All Chapters of Loving the Cold-Hearted Alpha Lionel : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

REGINAI was still waiting for something to take place. But for now, all that was around me was the darkness. These people had a new way of trapping their prisoners. I had expected that since they took me in as a prisoner, I was going to either be chained or kept in a cell. No, the Mountain Men had a different prison style, one even worse than being chained or trapped in a cell. I was in a dark room with a darkness that was seemingly unnatural. It was pitch black here to such great intensity that it felt like the darkness was light itself. It felt dangerous to move around as I couldn’t even tell in a bit what lay ahead, nor could I see through with my night vision or smell anything that was different from nothingness. All I could do was remain still where I was left and wait. “Had we made a wrong decision?” I asked Ruby. I could hear my voice echo. Oh, Regina. I can’t tell anymore what is going on. Ruby replied. Since your w

REGINAI stopped, trying to catch my breath as I watched the man closely. “What do you want?” His English sounded plucked but he was speaking English anyway! He could speak what I could speak! This could be much easier. “Does your tongue sound so strange on mine that you don’t get to understand what I asked?”My silence had lasted too long. “I’m sorry.” I replied calmly. “I do understand you. I need your help.”“Many people come here every day with their display of all the vanities the world has to offer, seeking us out to take pictures and put out there everywhere. But our kind have lived within these mountains for hundreds of years and don’t want the disturbance of those from the outside. Your disturbance was of the different kind. We felt your energy and your call of faith, and now we have answered. State what you want.”I took a deep breath. “I need to restore my energy core.”He paused. “And what must have happened to you?”

REGINAI didn’t know how sure I was to answer that. “I am married.” I replied. “Well, then… you should have healed.”“I am married to the man who rejected me.” He paused and appeared puzzled a bit. “And how is that so?”“My husband had a dislike for my entire family and the moment he found out I was his mate, he rejected me without thinking as a result of the hate he felt towards me. It turned out shortly after that my father had betrothed me to him after an agreement he had made with his grandfather.” I guess that broke it down in the simplest form. “And how did they allow the marriage to proceed knowing you have been rejected?”“Neither of them knows. We kept it to ourselves.” I gave it a thought. Perhaps I should have told Grandpa Leonard that I was rejected. It may have changed something about the marriage. But I doubted though. That marriage was bound to happen and there was almost nothing we could have done to s

REGINAI was desperate. I was weeping. I was pleading. “Please, there’s no way I could end up with this. Believe me, I had not even known who this alpha was before he rejected me. I do not deserve me. You have to help me!”He shook his head, displaying what could have passed for sorrow. “You need to understand that what has happened to you is not something that happens to werewolves every day. There have been only two werewolves this has happened to since the history of time as I know it—you and the daughter of the Moon Goddess, your ancestor. Tendencies that there are others out there that have experienced it even in the past are very slim because the more there were occurrences of it, the more our descendants would have been given a chance to study and understand it. All that we were never given so we have no idea what we are dealing with. It’s quite unfortunate, but it is what it is.”“Well, I’m here!” I growled. “Study me and find ways to free me from

REGINAI opened my eyes and figured I was choking. I coughed. “Get the lady water.” I heard a voice order and shortly, a vessel of water appeared before me, which I gulped down instantly. Panting, I let the relief soar through my veins as I slowly began to get myself. I could still feel the pain of my ankle even though it had been evidently straightened and then my arm as well seemed to have been treated mildly. In all, I was in better shape than I was before I slipped out of consciousness. There was still the throbbing pain in my head and the slight pains around my body but it wasn’t something beyond what I could handle.What mattered now was what was going on.I began to look around me and the first things I could make out were the Mountain Men. I gasped. They lay together, arranged in some sort of rows held down by machines that I had never seen before. What the hell was good on here?The men we