All Chapters of Married to the disabled Alpha : his antidote : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

QUINNI slowly opened my eyes, trying to comprehend what was around me.I felt foreign, but not in a pleasant way-- it was as if something had been extracted from me, something I couldn’t comprehend yet. My head was numb as I couldn’t even recall what had happened that got me in this position.My head was hurting and at the same time, my chest screamed with an emotion I couldn't identify.I lay quite still, trying to breathe, although I was uncomfortable. The room was quiet, and I recognized the smell of drugs.“Arrr….” I yelled, feeling a great deal of pain in my head, but that was not what was bothering me. It was a feeling of absence. Like something was taken away from me, I opened my lips to speak, but I ended up taking my hand up to my head as I tried to stop the arching, but I was too weak to even heal myself.Swallowing hard to quench the dryness in my throat, I made myself sit up. I suddenly felt dizzy, and I held onto the sheets to steady myself. I felt drained, my enti

QUINNI moved back for a second, knowing that if it was the old me, I would have turned away. I would have let the pain consume me but being in prison for some time has taught me something else.Everything I had endured, being abandoned, accused, imprisoned, and forced to heal until I nearly lost myself, had burned away the weak, hopeful part of me. I used my hands to wipe the tears that is threatening to fall from my eyes down to my cheek , the feeling of watching him with my own sister that once rejected him cause he was crippled. I picked up courage.Instead of running, I took a bold step forward and marched towards them.My heart couldn't stop beating on my chest, seeing that they stood close, too close, whispering as if they had secrets worth keeping. I swallowed hard and cleared my throat, trying to make my presence known. I knew this was a wrong step to make as I was supposed to be on the run by now.Noticing my presence, Laila’s eyes widened, and Perrin turned quickly to see

QUINNI narrowed my eyes, trying not to believe him.Perrin beckoned for me to follow him and I did. We got to his office, and standing in there with the thought that my elder sister had been dragged away was disheartening.I swallowed hard as Perrin turned to me, asking, “Tell me what happened! All that I didn't listen to before, I'm ready to listen now!" I looked down and then turned to the side as I didn't want to gaze into his eyes.I started talking, telling him about the night I was taken and how the guards had accused me of poisoning Gianna. How they never let me explain, never gave me a chance to defend myself. I told him how they had dragged me to a cold, dark cell, how they had starved me, beaten me, and forced me to heal until I was too weak to stand.I told him about their murmurs, making sure I left nothing out. The way the pack had turned against me so easily. How no one had come for me.How I had given up hope.Perrin listened, frowning at every word. His fists clenched

PERRIN POV The instant those words fell from her parents' lips, her face instantly turned paleStepping back, she shook her head. "No. . you're lying."Her mother just smirked. "Believe what you want; it won't change the truth."Quinn's breathing gradually, trying to comprehend what was happening, her mind was reeling. She was looking back and forth between them, searching for something, anything, that could possibly indicate they were wrong. There was nothing.I knew the moment the full weight of those words washed over her.Then she ran."Quinn!" I yelled and stretched my hand toward her, but she was already gone.Through the doors she charged, her cloak trailing in the wind as she slipped into the black of night.My blood boiled. I turned to her parents, fists clenched. "Leave," I snarled. "Now."Her father laughed mockingly. "You can't order us around."I stepped toward him, my voice low and stern. "If you ever show your face again in my pack, I will kill you.""If there's somet

QUINN"Oh my God," I yawned in bed as I stood to my feet. Even with all the troubles I had and hate that I have received, I was certain of one thing, I found love where I never thought I would find it. I found strength in myself that I didn't know existed. Most importantly, I found a home because of where I was and who I was with.Perrin.He had turned into my refuge, my rock, my everything.Even when I was still coming to terms with my past, he always stood by my side. Even when I mustered every ounce of my strength to tell myself I didn't matter; he would be there saying, "You do matter." And now, I couldn't even begin to consider my life without himI needn't have to.I and Perrin walked silently as his thumb stroked slow, soothing circles on the back of my hand. My heart beat in a steady rhythm, not because of nerves but because of the quiet confidence that, whatever lay ahead, I wanted to face it with him.In a few minutes, we stepped into an opening. It was absolutely beautiful