All Chapters of Fated Fairy Tales: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Shannen’s POV Before I go to check on Ora. Carron encourages me to get a drink and maybe a bite to eat. She’s right, I forgot when I ate last. I headed to the kitchen for a much-needed energy boost. I ignored everyone along the way. I need to get there and back as quickly as I can. I told myself. I don’t even know why. Jo and Ora’s medical treatment is not my responsibility. But it feels as if it is. I headed directly to the serving hatch, asking for a glass of cold water and whatever they had ready at that point. I stood to the side as I waited. As I did, I looked around to see a few faces that didn’t belong here. “Hey, I know you. You’re from Alpha Academy,” I said to a couple of boys sitting at a table. “I watched you fight. You were good. But we were better.” The boys laughed and introduced themselves. “Yeah, you must have a better trainer than us. But overall we won,” Harrison says, mocking me. I sat down next to them and thanked them for coming to our aid. “At the end of

Jasper’s POV Nathan has done nothing but ignore me for a while. He has been holding Jo’s hand, reminding her of all the things she has to live for. Carson had to leave because his aura was too much. “She didn’t want you to know she was back. She worried you would tell Sarah. Then Sarah would know Jo hadn’t followed her orders.” I told him, trying to justify why I hadn’t told him of her return. Nathan growled at me. “Stay mad all you like. I respected her wishes. If the roles were reversed. You would have done the same and we both know it.” He looked at Jo, then at me. “I would have. I’m not mad at you about that. I’m mad at you for knowing there has been a princess hiding in my kingdom for how long, and I didn’t know. Do you know how incompetent that makes me look? What if she died in my country? That could mean war.” I should stand there and defend myself. He is right. “As for my mate, I will deal with her when I see her.” He practically spits out the word mate. I would hate

Benson’s POV It was so dark and the flames were so high, I could almost see anybody. I had to step towards Ora to see who she was referring to. I could see a figure but not make out if it was male or female. I squinted and finally noticed it was a girl. I couldn’t believe my eyes when I borrowed Phillipe’s vision. There must be something wrong with his eyesight. Maybe the stress has gotten to me. The girl then got to her feet, and I knew “Rhea?” I yelled, still not quite believing it was her. I had dreamed of finding her for so long. I was so overwhelmed that tears left my eyes as I sprinted towards her. I just kept thinking about the fact I’d finally found my baby sister. I ran to her, calling out her name. She came running to me. As soon as she got close, she leaped into my arms and nuzzled her face against my neck. “Thank you, goddess. Thank you.” I whispered as I wept. A wave of emotions I had suppressed hit me all at once. I held her tight, and I never wanted to le

Oras POV I took a small bite of the cereal bar Rhea handed me for breakfast. I may grimace as it tastes of cardboard. But I’ll be grateful if that’s all I get. “My stomach’s going to think my throat has been cut,” Benson says after he ate his bar in two bites. I guess he’s still hungry. “Don’t worry, bro. We’re going shopping. We’ll get you some proper food.” Rhea laughs, causing him to grimace again. Guess he doesn’t enjoy shopping either. “Come with me,” Ellie says to me. She guides me outside our ice home. As we walk, Ellie questions me about my parents. To which I have no answers. I told her about growing up with my aunts in England and how Millicent attacked my home. “That’s how I ended up at Beta Academy with my Aunt Jo.” I then told her about my time at Beta Academy and learning I was a shifter. How my life had never been the same since Millicent attacked my home in England. “Seems your parents went to great lengths to keep you safe,” Ellie remarks as she takes my ha

Ellie’s POV “I made a promise to help Jo.” I stood my ground firmly, informing the king. He rushes to the gate and grabs hold of the bars. “How can you help Joanna? When our healers can’t,” he questions me in a raised voice. “The same way I saved her life last week. You thought that blood transfusion worked?” I smirked at him. “Pathetic.” His eyes flickered from brown to black. “His wolf is trying to reach me. He wants us to submit. He wants to know if you are telling the truth,” Silvi informs me. I want to ask how he is speaking to her. But I don’t have the time. “I mean no harm to anyone here,” I told him. “I can’t risk it. We have the best healers in the country. They will save Joanna,” he boasted proudly. I was prepared to enter the academy with or without permission. But with the Wolf King being here, and him having the best healers in the country, I know when I am not welcome. I turned to leave. “Very we...” “Ellie? Ellie? Is that you? Oh, thank all the goddesses