All Chapters of Her Mate, His Redemption: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Alpha Zedex My gaze remained glued to the ground. Her voice which was filled with despair and anguish echoed in my head, resounding like a raging wave as she spoke up in defense. Yet, I remained calm, watching her lay motionless on the ground, my fist clenching and unclenching in restraint. The council member’s reaction to her outburst was predictable. I already knew the anger surging in their vein the moment I sent for her, impatiently waiting to be unleashed. Zov, my wolf wasn’t having it either. Just the sight of them insisting on killing her, made him struggle from within me, Yet I still got my fist clenched to control him. I know the stakes are high, and a single misstep of words or actions might cause a heavy disaster. I maintained my calm demeanor as the guards rushed in, and began dragging her away. Their lips curled up in a triumphant grin, and they nodded their words at my decision to stand by them. I sat upright, looking at everyone’s faces as they stared back a

Camila My eyes were still wide open, shining brightly like the early rise of the sun, even in the darkness of night. They were red and swollen due to my endless crying, and my throat was so sore that I could barely hear my own voice. Ever since I was brought back to this awful room from the meeting chamber, I woke up to find myself soaked in water. My mind flashed back to what had happened in the meeting chamber, and I recalled how I was so scared that I had peed on myself and fainted afterward. Fear trickled down my skin at the thought of the forthcoming danger of being strangled by those impatient wolves who wanted me dead and out of their pack. Now I understood the anxiety that came with knowing the exact day you would die. It was better not to know when death would come. I preferred it when I was asleep, which would result in less pain and less torture. Even when I received my doctor's report back home about my health condition, he only stated that I had three years to li

Camila My heartbeat fastened as I began to feel restless. No doubt one part of me was ready to face any outcome, yet another part of me was scared. I mean, why wouldn't I be? When they were going to drag me to another wolf's den, how would I survive or fight my way out? Thoughts were still flooding in my mind when Madam Gabby and Bianca rushed into the room. Surprisingly, Dixie wasn't with them this time around, and I wondered why. I felt a little sad because I didn't even know when I would see them again or receive their care, which really broke my heart. Because at this point, it felt like my life was hanging on a thread. "Holy Goddess!" Bianca exclaimed, her mouth dropped in shock. She squatted in front of me and face-palmed my swollen face. "What the hell happened to your face? Did you fight with a beast?" she asked. Madam Gabby slightly hit her shoulder. "No jokes." "I'm serious," Bianca clarified. "Who did this to her?" She pointed at my face, her face squeezed into

Camila I felt a sharp, stabbing pain pierced through my chest, and my breath choked in my throat. His words hit me like a crushing blow, leaving my heart reeling. Was he really adamant about sending me to Troy to suffer? Did he really hate me that much, wanting me out of his sight as soon as possible? No doubt, he was truly fulfilling the promise he had made to me on our second encounter. 'It's not so simple to seek death,' he had said coldly. 'Living will be a torment that I will grant you for the rest of your life.' His words sounded loud and fresh in my head as if it were yesterday. Little tears tickled at the corner of my eyes, and I tilted my head away from all gazes, blinking them away. I sniffed in and wiped my face with the back of my hands. At this moment I had to let go of the clingy part of me that desperately wished he would save me like he always did, and take my fate into my own hands. Suddenly, Beta Mogan emerged from behind Alpha Zedex's carriage. I never kn

Zedex POV They all stood up and walked behind me. However, Mogan hastened up and caught up with me as we walked side to side deep into Full Mountain Pack. Mogan was silent but kept stealing glances at me, trying so hard to suppress what he had in mind to say. I tilted my head at him, “Speak.” I muttered, increasing my walking pace. Everything was already getting dark, and we needed to get to the heart of the Pack before night fell. There was no sign of birds chirping or the Owls who-whooping on trees. However, it wasn't surprising since the Pack was more careful and well-organized because of the wolf hunter. And about birds and other bush animals, this pack wasn't even a conductive habitat for them because of the Miasma hovering around, which was likewise harmful to their health. “No doubt, Piro was the one that pushed Camila off the cliff, however—“ “You finally joined the missing pieces, goddess right?” I glanced at him and asked. No wonder, I got no reaction from him whe