All Chapters of Mated To The Alpha: Fated To The Lycan King : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Rayne's POV“I can't seriously believe you talked me into this,” Jacob said on the drive down to the city main square. His stiff fingers on the steering wheel fully communicated his disdain for being in this situation. It didn't take much to convince him to take me to where Kaiden was going. All I had to do was threaten him that I would simply leave without him, and then he would have a lot to explain to Kaiden later. Or, he could simply help me get to Kaiden. Either way, he would be protecting me as he should have.The sidewalks were crowded with protesters, many who decided that the best place to air their grievances was by stepping on the road and blocking the advancement of cars. Jacob was a skillful driver, and managed to slip past many of the checkpoints without drawing too much attention, but the closer we got to the main square, the thicker the crowds got. It soon became obvious that reaching there by car wouldn't be possible. So once we reached a certain point, I suggested

Kaiden's POVGetting captured was the only way to set his plan in motion. He only hoped that things would go as planned. One of the AA agents pressed his gun into Kaiden's back and shoved him forward. “Move faster.”If he wanted to, he could have ripped the unfortunate agent in half already, but he could always do that later. For now, he simply had to watch and wait for Savannah to turn up. Even if there was a chance that she wouldn't, he had to believe that for all the years he'd known her, something about her was actually true. In fact, maybe her obsession with him was the only thing that she had been honest about.He continued walking forward down the hall, paying attention to every route taken in case he needed to follow the way out. The agents probably thought he wasn't going to make it back out and so weren't bothered about keeping him unaware of the location.He could smell wolfsbane nearby, and it nauseated him. Even without making contact with the plant, he had now develope

Kaiden's POVA pounding started in my head the moment I came to consciousness. Throbbing and pulsating, the veins around my skull started to sing a song of ache and sorrow. Once again, I had been fooled. I had been blind. I had dropped down my guard and allowed the enemy to gain the upper hand.I couldn't dwell on the negatives for now. All that mattered was defeating Savannah, getting out of this building, and reuniting with the light of my life—my Luna. Rayne.Thinking about her brought a certain sadness to my heart. It had come so suddenly without warning, and I couldn't get rid of it. I couldn't deny the heaviness that it brought to me, but I also couldn't understand why.Warm breath fanned my nose. A door creaked somewhere. My eyes finally agreed to open. Savannah sat before me on her wooden desk. Her nose nearly brushed mine, but something else had caught her attention, and she frowned as her eyes watched whatever it was.I smacked my tongue twice, trying to get used to the fe

Kaiden's POVScreams erupted from outside, but neither Jacob nor I moved an inch to see where she had fallen. Instead, it was like we both wanted to wait and allow the reality of things to wash over us first.When I was finally ready to go and see, Jacob spoke up, stopping me as I turned to the now shattered opening. “Wait. You can't check. At least not now. We're still hiding, remember? We actually aren't supposed to be anywhere.” He pointed out the window in the direction Savannah had gone. “If people see us up here . . .”I got his point already with his few words. “I understand. Let's go.” We started moving towards the exit, when I remembered something that had been nagging on me since Jacob first came into this room. “Wait . . . Where's Rayne?”A tremor passed through his body, but he said nothing and continued heading for the door.I grabbed his shoulder as he touched the metal doorknob. “Answer me!”“I was only able to get here in time because of her,” he said quietly. He pull

Kairen's POVMoving in went according to plan. As Dad made it, I didn't have any roommates staying with me as a safety precaution. Initially, when I had asked why he came up with such an idea, he told me about how my mother had managed to be undetected as a werewolf for a while because she lived on her own—until someone found out and instantly betrayed her. He knew that staying alone wouldn't completely eliminate the possibility of someone finding out that I was a werewolf, but it would significantly reduce the probability of that happening. I couldn't fault that logic, even though it meant that making friends wouldn't be as easy.Because of what happened 18 years ago, with the clash between humans and werewolves, the majority of werewolves living amongst humans had to move back to their own territory—the packs situated in the outskirts. Those that remained, did so at their own risk, and had different reasons why. Even when we had been on the way to the college, we passed by a few st