All Chapters of The Alpha's Dying Mate: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

ALPHA KING EDENI called out to Sara, my voice hoarse, disbelief and hope warring within me. My hand reached through the bars, as if trying to bridge the distance between us.I watched as she lifted her head, her eyes meeting mine across the darkened space. It was her, my Luna, looking worn and scared as I felt.But even in this moment, her presence filled the dungeon with a strange kind of light. The bond between us flared, strong and bright, connecting us across the space that separated us. My heart twisted in my chest as I saw fear in her eyes, fear of our child, fear of our pack, for me.“What have they done to you?” I choked out, voice breaking.I barely heard the guard’s mocking laughter as the door slammed shut behind us. My world had narrowed to the sight of my mate, locked away just like me, and the bond that pulsed between us like a lifeline.For a moment, I was no longer the Alpha king, just a mate desperate to protect the one I loved. As the scent of Sara surrounded me, I

SARAThe forest seemed endless, a vast expanse of towering trees and dense underbrush that stretched on for miles.For two days, we had been trudging through the wilderness, our footsteps silent on the leaf strewn ground.We had no clear direction, only the instinct to move forward, to put distance between us and the dungeon we had escaped from.Each step was a struggle for Eden. His strength, sapped by the silver burns and the tortures he had endured, left him weak and unsteady.My heart ached as I watched him stumble, his eyes hollow with pain and fatigue. I was tired too, my body protesting with each step, my growing bump making the journey even more exhausting. But we kept moving, driven by the need to find safety.Suddenly, a memory sparked in my mind, a flicker of hope amidst the shadows. I remembered the house Eden had taken me to, a secret haven where he goes when he wants to escape the burdens of his duties as Alpha.It was a secluded home, deep in the forest, far from the

ALPHA KING EDENI stood at the edge of the clearing, my eyes scanning the horizon where the dense forest met the darkening sky. The sun was setting, casting long shadows across the ground, as if the very world held its breath in anticipation of the battle to come.I felt the cool breeze brush against my skin, carrying with it the scent of earth and pine, the familiar fragrance of home. My heart beat steadily, a drum that matched the determined rhythm of my thoughts.Beside me, Aaron stood tall, the resolve in his stance unmistakable. We had trained tirelessly, prepared relentlessly and now the moment had arrived.Each of my warriors was armed, their bodies clad in leather and steel, ready to fight with fangs and claw to reclaim what had been stolen from them.Aaron placed a hand on my shoulder, a silent show of solidarity. “Are you ready?” he asked, his voice a low, steady rumble.I nodded, my jaw set in a hard line. “It’s time,” I replied, my voice firm and unwavering. I turned to

SARAThe morning light filtered softly through the curtains of the room, gently waking me. I stretched lazily, the bed feeling emptier without Eden by my side.For a moment, I smiled, thinking he might have returned, imagining his strong arms wrapped around me, keeping me close.The room was silent, and the hope in my heart faltered as I realized I was still alone. With a sigh, I got up, my bare feet making light taps on the wooden floor as I made my way downstairs.My heart held a flicker of hope as I entered the kitchen, expecting to find Eden there, but instead, It was Fisher who greeted me. He sat at the table, sipping his morning tea, his wise eyes meeting mine.“Have you heard from the Alpha? I asked, my voice betraying my anxiety.Fisher looked up, a gentle smile spreading across his face, but his response was not what I wanted to hear.“No,” he replied simply, the smile never leaving his face. It was a smile meant to reassure, but it only made my worry grow.Why was he so cal

SARAMoonstone pack was finally at peace, a calm serenity settling over the land. The only thing bothering the Alpha and I was the prophecy about our unborn child.The sun shone brightly, casting a golden glow on the newly repaired homes and the fresh growth of trees and flowers. Laughter and chatter filled the air as the pack members went about their daily activities.Aaron had returned to the shadows pack, after the rebuilding of his pack with the help of Eden. He left behind Fay, who had found unexpected joy and love with Aldo.Their bond was strong, and the connection between them was evident in the way they looked at each other and shared secret smiles.Eden and I prepared for a journey that held great significance to us both. It was time for me to return to the pack that had once been torture for me. The Alpha king stood by my side as we made our way to my ancestral pack. We approached the gates with an entourage of loyal warriors, our presence commanding respect and awe.My