All Chapters of Mated to the Alpha Quadruplets: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Eliza’s POV Eliza's POV "Eliza? What are you doing out here? Alone? With this stranger? Why are Bernard or Archie not here?" I turned to see that the quadruplets had followed me from the castle. Their matching look of concern stopped me from being annoyed at their sudden presence. They were only looking out for me. My father making me having bodyguards was a waste of time, I could look after myself anyway. “His son,” Yelda muttered. Her voice was barely a whisper, yet loud enough for me to catch her words. I opened my mouth to explain, but before I could say a word, Rio, Ed, and Enzo surged around me while Rylan positioned himself in front of me in a protective stance. "And, who would you be? What are you doing with the Princess out here all alone?" Rylan demanded to know. "Rylan, she is not here to cause me any harm," I said, trying to assure him. "I am here to help; I am not a threat to your princess or anyone," Yelda spoke calmly despite the sudden tension around us.

Morgan's POV The door opened suddenly, causing me to shield my eyes from the bright light. Was this my ending? I assumed that they were going to put my life to an end. I was already so weak and disoriented from a lack of water and food. My wolf was probably long gone now, thanks to the silver chains that restricted my movements. I scowled at the unexpected guests as they entered my cell room. "Theron? What are you doing here?" I uttered the words; my voice was barely a whisper. He crouched in front of me, not taking his eyes off me. I could not read his thoughts from his blank expression. "Morgan, this is your last chance to come forward with the truth before I would gladly end your pathetic excuse of a life." I heard him growl. My eyes widened in surprise. He was giving me a chance. Theron of all. My deadly enemy. I wondered what the catch was. He surely would instead murder me after I had stolen his true mate and had babies with her? I didn't know how to respond, but he grabbed m

Eliza’s POV Feeling the weight of Yelda’s words settle over me like a suffocating blanket, I frowned and tried to understand it. “What will this binding ceremony involve?” I spurted out. “It will require a sacrifice, Princess Eliza,” Yelda said bluntly, causing me to gasp and cover my mouth with my hand. Rylan reached for me as if to reassure me that I wasn’t alone and that nothing bad would happen to me. “What kind of sacrifice are we talking about here?” Enzo demanded to know. “Not a sacrifice of life, my dears, but a commitment to end any bond that may still connect you to Morgan. No matter how small it may be. It needs to be rid of for this to work.” Yelda explained, and I felt my wolf pace anxiously. Rylan stood beside me, his jaw clenched; his brothers mirrored him. “Then let’s do what we need to to get rid of him. He’s not a father to us anymore, so it’s no loss but a gain. It will ensure that everyone will be safe and happy.” “Exactly.” Rio, Enzo and Ed shouted in

Eliza’s POV “He’s dead?” I gasped looking at Morgan slumped on the ground, his body lifeless. The expression on my father’s face was a mixture of anxiety and relief. He enveloped me into his arms and lifted me up. “Thank the stars that you are safe and ok. I was so worried.” He exclaimed, his voice was muffled against my shoulder and I clung to him. My brother stood slightly behind us and his wide eyes taking in the scene. “What happened Eliza? We saw the storm and we knew it wasn’t just a normal storm.” His eyes snapped towards Yelda. I let go of my father and wiped my eyes from my cheeks, forcing a smile. “Father, Brother, I am fine. We have dealt with Morgan. He won’t be a problem for us now.” I said. Rylan slipped an arm around my waist and smiled at me. “Yes, Princess Eliza was amazing. Morgan deserved everything that he got. You’re way more special than you know.” Rylan words struck a nerve and I felt my face burn red. “You really kicked his butt.” Ed chim

Eliza’s pov As Rylan pulled me closer, enveloping me in his warmth, the laughter of our friends faded into a blissful white noise. His fingers brushed against my arm, sending sparks of electricity racing through my veins. In that moment, all seemed right with the world, and I allowed myself to lean into his embrace. Just as I began to lose myself entirely in his touch, a light flickered in the corner of my eye. It was brief, almost imperceptible, but it pulled me toward the shadows at the periphery of the gathering. My instincts flared, and I instinctively turned away from Rylan, curiosity tugging at my heart. “Hold that thought,” I whispered, stepping back. Rylan's brow furrowed, a mixture of confusion and concern evident on his face, but I was already moving toward the gathering of trees that bordered the clearing. “I will be back, just give me a moment.” “Where are you going?” he called after me, but I didn’t stop to answer. My pulse raced as I navigated the dimming garde