All Chapters of Annora: The Alpha's Prey, Beta's Obsession : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

ANNORA The words of the Pack's princess did not stop running around in my head - always starting from my waking up till the end of the day. Opening my eyes on the bed this morning, the first thing that came to mind were the words of Wendeline, like it had been for a long while now. “He doesn't love you. Is that what you thought?” I snapped the thoughts out of my mind, reflecting on something else entirely. So many thoughts were running around in my head but even at that, I managed to stand on my feet and not be a reflection of myself. The day had started. Although I wished for it not to start. Since the unplanned meeting with Wendeline, all I thought about was how useless I had become. Not just that, but also how wicked the Alpha could be and even how stupid I could be - not reading between the lines from the onset. But how was I supposed to do that? How was I supposed to know that the Alpha tried so hard to keep me from another man - the right man who was deserving of my lov

AEGONWhat could I have done to make her speak with me? I moped at the door of her chamber, disappointed in myself for not doing what I was supposed to do—make Annora speak to me. Why did she hate me so much? The last time I checked, I didn't have any issues with her. There were so many thoughts running around in my head while I moped at the door, after which I made up my mind to be gone from her sight. Her sight? She shut the door at me a while ago so I was basically leaving her door. Walking through the hallway again, I stopped at the kitchen area instead of passing through the other way that should lead me to my chamber. “Guard?” I called, seeking the man who handed the key over to me a while ago. Where was he? “My lord?” A door opened and I turned around, meeting his gaze. “You called me, my lord. What shall I do?” “I would also love a meal—” I announced, walking to the door of the same kitchen. “You shall take this key from me as soon as I am done.” I added and caught up w

AEGONAll day, throughout the day, I paced the space of my chamber—even the hallway and kitchen. “You must take it easy on yourself, Alpha Aegon.” At some point, Darius called. “You must be healthy for the return of Wendeline, Alpha. Don't hurt yourself in this process.” “Shut up!” I cried. “Don't preach to me about what to do. Do you understand me?” A sigh ran out of my mouth as I walked my way back to the door of my chamber, reflecting on what Darius said and as well realizing how right he was. Back in my room, I paced like never before. So many thoughts ran around in my mind and I wondered what exactly went wrong. What did I ever do to deserve such a movement from Wendeline who should have stayed back in the Pack and not left in the first place? Again, a sigh ran out of my mouth. “Darius?” I shouted, taking a seat on the couch. “Come on in and be as fast as you can.” I cried, standing back on my feet as I began to pace the space. “Do you know if the men are back from the se

ANNORA With no shame in me, I walked out of my chamber. Sora and I had not seen each other since the last time we talked—which was yesterday. I could not blame her because she was busy but at the same time, I knew it was an opportunity for me to proceed with making the poison. According to my plans, I was going to leave as soon as the night came. The more reason why I needed to act as fast as I could before the night would come. Catching up with the door of his chamber, I met the questioning gaze of Darius who moped at me. “Good morning, Lady Annora.” He greeted me with a bow and there was no way I would like it but I pretended by planting one smile on my countenance. “Good morning.” I bowed as well. “I am here to speak with Alpha Aegon. Do you think I can have a moment with him?” I looked at the door before the man who pushed the door open without knocking and then walked in. The next time I saw him, he was nodding. “The Alpha has asked you to come on in, Lady Annora.” The door

ANNORA All these while—All these while, I believed I was running back to a pack with no members and not a place where I should see a soul. I believed I was coming back to take over a pack that should be mine since the rest were long dead and lost—even gone to their graves. What was this I saw? My mouth opened in shock. The least thing to say did not come to mind. Not for one moment and I spent the next moment thinking about the fact that this could be a stupid dream I should wake up from. “Lady Annora.” I snapped out of my thoughts, my gaze scanning a man I could swear I recognized. A man from this pack. A man I had seen a long time ago. The head guard of the pack. Was he also alive? Was I having a fucking dream?! “You—you are alive—” I pointed at him. He had a confused look on his countenance and now he shook his head. “I never died, Annora. I'm afraid I don't understand you. Where are you coming from? Did the Alpha release you back to us?” What Alpha? He didn't refer to