All Chapters of She's Mine To Claim: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Bishop had been running in his wolf form for hours. Without stopping or looking back to make sure he wasn't being followed, he tore through the forest, going farther and farther until Ashidore was hundreds of miles behind him. When it was late afternoon the next day, he finally slowed down and hid in a cave. There was a small pool within and he drank thirstily, like his life depended on it. After a while he moved deeper into the cave and lay crouched at the ground, watching and listening for the slightest sound. He didn't know if Henry's lycans were still hot on his trail, and if he got caught, it would be the end of his life. Not only did he try to kill Aurora with the dagger, he also stabbed the Alpha King. It was the greatest crime in all of Ashidore, and punishment by death. Bishop knew nothing would save him from Henry's wrath. So he had to do everything he could to remain hidden. His thoughts strayed over to Aurora and he cursed softly. Damn her to hell! She was the cause

"You stole the dragon eggs?" Bishop voiced out in utter shock. "Are you out of your fucking mind? Do you know the danger the realm will be if these dragons hatch?"Cara rolled her eyes in annoyance. This was why she hated people. They always failed to think smart. But if she was going to succeed with her plans, she needed Bishop's help. "I know what would happen if these eggs hatch." She snapped at him. "But like I said, I have a plan. I didn't just take these eggs from Henry for no reason."Bishop couldn't figure out why Cara would need the dragon eggs. If the eggs were allowed to hatch, a second war would break out. It would be a massacre. "So whatever your plan is, the eggs are connected to it." He said. "Yes. You finally figured it out." Cara said mockingly. Her voice dripped with sarcasm and it made Bishop glare at her, yet he held his tongue. "Who's that?" He said instead, pointing his chin to the unconscious woman. "That's my step sister." Cara said nonchalantly. "She's of

"Aurora talk to me." Penelope grabbed Aurora's hand, giving it a little tug. "Are you alright? You're scaring me."However, Aurora couldn't utter a word. How could she? How was she supposed to tell her best friend that she saw her dead in a vision? The first vision she had of Penelope had been normal. She had seen her holding her baby, crying happily. How did it all change? She couldn't let Penelope know about it. It would only make her terrified. The best thing she could do was keep a close eye on her until she had the baby. If what she saw was a premonition, she had to find a way to stop it from occurring. "Penny." She whispered finally, forcing a smile on her face. "Yes, what is it?" Penelope asked, her voice filled with urgency. "I had another vision.""Was it a bad vision? You looked terrified.""No." Aurora shook her head, forcing the lie out. "I was just in shock. My visions keep taking me by surprise.""Well, what did you see?""Your baby." Aurora said. Tears slowly spill

Shota slowly gained consciousness hours later. She opened her eyes and took in her surroundings, but it was pitch black, and she couldn't see a thing. Her hands were tied to the wall, and she could feel the painful sting where the rope had cut into her wrists. Her ankles were tied too and she couldn't feel her legs. She struggled with the ropes for a while, trying to figure out if she could cut them, but they were tied into a tight knot. Cutting them was impossible. Gradually, her eyes grew accustomed to the dark room and she saw a figure on the ground beside her. Her first thought was Nimueh and she immediately whispered her name. "Nimueh." She nudged the body beside her, thinking Nimueh was still unconscious. But she suddenly realized that the body was cold and stiff to the touch. She squinted her eyes and looked harder at the body, and that was when her eyes widened in horror and she recoiled away in shock. It was a dead woman. Her limbs were bent in eerie angles and her eyes

Cara paced around the sitting room, a deep frown creasing her brows. Behind her, Victoria sat crossed legged on the couch while Shota and Nimueh remained tied up in one corner. The storm which started little a while ago had increased tremendously, yet Bishop wasn't back. He left hours ago, to run a very important errand for her. She wanted to unite with the rogues so they would have a substantial army to take down Henry. Bishop left in the early hours of the morning, before the sun crawled out. Now it was night and he was still not back. The storm raged angrily, with no sign of stopping. As Cara paced, a thousand thoughts ran through her mind. Had Bishop betrayed her? He couldn't, she thought. He wouldn't dare, not when Henry's lycans were on the hunt for him. Maybe it was the storm holding him. She was tempted to go out and search for him herself, but she hesitated. Bishop wasn't so important that she would risk her life and venture out under the storm for him. She could do no