All Chapters of The Badboy Bully Is My Alpha Mate: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Ash's POVIn the end, we tied the man up and rounded up all the others, locking them in some kind of dungeon. Since we didn't really have access to something like that yet, the main prisons were in the main parks, and it would take a while and a lot of effort for us to transport them there.So, we left them in the warehouse, with Sage promising to round off the situation sooner or later. "Leave it to me," he had said. "I'll finish it off and make sure they are seen through." I gave him a nod before turning to look at the assassin, anger in my eyes, wanting desperately to harm him. One glance at my friends, and I knew they didn't think it was right."You are lucky this time," I told him before leaving.Right now, I was back in my place, wanting to fill my mother in on all the details. He would need to know everything too because he would play a crucial role in this, whether he liked it or not. The difficult part was that he wasn't here anymore, and he wasn't picking up my phone calls,

Ash's POVI spent the next two days desperately trying to gather all the manpower that I could. I knew that Richard was planning something big, and even though I didn't have any specifics from the warning I got from the assassin then, I knew enough to not take it lightly and do my best now that I had the chance to still affect whatever was going to happen.I called in all my debts from people who were owing me, and requested a couple of favors also from some powerful people who weren't in my pack. Counting my men now, I got a round figure of 150,000. I looked at them all for a couple of seconds, trying to figure out if they were actually enough.I closed my eyes, trying to think so that I could remember how many had been with them then. It didn't take much effort because I usually saw Richard and his assassins in my dreams and wanted more than anything to end them completely. Before long, I could see myself back in the warehouse, surrounded by thirty of them who were actually, for som

Ashes' POVHe looked at me for a couple of seconds before stepping back, a little fright in his eyes. He claimed his truth after that, and stepped forward with obviously false confidence, taking a seat among us as if he deserved it."Well, we have a meeting now, don't we?" he questioned. "I suggest we start. Are we not going to talk about anything?"He questioned, saying that none of us was saying anything. "You are late," Sage responded in a cold tone of voice."Oh, are we not going to talk about that? Are we just going to pretend as if that didn't happen?" "Oh," he responded with a frown on his face. I was happy that his expression fell at the accusation, and waited for him to come up with a defense."I'm sorry," he said, backing down and making me frown. It wasn't exactly his style to do such a thing.I looked at him, waiting for his excuse to come after."You want to hear it, don't you?" He questioned, "Why I'm late?""You can't come to such an important meeting without a good

Luke's POVSomething was different about the way Sage acted. All of a sudden, I couldn't believe for the life of me that he would actually be so sacrificial to us, to lend Ash so much resources and manpower for nothing at all. It was ridiculous to think of it, but there it was. It happened right in my presence. There was no denying the fact that he was someone I needed to look at carefully. Maybe I hadn't figured him out exactly like I thought.I glanced at Ash, but didn't look at him for too long. Clearly, he was probably still angry with me, and I couldn't keep on disturbing him because of that. What's more, I couldn't blame him for being angry with me. Anyone would be if I suddenly let someone that he needed to have reverence for personally go without any form of payment for what he had done. The assassin had actually gone scot-free all because of me.A silly mistake on my part, but I had to bear the blame, not Ash. If he wanted, he could be angry with me for the next one week or m

Ash's POVI looked at them all after giving them the news, waiting to see their reactions. Sage looked lost for a moment, with his eyes almost completely white. As for Luke, he looked completely devastated. It was not strange, considering that he now knew she was his sister. For this to happen to a relative, it had to be pretty hard on him, personally.Sage suddenly grabbed his phone with a little too much force and started dialing a number without any hesitation. I was about to ask him what he was actually doing when he finally started speaking."Hello, who is this? This isn't Cassie.""Indeed, it's not her," a voice replied, and I froze, still as ice, recognizing the voice even though I wasn't near, even though it wasn't on loudspeaker."She's your daughter," Sage said in a rage. "What are you going to do with her? So what? She might have said some things about you and given you away, but it was all our fault. We made her do that. You don't have to kill her for no reason at all."