All Chapters of The Supreme Alpha’s Hybrid Mate : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Raelynn The evening air was cool, and the sky was beginning to darken as Alison and I lounged on my bed, our heads pressed together over a piece of paper covered in hastily drawn maps and notes. We were planning our next late-night reconnaissance mission, our little spy games that had quickly turned into something much more serious over the past few weeks. The institute had begun to feel like a labyrinth of secrets, and I was determined to uncover them.Alison leaned back against the headboard, her expression relaxed but her eyes sharp as they flicked over our makeshift plans. “Alright, so if we slip out of the staff quarters around midnight, there shouldn’t be anyone near the biochem wing. Everyone’s usually asleep by then, right?”I nodded, though my mind was only half on our conversation. Something had been nagging at me all evening. I couldn’t shake this feeling, a sense of impending… something. My eyes drifted toward the window as I tried to push it out of my head. "Hey," Alis

Alpha Lorenzo I had a plan. Or, at least, I thought I did. Driving up to the Nightshade Manor with a single thought in mind…Raelynn. She had to be here, safe, and ready for me to explain everything. Yet as I parked the car and stepped out onto the gravel driveway, an unease settled in my chest. Something felt wrong. The wind was unnaturally still, not carrying her scent as I expected. Shaking my head, I convinced myself I was overthinking it. I needed to focus. Edgar stood at the entrance, giving me a hesitant look. "Alpha Lorenzo," Edgar began cautiously, standing a few feet from the door. I didn’t give him the chance to speak further.I brushed past him without a word, pushing the heavy door open. The manor felt too quiet…too lifeless. I stormed through the foyer, the sharp echo of my footsteps bouncing off the marble floors, but the usual warmth of her presence…her scent…was nowhere to be found. My heart pounded harder with each passing second. I inhaled deeply, searching for

RaelynnThe early morning sun bathed the corridors of the facility in a soft golden light as I and Alison made our way to the rec room. The quiet murmur of conversation echoed off the walls, mixing with the occasional shuffle of interns moving between tasks. I glanced at Alison, who seemed unusually energetic for someone who hadn't had their coffee yet.“You’re way too chipper for this early,” I teased.Alison smirked. “I live for the mornings. Gives me time to gather my wits before the madness starts. Unlike you, Miss Night Owl.”I rolled my eyes, but a smile tugged at my lips. The moment we step into the rec room, I can feel the hum of tension in the air. Alison and I exchange glances, and we both zero in on a group of interns huddled around something posted on the wall. There’s a faint buzz of excitement and dread weaving through their low murmurs. Curiosity pulls us in, and we stride over.“What’s going on?” Alison asks, stepping closer to the crowd. Her voice is light, but ther

RaelynnMy eyes flutter open, the blurriness fading as I try to focus on where I am. The world around me feels foreign, unfamiliar. I blink rapidly, my mind sluggish and hazy. The last thing I remember is… what? My thoughts scramble, reaching for some sort of memory, but nothing comes. My heart begins to race as I realize I can’t recall the last thing that happened to me.I push myself up into a sitting position, my head heavy and spinning slightly. Where am I? A soft rustling reaches my ears, and I glance around, scanning my surroundings. The sight that greets me is one I don’t expect.I’m in the woods.Trees tower over me, their branches swaying gently with the wind. Leaves scatter across the ground, crunching beneath my hands as I steady myself. Birds chirp somewhere in the distance, and the faint scent of earth and pine fills my nose. I blink, shaking my head. Why am I here? How did I end up in the middle of the woods?I try to recall any sort of memory, something that would ex

Alpha LorenzoThe door to Raelynn’s room was already ajar as I burst inside, my heart pounding in my chest. I could sense something was terribly wrong. The air was thick with an unnatural tension, and every instinct I had screamed at me to protect her.And then I saw her.A woman was crouched over Raelynn’s unconscious body, dragging her across the floor as if she were nothing more than a sack of potatoes. My mate…my beautiful, strong mate…was limp and helpless, her body a marionette in the hands of this stranger. Fury shot through me, white-hot and uncontrollable. My wolf snarled within me, desperate to tear this intruder apart.The woman…a doctor by the looks of her, dressed in a white coat…seemed oblivious to my presence. She heaved Raelynn’s body onto the bed with little regard for her comfort, and I watched in horror as she pulled out a syringe, plunging it into Raelynn’s arm. Blood flowed into the tube as the woman filled the syringe.For a moment, all I could see was red.In