All Chapters of The Alpha's Warrior: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

                                                                       AsherI froze and so did others. My heartbeat was frantic, rage creeping up my veins as the man approached us. This…this was the guy who almost killed my mate. And I noticed how his eyes flitted to Ivy, surprise brimming in there for a split second before he covered it up with the calm, collected mask. From what I could see, this man appeared to be someone of Logan’s age, maybe even younger. But I knew he wasn’t and, in fact, he should be much older because Logan wasn’t even born at the time of the Cold War. It affirmed that he was a part vampire and may have stopped aging after a certain age. His scent was also different from normal werewolves. &ldq

Thankfully, I didn’t run into anyone again. I grabbed my heels from where I hid them and winced as I slipped them on. Asher was waiting outside the assembly hall, pacing back and forth. Even from a distance, I could see how tense his body was. And panic flooded his face the moment he spotted me, limping back to him. In two long strides, I was in his arms and he was holding me like his life depended on it.“I am fine,” I assured. “I am fine…Asher,” He didn’t reply. Just continue to hold me as tight as he possibly could.“Ash…” I said softly. Finally, he released me but held me at arm’s length, his eyes examining me from head to toe.“Are you hurt?” he asked, almost breathless.“No, I am completely fine,” I said. “Not a scratch.”“Then why are you limping?” he demanded.“I hurt my feet because I left my heels in the bushes and ran the rest of the way barefoot. I got a few cuts,” I answered.“Let’s go home, and I’ll tend to it,” he said, dragging me towards the parking lot.“Wait, wait…I

“I have to personally thank you for helping Ivy today, Beta,” Asher said as we all sat down on the white iron chairs. The omega woman was quick and had already set-up an arrangement of coffee, tea and snacks. The kids were taken away by their nannies, two very sweet omega ladies—Shaine and Keya.“It was my pleasure,” she said. “I knew what they were planning, I overheard them, so I decided to wait out… Killian was so sure that Luna Ivyanka would fall for it…” Asher gave me a look and I blushed, feeling like an utter idiot.“So, really what happened, Leah?” Logan asked. “Natalie seemed extremely weird yesterday and how is Killian even there?”“First, I would like to know how you guys know Killian? What is this that he wants?” she demanded, anger clearly visible on her face.“I believe Ivy can answer that the best,” Rose said. Leah glanced at me and as Cora poured her a cup of steaming coffee, I launched into my story of how we knew Killian.“I knew the bastard was demented,” Leah hisse

AsherIvy’s face was ashen as I got ready to leave for Crescent Moon. She hovered around like a bee, sitting down, then standing up and repeating the entire process like a machine over and over again. She was starting to make me nervous now.“What’s wrong?” I demanded, folding my arms across my chest. She frowned, looking lost.“What do you mean?”“You have been pacing around like a maniac for almost an hour now. You’re starting to make me anxious,” Ivy sighed and then rubbed her face.“Sorry,” she muttered. “I’m just…am freaking out a bit. Are you sure this is a good idea?”“Do you not want to get your father and pack members out?” I asked.“I do. More than anything,” she nodded. “But not at the cost of anyone’s life…your life, Asher. Killian is dangerous, he’s a lunatic and that witch…what if someone gets hurt?” She looked so distressed that I had to make her sit down and let her drown a glass of water f

IvyThe fire crackled in front of me, a comforting sound against the silence that weighed heavy in the room. Rose, Cora, Noah, and I were huddled close together in the sitting room, waiting—hoping. The minutes dragged by, each one stretching into an eternity. It had been two hours since Noah last heard from Logan. The mindlink had gone silent after Logan told him they’d reached the dungeon. Nothing since. Every five minutes, Cora would break the silence with the same question, her voice edged with worry.“Any news yet?” she asked, her eyes fixed on Noah.Noah shook his head, his frustration simmering just beneath the surface. “You’d know if there was,” he muttered. “You have the mindlink too.” Cora clenched her jaw but didn’t respond.“They’ll come back soon,” Rose said softly, sitting down beside me and placing a gentle hand on my knee. “I have complete faith in all three of them.”I nodded, unable t