All Chapters of Fated Fairy Tales: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Merida’s POV I just wanted my mom off my back. Now, as I stare at her lying motionless on her bed. I would give anything to hear her voice. How could I have been so stupid to trust Agatha? A dammed witch who I had only just met? What got into me? What she offered seemed too good to be true, and it was. I didn’t know what I was expecting. But I wasn’t expecting the potion she sold me to transform my mom into the biggest black bear I had ever seen. Dad hates bears. One took his leg when he was young and he swore vengeance. He hates them more than hunters. Black ones especially. Now, that we have got her human form back. Dad can’t sense her wolf. Which is driving his wolf crazy as the mate bond has disappeared between them. It was necessary to lock him up to protect both himself and the people in the kingdom. But it’s not his fault, it’s mine. Agatha must have seen how desperate I was, especially when I handed over so much cash. I’m shocked at how gullible I was. “I’ve done this. I h

Evangeline’s POV I looked into my mate’s eyes. “I shouldn’t be letting you go alone.” He snarled in anger. He was angry with himself. “You have your kingdom to protect,” I reminded Edgar. “I should have given up my kingdom to protect my family all those years ago. I should never have let her go.” We have this conversation regularly, and the outcome is always the same. “But if you weren’t king, who would it be? Where would we have gone, where Millicent wouldn’t have found us? Would we all have been safe? Sending Ora away meant she got to live a full and happy life. Until recently, that is.” “You had better come back to me. There is no doubt in my mind I will die without you.” Edgar confessed. I look at him mockingly and scoff. He is so reckless and is more likely to die than me. “We had better look after ourselves then. It’s not like we will be together in the afterlife.” This is another one of our conversations. We pray to different goddesses and have different beliefs about th

Evangeline’s POV I took Ora to the room that Edgar and I shared the last time I was here. I left some of my belongings here, including the package I had for Ora. The room still smelled like Edgar, which comforted me. I sat Ora on the bed and knelt on the floor in front of her. I took hold of her hands and I poured my heart out. I told her how much we both loved her and how much it hurt to send her away. How Edgar and I regretted our decision every day. I put my face in her lap and cried. I couldn’t believe we were finally together. Ora stroked my hair and reassured me that although she was isolated, she lived a carefree life. “Sure, there was the occasional bully. But she was never scared.” She snickered. “Other than when Aunt Jo was mad. I was scared then. Everyone was scared then.” That made me feel better since it was one reason we chose Jo. Her unwavering protectiveness, dedication, and loyalty. “I have something for you,” I told Ora as I got to my feet. I walked over to a s

Wolf King Nathan’s POV “If I were a wolf. This would be a nice night for a run, wouldn’t you say, Your Majesty?” Frederick says, sniffing the air. I don’t know why he did that. He’s not a wolf. His sense of smell can’t be that great. “It’s like there is something in the air tonight.” He continues. That piques my interest, and I follow suit and inhale through my nose. A tinge of something unpleasant reaches my nostrils. It’s faint, but there is something. Since meeting Frederick, I’ve discovered he doesn’t tell you what to do. He makes suggestions. He leaves it up to the individual to decide whether to follow those suggestions. “Maybe you should allow your wolf to find out what it is. I bet he’s curious,” he suggests. With what Frederick prepared to lose, I will follow his suggestion. I strip out of my clothes and shift. Letting Ajax take control of our body. Ajax walks up to Frederick and lowers his head to Fredericks. That has never happened before. Ajax bows to no man or

Goldie’s POV What a night that was. It was like the three of them had something to prove. They were relentless. Thankfully, there is only one other room on this floor, and when I saw Frederick last, he was heading outside. Even if he heard anything, I don’t care. I had fun. As I unwrap myself from Dex’s arms, I smirk at how sore and sticky my body is. Tala looks forward to getting home as she has been promised a better experience than me and I am one very satisfied woman. As I walk to the bathroom, I get a whiff of myself. Boy, do I need a shower. As I scrub the sweat from my skin, I talk to Tala about our future as the Luna Queen. Shadowing Sarah has been an eye-opening experience, but not in a good way. I have put on a brave face. But I hate it. Sarah is lazy and expects to be waited on hand and foot. Endlessly shopping and being fake toward people. No, thank you. Being here at Beta Academy reminds me of who I truly am. About, how as a Beta I want to support the Alpha and pr