All Chapters of The Mate He Hates: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Amanda's POV I felt someone in my room and on my bed, caressing my thighs. The sensation was faint at first, like the brush of a feather, but it grew more pronounced, forcing me out from my slumber. My eyes fluttered open, heavy with sleep, and I reached out to switch on the bedside lamp. The warm glow filled the room, casting shadows that danced on the walls. I blinked, trying to adjust my vision, but there was no one there. My heart pounded in my chest, a mix of confusion and fear. The blanket that had been covering my body was pulled down to my waist, exposing my legs to the cool air. I glanced around the room, my eyes scanning every corner for any sign of an intruder. The curtains were drawn, and the door was still closed, just as I had left it before going to bed. I sat up, clutching the blanket to my chest, and listened intently. The only sound was the faint ticking of the clock on the wall and my own rapid breathing. I couldn't shake the feeling that someone had been there,

Amanda's POV“Amanda, you are here?” Alpha Edward asked, sounding not at all happy to see me.“Yes, I’m here,” I responded, glaring at him and then glancing at the lady seated with him.“Why are you back?” Alpha Edward questioned, causing my frown to deepen. It was obvious he wasn’t happy about my arrival, and here I was worried about him, not knowing he was doing just fine without me.“Father,” Liam ran up to him, and they hugged.“My champ, how are you?” Alpha Edward kissed his forehead, seemingly happy to see his son.“I’m fine, Father. I’m so happy to be back home,” Liam sounded so happy to be with Alpha Edward, and Alpha Edward had the same reaction.“Why don’t you go in with Aunt Sophia,” I said to Liam, who seemed confused for a moment, but then nodded and moved away from Alpha Edward.“I will see you later, Godfather,” he waved goodbye to Alpha Edward before leaving with Sophia.The warmth and happiness in the room vanished, replaced by an awkward silence.Suddenly, the woman

Amanda's POV“Are you sure about this trip?” Matthew, who was standing at my door watching me get ready, asked for the hundredth time, yet I knew what my answer was. I knew I needed a vacation for myself. I needed to think, and this trip was just what I needed.“Amanda, I'm not against you going, but going with Levi is something I don’t agree with. Levi is a snake who will bite you at any given time. Amanda, can you please just listen to me?” Matthew begged, and I could feel the desperation in his voice. But nothing was stopping me from going. Besides, what could Levi do to me that Alpha Edward hasn’t already done?“I’m leaving, Matthew. Our flight is taking off in an hour, so I have to go,” I murmured while picking up my bag. “Please look after Liam. It’s just going to be two days, and after that, I will be back.” I tried to assure him with those words, but the look on his face showed that he wasn’t taking my word seriously.Matthew sighed and held both of my arms, his eyes filled wi

Alpha Edward's POV“What are you even saying, Edward?” Matthew frowned, clearly not agreeing with my idea.“You heard the doctor; she has just a few minutes left. We have to do something,” I murmured, fear and concern gripping me.“And you think giving up your life is the best solution? You think I’ll just stand by and watch you do that?” he spat with pain and anger. “Amanda is my sister, but you are my friend, my brother, and my Alpha, and I will not let you do this, never!” Matthew said in a tone of finality, his voice breaking with emotion.A tear dropped down my cheek at the complication of the situation. Amanda’s life was in danger, and we had little time to save her.“We have to return to the mansion,” Matthew said, causing me to raise a brow at him. “A guard just informed me through telepathy that the witch, Elisa’s mom, is screaming at the top of her voice that she can save Amanda,” Matthew revealed, causing my eyes to widen.“Alpha, we have to go back. Let’s go see her,” Matt

Alpha Edward's POV The sound of the car driving into the garage announced Amanda's arrival. I could feel the tension in my chest as I waited, knowing she would walk through those doors any moment now. After everything that had happened, this was my chance to show her how much she meant to me, even if I couldn’t fully express it in words. I had instructed the maids to decorate the mansion and Amanda's room in a way that would convey my feelings—something subtle yet meaningful. The foyer was adorned with fresh white roses, Amanda’s favorite, arranged in elegant vases that lined the entrance. The scent of the roses filled the air, creating a calming atmosphere. Soft candlelight flickered from various corners, casting a warm glow across the room. The maids had outdone themselves, hanging delicate white drapes from the ceiling that flowed down like a cascade of silk, giving the space an ethereal feel. As I heard the front door open, I stiffened. Her footsteps were soft but deliberate as