All Chapters of The Alpha’s claimed mate : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

I don’t know how long we walk for but a faint light shown in the distance. I could feel my bones protesting in agony, and my stomach wasn’t helping matters.I leaned against a tree, taking in deep sharp breaths.“We are almost there, little mouse.” Kael’s voice sounded so distant.Little mouse, he called me.We have been so caught up in wars and fight that we barely had time for each other. I Opened my eyes and gave in a weak smile.He lifted me into his arms, carrying like a child that weighed nothing, I placed my head in his chest listening to the sound of his heartbeat. It was loud but steady. Steady enough to calm my nerves.We got to a little house in the middle of nowhere, the air around the area was thick and heavy with magic.My feet touch the dried up leaves, that made a crunchy sound.“We’re here.” Kael said, guiding me to the front pouch, were a lantern sat my the door side. The door creaked open and a familiar figure emerged.My eyes widen in shock.“Ruby” I breathed out

Kael lifted me up to the cabinet, my back pressed against the mirror, our mouths wet still lock in to each other, my body was now a mixture of sweat and water. Kael's body pressed against mine, his heat seeping into me as he claimed my lips with fervor. The kiss deepened, his tongue tangling with mine as if he was determined to erase every doubt from my mind. His hands gripped my thighs, spreading them as he hoisted me higher onto the cabinet. The cold surface against my bare skin was a sharp contrast to the fire raging between us. My fingers found their way to his hair, tugging gently, eliciting a low growl from him that sent shivers down my spine. “You drive me insane, little mouse,” Kael murmured against my lips, his voice husky with desire. “Good,” I whispered, letting my teeth graze his bottom lip. “Because you drive me mad every second you’re near me.” His chuckle was dark, filled with promises of what he planned to do to me. His lips trailed down my jawline, leaving a

As the night passed, the crackling fire and Kael’s steady heartbeat lulled me into a restless sleep. My dreams were fragmented—flashes of Ruby’s pained eyes, Alpha Logan’s looming shadow, and Kael’s face stained with worry. But it wasn’t the dreams that woke me. It was the faint sound of footsteps creaking across the wooden floor. My eyes snapped open, my senses on high alert. Mia stirred inside me, her voice a whisper of warning. *Something’s wrong.* Kael’s arm tightened instinctively around me, his body going rigid. He’d heard it too. "Stay here," he ordered in a low voice, his tone leaving no room for argument. But I didn’t listen. Quietly, I rose to my feet, following Kael as he moved toward the source of the sound. In the dim light of the sitting room, Ruby stood by the doorway, her back to us. She was muttering something under her breath, her hands trembling as they clutched a small vial of dark liquid. "Ruby?" I Kael’s voice was sharp but cautious as he stepped f

Dominique stepped forward, his broad shoulders and imposing presence filling the room as he leveled his gaze at Ezra. "You’ll give her space," he said, his voice low but commanding. "No one here needs another complication, least of all her." Ezra exhaled sharply, running a hand through his dark hair. "I said I’ll wait. But don’t ask me to act like I don’t feel it." "Feelings don’t matter right now," Dominique shot back, his tone sharp. "What matters is keeping everyone alive. Ruby’s voice trembled as she looked at Kael, her fragile form still cradled in my arms. "Why would your mother do this? Why would she use Logan to hurt me... to hurt all of us?" Kael’s expression hardened, a storm brewing in his grey eyes. "Power. Control. She’s always wanted both, and she’ll destroy anyone she thinks threatens her plans. Including me." The room fell silent, the gravity of his words sinking in. Dominique crossed his arms, his sharp gaze flickering to Kael. "If Logan’s just a pawn, that

The voice sent a shiver through me, cold and sharp like the edge of a blade. From the shadows emerged a figure cloaked in flowing black, her presence commanding and terrifying. Lavinia. Her dark eyes glinted with malice as her lips curved into a mocking smile.Kael, still in his wolf form, froze mid-battle. His opponent whimpered and backed away, slinking into the shadows like a scolded pup. Dominique and Ezra, now in their human forms, stood side by side, their expressions hardened as they turned to face the newcomer.“Lavinia,” Kael growled, shifting back to his human form. His voice was steady, but his stance betrayed his readiness to strike at any moment. “I should have known you’d be meddling.”Lavinia tilted her head, feigning offense. "Meddling? Oh, Kael, you wound me. I’m merely here to see what all the fuss is about.” Her eyes flicked to me, her gaze sharp and invasive. “And this must be the lovely Astrid. The human who’s caused such a stir in our little world.”I tensed, ins