All Chapters of Mated to Alpha Russell The Rogue Revenge : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Rose pov“What!” Binaca asked. She was the first to break the peaceful moment of silence.She glared at Finn. “What did you just say?” She asked.He swallowed hard as he stared at her. His eyes softened for a moment before he masked it with his usual wall face.“You heard me. We would be getting married” he said.“When was this decided?” She asked.I gripped my knife restraining myself from stabbing her. In our pack, if you killed someone you would be killed. I am new here, so I don't know about the laws of this pack, but I am a Royal. The future Luna of this pack killing someone would not amount to death. I would ask Annabel later. I needed to know if I would be safe or if I should order one of the guards to do the job.“Yesterday” he answered with finality in his voice and went back to his food. It was clear that he was uncomfortable and wanted this discussion to be over. But the bitch refused.“Yesterday? Finn yesterday you were in the library with me and after that you went shopp

Rose’s POV The drive back to Finn's pack was tense and silent. Every bump on the road felt like a reminder of the conversation I’d had with Luca. The look in his eyes haunted me, as did the uncertainty that still clawed at my heart. Yet, here I was, making this choice. Choosing Finn.As the car pulled up to the grand stone entrance of Finn’s estate, I took a deep breath, steadying myself. We stepped out of the car, and before I could fully gather my thoughts, I turned to Finn, unable to contain my frustration.“Why did you follow me?” I asked the edge in my voice surprising even me. “I don’t remember telling you to tail me.”Finn raised an eyebrow, his expression hardening as he looked at me. “I have to know you’re serious about this, Rose. I’m not about to let myself get played.” His tone was calm but firm, his words hitting a nerve.I folded my arms, narrowing my gaze at him. “You think I’m playing games?” I shot back, feeling a mix of indignation and something else—something more

Rose's POVThe room felt too small, too suffocating. I paced back and forth, the rhythm of my steps doing nothing to soothe the chaos in my mind. The ticking of the clock on my desk seemed louder than usual, its sharp ticks matching the pounding of my heart. Just as I was about to circle for the hundredth time, the door creaked open, and Finn stepped inside, his presence filling the room with an air of quiet intensity."Rose?" His voice was gentle but probing. "What's wrong?"I turned to face him, forcing a smile that felt more like a grimace. "It's nothing."Finn’s eyebrows shot up, and he folded his arms across his chest. He was always perceptive, too perceptive for his good. His green eyes searched my face, looking for cracks in the façade I worked so hard to maintain.“Really?” he said, a hint of disbelief lacing his words. “Because you’ve been pacing for the last hour like you’re trying to wear a path into the floor.”I let out a breathless laugh. It was easier to deflect, to mas

Bianca’s POVAfter Finn had left, I sat alone in the dark, staring into the quiet night outside my window. Every fiber of my being screamed that this wasn’t over—that I couldn’t let it be over. Finn might think he was in control, but I could see the truth: he was slipping through my fingers, drawn to Rose in ways he didn’t even understand.A dark plan began to take shape in my mind, forming slowly, taking root in the anger and resentment festering inside me. If Rose was going to stand between me and the life I deserved, then I would make sure she paid the price.I picked up my phone, dialing a familiar number. The line rang once, twice, before a gruff voice answered on the other end.“I need a favor,” I said, my tone laced with cold determination. “And this time, it’s non-negotiable.”There was a pause, then a low chuckle. “I thought you’d come around. What do you need?”“Rose. I need you to make her… rethink her choices.”The man laughed again, a sound that sent a chill down my spine

Rose's POV I woke up feeling as though a weight had settled on my chest. The conversation with Luca from the night before replayed in my mind like a haunting melody, filling me with an ache I couldn’t shake. He’d asked me to call off the wedding and pleaded with me to see the future we could have together. And yet, I hadn’t been able to agree, the idea of humiliating Finn and unraveling everything I’d promised myself pushing back against everything Luca had said. I sighed, pushing away the lingering sadness as I dressed. My heart felt heavy, but I couldn’t let it show. Not today. Finn and his family expected me to play my role, to be the poised fiancée, and I couldn’t afford to slip. After fixing my hair and straightening my clothes, I took one last look in the mirror, steeling myself, and headed downstairs. When I entered the dining room, I saw that everyone else was already seated. Bianca sat to Finn’s left, her dark eyes narrowing as they landed on me. Next to her, Finn’s sist