All Chapters of The Mate He Hates: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Amanda's POV With a cup of hot coffee in my hand, I sat on the couch, staring at the fireplace. It was past 2 a.m., and yet there was no news about the war. I was so worried and scared. I wished I wasn’t so helpless, wished I could do something, wished I could connect with Alpha Edward, at least to know what was happening to him. But I was helpless, and all I could do was sit and pray that he was safe, at least for Liam, who had no idea that Alpha Edward was his father but was still so worried. I heard footsteps, and when I lifted my gaze, it was Matthew. Quickly, I stood up and rushed to him. “Any news? How is he? Is he still communicating with you?” I asked with a pounding heart. “Yes, he is fine,” Matthew assured me, but I was unconvinced. “Tell me, how is the fight going?” Matthew sighed and placed his hands on my shoulders. “The fight is heroic, but we are still on the winning side.” He flashed me a weak smile, which still didn’t convince me. Swallowing hard, I went back to t

Amanda’s POVAt first, I wanted to stay back, but Matthew held my hand and signaled for me to leave with him. We walked out of the room but didn’t leave; instead, we remained outside the closed door while the healers were left with him. Tears stood in my eyes, but I held them back and swallowed my pain. Matthew’s grip on my hand tightened, and I looked up at him.“Take a grip of yourself,” he said, placing a kiss on my forehead before letting go of my hand. “I have to look for other healers,” he said before leaving. Swallowing my pain, I looked at the door, wishing I could go in. I wanted to hear what the healers were saying to him.“Don’t worry, he will be fine,” Levi, who stood across from me, assured me, and I nodded.“Damn it!” I heard the loud voice of Alpha Edward from inside the room, and I swallowed my pain.“Get out!” The angry voice of Alpha Edward erupted from the room, and suddenly the door opened, and the two healers walked out.“What is wrong with him?” I asked, and the

Amanda’s POV Entering my room, I felt anger, pain, and heartbreak all at once. I hated the fact that after all he had done to me, I still cared for him, yet he was driving me away. He had no right to do that. Pacing around my room, my emotions bubbled inside of me, and no matter how hard I tried to control them, I just couldn’t. Pain, anger, heartbreak—they all surged through me. I was pained that he was sending me away, asking me to leave his room. I was his mate, for goodness' sake. I was supposed to be by his side, not him sending me away. I was angry not just at him but at myself for feeling so much concern over a man who had been brutal to me, a man who had made me wish for death. I was angry that despite all he had done to me, I couldn’t hate him like I should. I was heartbroken seeing him in such a fragile condition. Alpha Edward was a leader, and not being able to walk was a brutal blow to him. I knew he was going through a lot, and that was why I wanted to be by his side a

Amanda's POV For the two hours since I left Edward's room, I haven’t been myself. I couldn't explain what came over me, why I would lie and say such horrible things to him, but it seemed desperate times called for desperate measures. Realizing that Alpha Edward was sending me away because he felt I was in pain and heartbroken to see him this way, I decided to say those hurtful words to him to let me stay. But now, I was regretting everything, wondering what he might be going through. A knock came on my door, and when I asked the person in, Matthew stepped in, checking up on me. “Hi! I wanted to say goodnight,” he said, while I nodded and watched him move closer to me. “Are you okay?” he asked, and I couldn't respond. I didn't know if I should tell him what I did; I was scared of how he would take it. “Nothing, I'm fine,” I lied, and I could tell that Matthew didn’t believe me, but he decided to let it be. “Alpha Edward's wheelchair will be brought tomorrow, and I don’t know how he

Alpha Edward's POV The look of guilt was etched all over Amanda's face when she realized I had caught them in the act. Pain and rage bubbled inside of me, and for a moment, I wished I could go over to Levi, grab him by the collar, and warn him to stay away from Amanda. But I couldn’t; I was confined to a wheelchair. What could I possibly do? Amanda couldn't look at me any longer and turned away. I noticed Levi whispered something to her, which I could hear. “See you tomorrow,” he said before making his way toward me. When he reached me, he grinned. “Goodnight, cousin,” he smirked and walked past me. As Levi walked past, I felt a surge of anger and frustration. What was going on between them? Were they already having an affair? How could Amanda do this to me? And with my own cousin? Was this payback from her? I tried to calm myself down, taking deep breaths and focusing my attention on Amanda. I looked up to see Amanda still standing there, her eyes avoiding mine. She knew she