All Chapters of ENTANGLED WITH MY STRANGE MATE: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

The examinations rolled in and they all did their bests. There were times they had to study in groups, pair up for some project, handle some practical, and also work alone. It was three weeks of intense hard work filled with stress.“I haven’t been able to rest my eyes for days. They are killing me.” Courtney rubbed her swollen eyes before fishing out her eye drops.“I honestly cannot wait for these finals to be over. It’s threatening my life at this point,” Dela chipped in, taking the eye drop from Courtney to help her apply it.They were in the process of applying the eye drop and lamenting when a call came through to the room that Annabel had a delivery at the station. Since she was not around, they decided to help her pick it up.It was brought to the room and she was back by then. After thanking them, she cut the seal off with a table knife only to see some documents. It then occurred to her that she didn’t check the sender.“There’s no name. Who could have sent such a package?”

The spies moved swiftly through the shadows, their hearts pounding with excitement as they raced to the usual meeting point with Lucas. They had just witnessed something far greater than they had expected, and now, it was time to deliver their findings to Lucas who immediately called them out as soon as they reached out to him.The usual meeting place was dimly lit, a secluded corner of the abandoned fortress where Lucas held his private gatherings. He sat in his high-backed chair, his fingers tapping rhythmically on the armrest as he awaited their report. As soon as the spies entered, they bowed slightly before speaking.“My Lord, we have uncovered something remarkable,” the first spy announced, his voice laced with anticipation and a mix of fear.Lucas raised a brow. “Speak or do you want me to force it out of your mouths?” he was dying of curiosity and couldn’t entertain their suspense.The second spy leaned forward, eager to deliver the news. “Annabel… she remembers. She knows abo

The silence in Lisa’s house was deafening, broken only by the frantic rhythm of her own heartbeat. She moved through the darkened rooms, her hands outstretched, searching for anything that could offer a semblance of security. Every creak of the floorboards, every rustle of the curtains, sent shivers down her spine.She tried the light switches, but nothing happened. The house was plunged into complete darkness. “Hello?” she called out, her voice trembling. “Is anyone there? Where are you all?”Only silence answered her questions. She stumbled towards the living room, her hands groping for her emergency flashlight. It was gone. Panic began to rise in her throat, choking her. She knew she wasn't alone.Her parents had gone out of town for the evening so she was the only one at home. She expected Lucas to move but didn’t know it would be this fast.A sudden, sharp pain erupted in her head as she turned to find her way back to the room, and the world dissolved into blackness.When Lisa re

Her driver dropped her in school upon request and she went straight to her room to bid Courtney and Dela goodbye.“So you are bent on not letting us know the resort you are going to with your boyfriend? That’s a mean one,” Dela whined but she only smiled in return“Thank you both for being a good friend every single time. I enjoy doing friendship with you both. There are a lot of memories that I had swam in throughout the night and I just couldn’t help but laugh at this point we have come to,” she said with her voice thinning as she tried not to break down in tearsDela moved to her side and gave her a hug. “Why are you talking as if we won’t see each other anymore? We still have a whole month to graduation and also, we can pull up at each other’s houses anytime. Don’t make a big deal out of this.” “I know right. You are making me so emotional right now. Is there something going on? It’s too early to drop appreciation messages” Courtney chipped in“I just wanted to do it before any o

The days dragged by in a haze of anxiety and exhaustion. Annabel had not stirred since the surgery. A full week had passed, and yet there was no sign of her waking up. The doctors assured them that her vitals were stable, that she was still fighting, but the waiting gnawed at Oliver like a relentless beast.He sat by her bedside every day, holding her hand, whispering to her.“Are you that angry at me that you don’t want to see me? You look so upset even in your sleep,” he muttered, adjusting the bangs scattered on her face.He talked about anything and everything, hoping his voice would pull her back. He told her about the sunrise, about how the pack was restless without her, about how he needed her to wake up because he didn’t know how to live in a world where she wasn’t conscious. But every day, his words were met with the same steady beep of the monitor and the soft sound of her breathing.He clenched his fists, his exhaustion heaving out.“I need to go back to the pack,” he final