All Chapters of Loving the Cold-Hearted Alpha Lionel : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

REGINAHe guffawed. “Well, I chose it best to follow you while I put on a tracker for my people to trace out wherever I went and just as well planned, the Mountain Men did answer you and you took us straight to them. Do you know the worth of these men to us? They are the natural wolf beings. Pure. Not only would they provide for us a billion dollars worth of research funding but they could also be a source to create some of the most complex powers, things more deadly and intricate than you can ever understand.”I shook my head as I felt anger and disgust towards this demon of a man rising within me. “You have no idea what you are doing, Ray. You have put yourself in big trouble. You saw it yourself. I had placed markers everywhere, not as landmark markers, Ray, but as signs. That was the sign of the Silver Moon pack, one that only my husband would recognize and in no time, he would be coming for you and trust me, you don’t want to know what it feels like when Lionel comes for you.”

REGINA“What species you all are. This is a dream come true.” Ray gasped delightfully. “So you’re just going to keep taking all of them one by one?” I shot at him.“Don’t worry, this is some advanced science beyond the level of what you know. We just need a couple of them and we will get exactly what we want.” He replied. “Now, I’m thinking of...”His phone rang just then and he picked it up, apparently forgetting I had the ability to hear through even the tiniest sounds. “Ray, we have reason to believe that Lionel could actually find you.” The voice on the other side said hurriedly. “What?”“Take his girl Regina and keep her aside. If there’s anything, we would use her to stop him.”Ray turned to me just then. “Seize her.”“No!” I gasped. The two men marched towards me and lifted me up, pulling me alongside Ray.“Let me go!” I struggled vainly. “Let me…”

REGINAI had never truly had to fight for my life, and it turned out to be more frightening than what mere movies would depict it to be. The moment Ray fell from the mountain though, I knew it was over for them all and I couldn’t have cared less.When the war was over, I realized just then how much destruction I had caused. The head of the Mountain men stood at a corner, watching as some of the men rounded up the bodies and the wounded while others stood around him, staring as still as ever.I drew closer to him, wondering the best way to tender my apologies.“I am sorry. I am so sorry.” I wept. “It was never meant to be this way.”“It was meant to be this way,” he suddenly cut in.I paused. “What?”“All of it..." All of these. It was meant to happen, Regina. You have no reason to cry over all this.”“I brought them right to your door.”“Someone could have done the same anyway.”It was almost l

REGINAThe days passed quickly, and sooner than I had expected, I was back into the life I had so wished was over. I and Lionel again were total strangers, but we were married. None of it made any sense. I found myself drifting from everything and everyone. First, there was Ryker. He remained a good friend, always keeping me company within the house, but still, every now and then, Ryker was occupied with activities of his. And of all, his new relationship with Gwen. It was almost as if all they both needed was for me and Lionel to give a little space and the spark was lit. I found out from Gwen when she came right to the mansion on hearing I was back.“You never called, Regina!” She cried. “I had to always get my information from Grandpa and that was so annoying!”“I’m sorry… I and Lionel needed some quiet time.” I re-echoed the same lie we had both been giving since we returned. It took some time to calm Gwen down and when she did forg

REGINAI remembered the monks. I was a Star Wolf. It was almost obvious that it must have come from her—my mother. Of course, she must have been a fighter. The thing was—how did it all have to do with anything?My heart thudded painfully in my chest. I couldn’t imagine what that must have been like—two mothers bound by something deeper than just a friendship, fighting to survive. My mother had fought for me, but at what cost?“Lionel’s mother,” Grandpa said, his voice steady yet heavy, “she knew there was no way to save them both. She made a choice to put herself in the path of the rogues, to give your mother the time she needed to escape. In the end, it cost her life.”I couldn’t breathe. The air in the room felt too thick, too suffocating. I stared at Grandpa, my mind reeling. Lionel’s mother had died to protect my own? To protect me?But the pain in his eyes told me the truth before he even spoke it.“The rogues... the blood f