All Chapters of Mated To The Quadruplet Alpha Who Bullied Me: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Chapter 42: The Walls Close InKate pov I entered the house. The silence struck me as a strong physical weight, heavy and suffocating. Jake's warmth dissipated, replaced by a bone-chilling cold. In the living room, my mother stood with her arms tightly crossed over her chest. She had a stern expression, with eyes that were rigid and unwavering."Where did you go?" She had a menacingly quiet voice. Every word oozed with anger that was barely contained.I took a big gulp, feeling my throat become parched all of a sudden. "Alison is out."That was not false. No, not really. Alison had brought me out. It didn't matter what happened after. I held onto this detail, praying it would suffice.Skepticism was evident in every line of my mother's face as her eyes narrowed. She raised her phone, its screen brightly illuminated in the dark room, pointing the blame. Humorous. Hours ago, Alison sent me a text inquiring about your well-being. She mentioned that she had departed from you.My face tur

Chapter 44: Blood and SmokeKate pov Chad is the name of the person.I left my car in front of the dilapidated apartment complex. The time displayed on the car's dashboard was 7:00 PM. The street was peaceful, yet I could feel the hidden movement behind the deteriorating walls. As I gripped the steering wheel, my knuckles turned white while I braced myself for what lies ahead by taking a deep breath.Our pack controlled the majority of the werewolves in the city, but there were still some strays roaming around. Other groups have sent their members here for employment or other purposes. We let them be provided they didn't meddle. However, the men I was chasing were not part of any group I was familiar with. The scent they had was strange, untamed. Hazardous.I got out of the car and felt the cool evening air on my face. The road was scattered with garbage, shattered bottles sparkling in the dimming daylight. The smell of trash and old urine hung heavily in the air. A rat hurriedly ran

Chapter 46: The Cave of Broken DreamsAuthor POV The eerie forest appeared dark and intimidating as Chad, along with his brothers Killian, Logan, and Blair, and Alison transformed into wolves. The pine and damp earth scents filled the air heavily, hiding any signs of their prey. Chad felt a mixture of hope and dread as his heart pounded in his chest.Alison lead the way, effortlessly weaving between trees with her shiny silver body. The rest of the group went after them, with their footsteps hardly making any noise on the ground of the woods. Alison's voice resonated in their minds thanks to the pack bond."I spotted him approximately one mile to the east," she estimated. He walked with a limp, leaving a trail of blood behind him. I believed I could handle him by myself.Chad began to feel a rumble forming in his throat. He scolded, saying you should have requested for assistance right away.Alison's ears pressed close to her head. "I am aware." I apologize. I simply... I desired to

Chapter 48: The Hollow CrownChad pov I sat by Avy's bed. The machines beeped. Steady. Monotonous. Like a clock ticking away the seconds of my old life. The room smelled of antiseptic and despair. I held Avy's hand. It was cold. Lifeless. Not like the warm, vibrant girl I knew.Killian's hand on my shoulder startled me. I looked up. His face was grim. Tired. We were all tired."Go home, Chad," he said. "Get some rest. I've got this."I shook my head. The movement made my vision swim. "I can't leave her.""You're no good to her like this," Killian insisted. His voice was gentle but firm. "When's the last time you slept? Or showered?"I couldn't remember. The days had blurred together. A haze of worry and guilt."She needs you strong," Killian continued. "We all do."I looked at Avy. So still. So pale. My mate. One of them, anyway. The thought made my head spin. How had everything gotten so complicated?"Fine," I said finally. The word tasted like defeat. "But call me if anything chang

Chapter 50: CaughtKate pov "We're not going to make it," I gasped, my lungs burning.Jake pulled me harder. "Yes, we are. Just keep running!"But it was futile. They were too fast, too strong. A weight slammed into my back, sending me sprawling. Jake's hand was torn from mine as he too was tackled.I lay there, face pressed into the damp earth, as rough hands hauled me to my feet. The leader's face swam into view, twisted with rage."That," he snarled, "was incredibly stupid."Jake struggled against the rogues holding him. "Let her go!" he shouted. "It was my idea. Punish me!"The leader's gaze swung to Jake, a cruel smile spreading across his face. "Oh, don't worry. You'll both be punished."He nodded to his men. "Bring them back to camp. And this time, make sure they can't run."We were dragged back, our brief taste of freedom turning to ash in our mouths. At the camp, they bound our hands and feet with coarse rope, the fibers biting into our skin.They threw us down near the dyin