All Chapters of Caught by the Billionaire: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Silently, I stood in the doorway, my gaze fastened on Alex, as standing at the head of the table, his eyes scanned the room. When they landed on me, he took a deep breath, and began to speak, his voice steady and strong."You've been through hell and back under Marcus's rule," he stated, his gaze encompassing the entire room. "But you're still here. And now it's time to rebuild, to become the pack you were meant to be."Everyone listened, their gazes focused on Alex. As was mine. I didn't know what I was doing here. Physically, I wanted Alex. But my heart couldn't handle him. I wasn't the type to share, and being with Alex meant I would have to share him. I'd done a little reading the night before, and I better understood the Lycan life.The Alpha could have more than one mate, but I was a one-person kind of girl. Quietly, I turned and made my way out of the mansion. Whatever my future held, it wasn't with Alex.Outside, the night air was crisp, the moon hanging low in the sky, castin

I was going to kill the bastard. I had always looked for a way to put Hartwell away, not to kill him, for in the back of my mind, I always thought that maybe, just maybe, he’d come clean with where I could find Kira’s remains. But now, there was no reason to keep the worthless piece of shit alive. Kira was alive. So, morals? Be damned. I’d killed my fucking brother, why should Hartwell receive different. He’d been a flea beneath my fur for far too long as it was.The chase was on. The forest floor flew beneath my paws, my eyes locked on his retreating figure. Hartwell was fast, I’d give him that, but he was no match for the rage that fueled me. The bond between Elysia and I was like a homing beacon, guiding me, making me even faster, stronger. The night air was filled with the scent of his fear, and I reveled in it.Hartwell would pay for touching what was mine.The trees flew by in a blur, the sounds of his frantic retreat growing fainter, but I didn’t lose the trail. It led me deeper

I knew Kira was right, but for now, I focused on the warmth of Elysia beside me, and the fact that both the women I loved were alive. During the hell of trying to find Elysia, and praying when I did that she would be okay, I had finally admitted to myself that I was in love with her. Still yet, the prophecy was a wild card, a force we hadn’t yet to fully understand and I didn’t know what it would do to the pack if it were real.But, as we stood outside, the whispers of the night surrounding us, I couldn’t help but feel a flicker of hope. With Kira back, we were stronger than we had been. Whatever the prophecy had in store for us, we’d face it as a family, as a pack. And maybe, just maybe, we’d find a way to rewrite the destiny it predicted.A rustling in the bushes made us freeze and a female voice called, “Elysia?”“Lila!” Elysia returned, shock in her voice. Seconds later, when the female wolf emerged, her eyes glowing with relief as she spotted us, she transformed into her human for

The silence was deafening as I revealed the prophecy to them. The words hung in the air like a living entity, and I watched the emotions play across their faces. Some looked hopeful, others horrified.As the implications of my words sank in, the whispers grew louder, and then, one by one, the pack members began to shift, their wolf forms emerging in a display of solidarity. They were showing me that no matter what, they were with us. They were showing me that together, we could face whatever came next.And so, with the pack at our backs, we stood tall, ready to face the storm that was to come. The prophecy was no longer a whisper in the shadows; it was a roar that echoed through the night."We must be prepared," Kira announced, her voice strong and clear. "The prophecy speaks of challenges and trials. We cannot ignore its call. We must train, we must unite, and we must be ready to protect our new Alpha and his mate."Elysia’s hand tightened in mine, and I felt the weight of the respon

The days that followed the mating ritual were a whirlwind of activity and emotion. The pack had accepted our union, and with it, the prophecy that had been whispered about for so long. But the whispers had turned into shouts, and the shadows grew darker with each passing moment.Rumors of other shifters seeking to claim me, to break the prophecy before it could come to pass, had begun to circulate. We knew we had to be vigilant, had to train harder and prepare for the inevitable battles that lay ahead.Alex and I spent every moment we could together, our bond growing stronger with each passing day. We were not just mates; we were a united front, a symbol of hope and change. And as we worked alongside Kiley and the rest of the pack, I felt a sense of belonging that I had never experienced before.Yet, even as we trained and strategized, there were moments of tenderness, moments when the weight of our newfound responsibilities was lifted, and we were just two people in love. We would sn