All Chapters of Alpha's Mate: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

The news of Amelia’s imminent return spread through the Crestmoon pack like wildfire. Fear and uncertainty rippled through the ranks, but there was also an undercurrent of resolve, a determination that had been absent in the weeks leading up to this moment. The pack had known that this day would come, but the weight of the knowledge that it was now upon them was something no one could easily shake off.Olivia stood at the heart of the pack, her mind racing as she watched the preparations unfold around her. She had always been the one who carried the burden of leadership in silence, but now, with the looming threat of Amelia and her growing power, the responsibility had become too much to bear alone. She had Ralph by her side, Caroline at her back, and the unwavering support of the pack, but the doubts that had plagued her for so long still clung to her heart.“Olivia.”Ralph’s voice cut through the haze of her thoughts, and she turned to find him standing beside her, his expression un

The tension in the pack’s camp was palpable. Days had passed since Olivia’s revelation about the artifact, and every moment had felt like an eternity. The hunt for the ancient relic had become their sole focus, the driving force that fueled every action, every decision. But the deeper they searched, the more Olivia realized that they weren’t just racing against time—they were racing against an enemy that knew them too well.The silence of the forest had grown heavy, as if even the trees were holding their breath in anticipation of the coming storm. Olivia stood at the edge of the camp, gazing into the darkened woods. There was something unsettling about the stillness that surrounded them. It was as if the very air had thickened, charged with an ominous energy. Amelia’s influence was growing, and Olivia could feel it like a constant pressure on her chest.Her mind kept returning to the artifact. Its power, its connection to the abyss—it was too dangerous for anyone to control, let alon

The air inside the temple crackled with dark energy, pulsing in rhythm with the artifact’s heartbeat. Olivia’s fingers twitched at her sides, magic surging within her as she stared at Amelia. The truth of the artifact had settled in her chest like a stone—her blood was the key, and Amelia knew it.Olivia could feel the abyss stirring, its presence thick and suffocating. The ground beneath them trembled as Amelia’s power seeped into the stone walls, activating the temple’s defenses. The shadows twisted and warped, forming inky figures that slithered toward them like living nightmares.“You don’t understand what you’re meddling with, Olivia.” Amelia’s voice was smooth, almost amused. “This power—our power—was never meant to be feared. It was meant to be harnessed. You, of all people, should know that.”Olivia clenched her fists, her magic flaring. “I know enough to stop you.”A flicker of irritation passed through Amelia’s eyes. “Stop me?” She laughed softly, shaking her head. “You can’

The temple stood eerily silent, the air thick with the remnants of magic. The shattered remains of the artifact lay scattered across the cold stone floor, their once-imposing power reduced to nothing but fractured shards. And yet, Olivia still felt it—like a phantom sensation crawling beneath her skin. The abyss hadn’t vanished. It had simply retreated, waiting for its next chance.Ralph’s arms tightened around her as she swayed, exhaustion washing over her in waves. She wanted to believe it was over, that destroying the artifact had severed the abyss’s hold on her, but the whisper in the back of her mind told her otherwise.Caroline stepped forward cautiously, her fingers still crackling with magic. Her sharp gaze flicked to Amelia, who remained standing amid the wreckage, her expression unreadable.Amelia’s lips parted, but no words came out. For the first time, the woman who had orchestrated so much destruction looked… lost.“You don’t understand what you’ve done,” she finally said

The air felt thicker after Ralph’s declaration, as if the weight of his words had permanently changed the atmosphere. Olivia’s heart still raced, her emotions swirling, but there was a strange sense of calm in the center of the storm. For the first time in a long while, she felt like she wasn’t alone in this battle. Ralph was by her side, standing firm, and together, they might just be able to weather whatever storm Cassandra, or Amelia, threw at them.But the lingering look of defiance in Cassandra’s eyes wasn’t something to ignore. The woman had been a thorn in Olivia’s side from the moment she arrived, and she wasn’t about to slink away into the shadows. No, she would fight—she had always fought to have everything she wanted.“You’ve made a mistake, Ralph,” Cassandra said, her voice dripping with venom. “This little… this thing between you and Olivia—it’s nothing. It can’t last. You and I are bound by something far stronger than feelings.”Olivia’s fists clenched, the energy in the