All Chapters of Marked by the Alpha: Mated to the cursed twins : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Alpha Cormac POV "We're not alone," I muttered pushing Lunette behind me to protect her even though I couldn't see who it was, but mostly because I had felt their presence for a while now. The words had barely left my lips when the sharp sound of branches snapping interrupted and then they came.   A dozen men clad in dark clothing burst through the treeline, veils covering their face to hide them, they were twelve of them and they quickly surrounded us, their movements were fast and calculated. Their eyes gleamed with deadly intent, and the glint of silver weapons made my wolf snarl in rage. We were not meant to make it out alive. "Lunette," I said, keeping my voice low urgent. "Stay behind me."  She looked at me, her wide eyes brimming with questions and fear, but she didn’t argue. I could feel her heartbeat quicken, mirroring mine as the rising tension around filled me all at

Lunette POV Alpha Cormac lay so still in bed, his breathing was still shallow and his -powerful frame looked smaller under the weight of blankets. The room still smelled heavily of the scent of antiseptic and blood.Two days later and it still felt like I was back there with those assassins, the blood on their skin dripping to the floor. I sat in the chair beside him, my hands clasped tightly together as guilt twisted through my gut like a dagger.  He had risked his life to save me, throwing himself into danger without a second thought. And for what? I didn’t deserve that kind of sacrifice.  “Why did you do it?” I whispered, my voice barely audible. "You should have just let me face them on my own.”  Of course, he didn’t answer. His eyes were still closed, his face pale almost white, and though the healers had assured me he would

Zarek POV I had made a mistake. A colossal mistake.  I knew it from the moment I agreed to train Lunette that it was a mistake but I had done it anyway. I told myself it was to keep her from running herself into the ground. She had been practically clawing for the chance to learn how to fight. I thought I could get her to see reason by exhausting her, prove to her that her determination wasn’t enough to carry her through rigorous training.  But she had that look in her eyes, the kind that said she wasn't going to give this up.Every day, we met in the training grounds, at dawn when the pack was still asleep and everyday Lunette had thrown herself into the sessions with reckless abandon that made my chest tighten in a way I didn’t want to acknowledge.   But it wasn’t just her determination that worried me anymore—it was what I was seeing during those sessions.&n

Lunette POV My whole body ached from hours of training with Zarek, each and every muscle group screamed in protest as I settled into the chair beside Alpha Cormac’s bed. With the room dimly lit, the only light coming from the faint glow of the monitors tracking his vitals.The steady beeping was oddly comforting, I could at least hold on to the fact he was still with us. I watched him breath in and out guilt gnawing at my insides. He looked a bit better today, not so pale, maybe soon he would wake up. He had nearly died protecting me. He shouldn’t have risked himself for someone like me. I slumped into the chair by Alpha Cormac’s bed and I told myself I’d only rest my eyes for a moment, just long enough to catch my breath. “I’ll make it right,” I whispered, my voice barely audible. “I’ll find a way to fix this, to protect your pack... your family.” But the steady rhythm of the machines and the quiet hum of the room lulled me into sleep.I didn’t even realize when my eyes closed,

Varda POV I heard the news about Alpha Cormac's deathly injury, while I was cleaning up my new room, it had been one of the best news I had in a very long while.I knew it was time.When I had sent the assassins to finish off Lunette, it had never occured to me that I would catch bigger fish in my endeavor.The alpha Cormac, the biggest alpha om our coast and the most respected, it was a coup. A storm of satisfaction had spread through me, filling me, this was good. I needed this chance now, cold determination settled over me as I leaned back in the ornate chair in Slade's–my study now. The Grey Moon pack was vulnerable. Their leadership in shambles this was the time for me to get more than I had wanted with the chaos that was no doubt already starting to spread. I had my opening.And while Lunette wasn't dead yet, that wasn't something I couldn't solve later.Lunette. The name was a bitter taste on my tongue, that little brat was a thorn in my side. She was a loose thread, the la