All Chapters of Torn Between Her Alphas: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

AMELIA I knew Nora was still withholding something, and she was not going to crack even if we tortured her. What else could we do if not show her a little trust, Ryden and Theia couldn’t get the message I was trying to send them. “She’s telling the truth,” Sebastien confirmed. “You asked my help, Ryden, and that’s what I saw.” “Unless that’s what the witch would want you to see,” Theia replied. “I’d rather you lock me up than see all your mistrust faces,” Nora said. “And who’s fault is that?” Theia rolled her eyes. “You don’t back down, you, little one,” Sebastien said, smiling. “How many times did her father send his mini-him to kill us? How many times he tried to blow us up? We barely got out alive. You can’t blame me if I don’t trust her. I don’t know about you, guys, why are you still listening to her? And I don’t believe she’s the water wolf, or she’s just good at pretending she doesn’t know anything.” She looked at Zarah. “Why don’t you use the magic you got from last ni

AMELIA “Come in.” I opened the door wide when Ryden left. “Sorry about what you heard.” “You stay here?” Nora asked as she entered, checking the room. “Just a couple of days.” I went to the drawer to grab the gift, Kemet demanded, and then she noticed the wine. “I was supposed to drink it with Ryden, but he made me angry.” I uncorked the wine and poured it into the glass and I cast the truth spell in my head while she was looking outside the window. The red wine suddenly turned blue, making my heart pounded wildly. Why didn’t Zarah tell me about this?” “When is Zarah gonna arrive?” “Just texted her.” Anxiety rippled through me. Come on. Come on. Every second passed by, and my plan was going to be shattered if it did not change, and she would suspect that I was going to poison her. I slowly sighed as the wine changed to its natural color. It was closed. “Here. We can’t let this go to waste.” She smiled, genuine enough as she grabbed the glass from me. “Are you sure?” “Yeah. W

RYDEN “What the actual fuck is going on?” Theia asked the obvious. “I can’t even feel my wolf, can you?” Guston asked me as the possessed wolves started stalking us on both sides. “Neither am I.” I pulled the sword from the holster on my back. “Maybe you should start calling for help. I can’t link the guys outside. “What the fuck is this cave?” “We’re in the blind spot. It blocked the entire magic in this place,” Ren explained and grabbed his phone. “No service.” “Does the iPhone have an emergency service?” “Dude, they won’t get in here on time!” Ren yelled at me in anger. “Then explain to me why these wolves are possessed?” Theia asked angrily. “They’re not possessed. They’re just sick, rabid wolves,” I just said it out loud. “Hence those red eyes.” I groaned in anger. My heart pounded so hard as I felt like I was going to lose my shit. I couldn’t believe this was happening again, our lives were in danger. While these wolves might be small compared to ours, we were literally

RYDEN“Alpha!” Trent stormed inside the pack house into the dining room where everyone was having their breakfast. His hands were on his knees, breathing heavily.“Trent, what is it?” My gut twisted as I instantly saw the horror on his face. I stood up abruptly and walked away from the rest.“While I was scouting the perimeters, a werewolf dropped Brant’s head outside the border.” He breathed deeply, wiping his sweat and tears from his face. His words made everyone gasp. “He has a message for you.”Swallowing hard, I walked towards him and my heart broke all over again. “What’s the message, Trent?”“Here. Drink.” Amelia gave him a glass of water.“Thank you.” His voice cracked and he drank the water empty. “I’m so sorry, Alpha. I feel like I failed my only job. Now Brant is dead.”“It’s not your fault. I’m so sorry you have to see your friend in a situation as brutal as that.” Amelia gave his shoulder a gentle squeeze. “Whoever did this will pay for his crime.”My jaw clenched hard as

AMELIA “Where is she?” Our plans were successful, except Nora got shot. I didn’t know how bad it was, and I couldn’t help but feel guilty for letting her go to her father’s firm. “She’s fine.” A deep frown formed on Zeph’s forehead as he strolled his gaze at me. “Why do you care so much about her after what she did to you?” I ignored my brother as I walked past him. “Am.” He grabbed me by my arm, causing Ryden to growl at him. I rolled my eyes at Ryden for being overprotective of me towards my own brother. “You’re being ridiculous. Call up for a briefing.” He didn’t move until Zeph let go of my arm. His jaw clenched. “Geez, Ry. She’s my sister, and I would never hurt her.” Scowling, Zeph released my arm and walked away. “Hey. Wait,” I called Zeph and followed him. “Just wait, Zeph!”Groaning, he stopped and faced me. “Is Ryden okay? He seemed aggressive.” I understood Zeph. He had a good moral compass and was way more sensible than any of us. That was why he was good as Beta