SIX

MADELINE'S POV As the night deepened, the air around the camp grew colder. The campfire crackled, casting shadows on the faces of the Warrior Wolves present. Sera sat in a corner, her arms wrapped around herself, while Freya chatted with a group of other Warrior Wolves. I kept glancing at Sera, sensing that something went wrong when she went to gather firewood. "Everyone, gather up!" Louisiana commanded. Immediately, everyone pulled together. Once satisfied, she divided us into two groups. One group, headed by Freya, would remain behind to monitor the camp, manning the perimeter to ensure no threats crept up unnoticed. The other group, which included me, led by Louisiana, would push forward into the dark, rough terrain to patrol for any signs of threat or danger. I wasn't surprised that Louisiana put me in her group. It was exactly the kind of thing she would do—dragging me along, testing me without respite, waiting to see if I would break under her command. Freya gave me a sympat
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CHAPTER SIXTY SEVEN

MADELINE'S POV My eyes stung as I blinked them open, the dull ache in my head throbbed at every slight beat of my pulse. Darkness hovered around me. The air was thick and stale, carrying the scent of damp earth and rot. My body felt heavy, as if I had been dragged through the forest for miles. And yes, I remembered being dragged before I blanked out. It wasn't until I tried to move that I realized my wrists were bound tightly behind my back. My vision cleared immediately. The more I struggled, the more the coarse rope bit deeply into my skin. It stung so sharp, weakening my limbs. I winced, feeling the painful strain on my shoulders. A familiar scent clung to the bindings, nagging at my memory. Coming from the rope. Then, recognition struck—wolfsbane. The ropes were laced with it. Our captors were definitely our kind. That's when I realized I wasn't alone. My back pressed against someone else's. Louisiana. The memory came rushing back—the border expedition, the heated argument,
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CHAPTER SIXTY EIGHT

MADELINE'S POV "They are coming. Our captors are coming," I whispered loudly. "Shit!" Louisiana huffed in frustration. The poison had seeped deep into our system, making it impossible to shift into our Wolf forms. "What are we going to do?" I asked softly but loud enough for Louisiana to hear. "We have no choice but to fight them off physically." The surrounding flickered with a faint light from a worn-out, old lamp. In its faintness, it exposed three bulky men, thrice our size with hardened expressions filled with cruel confidence. They towered over us, making me shrink. The odds were stacked against us, but that didn't matter now. "Seems they broke free. Feisty. Just how I love my women," the lead captor sneered, folding his arms across his chest. "Do you really think you can take the three of us on?" He gestured lazily between himself and his companions. "Why don't you come and try," Louisiana dared. Fear overcame me. I drew Louisiana closer and whispered, "We are outmatch
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CHAPTER SIXTY NINE

MADELINE'S POV I winced as Freya dabbed the wet antiseptic cloth against the wound on my arm. I could feel her eyes on me, glancing up from time to time to where Louisiana sat at the far end of the camp with someone tending to her wounds. "You got something on your mind?" I asked Freya. "Beats me," she exhaled. "But there's something different about Louisiana. What happened between you two?" "Nothing," I said. I didn't want to talk about it—or talk about the mission either. "Maybe she's still rattled from the fight," I added. Freya narrowed her eyes. "You are telling me that Louisiana is rattled because of a fight? The same Louisiana who never misses a chance to remind us that she's the toughest in the pack? Sure, Louisiana behaves like an asshole, but she isn't one to run away or be rattled because of a fight. You make a terrible liar, you know that?" I didn't answer right away. I knew the words I said to Louisiana had struck a chord—either of reflection or, more likely, intense
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CHAPTER SEVENTY

MADELINE'S POV Ever since my confrontation with Louisiana, I hadn't seen her—but I could feel her anger hovering around like a storm cloud. I could sense it in the way the others looked at me—quick glances, whispers behind my back. No one said anything to my face. The moment those words left my mouth, I knew there was no going back. I was in for shit, and Louisiana would be out for my blood. "You gave Louisiana a hit," Freya said. "You were the only one bold enough to confront her about the rumors in such a manner. You've changed, Madeline. You've finally removed the cloak of naivety. Congratulations... but don't get too comfortable." Just as I had thought to rest, a knock came at the door. Alpha Novare had summoned me. My heart leaped in terror, but I followed obediently. On my way, I met Madam Apricot. She stared at me squarely—her sharp eyes missing nothing. She walked past me without a word, but I knew she'd come for me sooner than later. Alpha Novare was in his private traini
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