All Chapters of Taming My Five Alpha Baby Daddies: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

ALLISON.Moonlight poured in from above, throwing an eerie glow all over the chamber. The full moon loomed over us, round and silver. Somehow, it looked more mysterious tonight than any other night that I have seen it. There was something about it that left an unsettling feeling in my gut.A sharp gust of wind rushed in through the open ceiling, biting into my skin. The thin hospital gown that I was wearing did nothing to shield me from the cold. It was so cold I was shivering. My arms instinctively crossed over my chest, rubbing my shoulder so I won’t freeze to death.“Beautiful, isn’t it?” Celestine said while gazing at the sky through the open ceiling.“This mansion sure has a lot of tricks,” the woman with gold mask commented.I wasn’t sure if I should be amazed or terrified. And I sure as hell could not properly appreciate the beauty of the moon tonight, not when Celestine was standing just a meter away from me with a wicked smile on her lips. Damn, nothing about this whole thing

ALLISON.I hated her. I bit my lip, swallowing back the pain, but it was nothing compared to what came next. Celestine lifted her arms and began to chant. The words weren’t in any language I recognized, but they slithered into the air like a dark prayer, thick with power.The drums pounded louder, faster, matching the racing of my heart. I sucked in a sharp breath, but something was wrong.My chest tightened. My skin burned. A thrum of energy surged within me, coiling like a serpent in my gut. It was foreign and terrifying, and I knew, I knew it wasn’t coming from outside of me.It was inside me.Something inside me was waking up. I opened my mouth to speak, to shout, to stop this, but nothing came out. My voice was gone. Like my throat had been locked up. I could not utter even a single sound.My eyes widened in horror as my gaze met Sullivan’s. He looked just as terrified as I felt. I began to panic. I didn’t know what was happening to me, what the ritual has done to make me feel th

ALLISON.The remaining executives scattered in different directions, each making a desperate bid for freedom.But the masked guards were faster. They grabbed the fleeing figures, hauling them back to the center of the chamber.The man in the golden mask managed to stab two guards and dart toward the exit, but more of Celestine’s men caught him before he could break through."Leave me the fuck alone!" he bellowed, his voice trembling with rage. He turned to Celestine, his face crumpling in rage. "You bitch! I knew I shouldn’t have trusted you!"Celestine’s smile was razor-sharp. "You’re right. You shouldn’t have. Your arrogance will be your downfall."The guards dragged the three remaining executives into the center of the room. They huddled together, trembling as Sullivan loomed over them. I barely breathed as I watched.I hated these people. I despised the executives from Mollagona, especially the one in the golden mask. I had planned my own revenge against them. But seeing them now,

ALLISON.The alarm in the chamber blared red as several figures slithered through the veil of smoke from the entrance. There were any of them, their heavy footsteps rang through the solid stone floors of this place; hard and fast. I could have sworn that there was another earthquake coming as the mysterious figures invaded the dark spaces of the circular room.One by one, the masked guards dropped dead, their grunts echoing through the thick walls.“What was that?” I muttered as the white smoke covered almost half of the chamber, so it was difficult to see what the hell was happening. The screams and curses of the masked guards where the only indication that someone—whoever they may be—were attacking them.Sullivan flinched, distracted by the sudden chaos around us. It was the opening I needed. I shoved him away with all the strength I had left. His grip loosened just enough for me to snatch the silver dagger from his hands.With a grunt of surprise, Sullivan staggered back and hit th

ALLISON.I immediately felt the exhaustion washed over me as soon as we arrived at the cabin. It was like my body finally had the chance to feel all the horrible things that have happened in the past three days. Quinn, who was already in her human form, wrapped an arm around me and led me toward the bathroom.“Take a shower, get changed. You need it,” she said softly.I didn’t argue. The moment the warm water hit my skin, I nearly collapsed from relief. The dirt, sweat, and traces of blood swirled down the drain, but no matter how much I scrubbed, the memories clung to me. Sullivan’s face, the haunted look in his eyes when he fought against Celestine’s control. I wished I could have brought him here with me.By the time I stepped out of the shower, dressed in a fresh set of clothes Quinn had left for me. I felt marginally better. But the moment I walked into the living room, I found that they were all there.Mason. Liam. Daniel. River. Wesley—the complete set, along with Quinn. They a