All Chapters of Bound To My Alpha Mate : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Carolina’s POV The moon poured its silver light through my bedroom window, casting long shadows across the floor as I sat curled up on my bed, lost in thought. The world outside was quiet, but within me, a storm raged. It had been three long, agonizing days since I had seen Craig, and the ache of his absence was a constant reminder of the stakes we faced. I could almost hear his laughter, the way it filled a room, magnetic and comforting, but now it was silenced, swallowed by the monstrous shadow of Alpha Zane and Avery’s tyranny.I pulled my knees to my chest, the fabric of my blankets bunched tightly against me, as if they could shield me from my simmering anger. They acted like Craig had never existed, like he was nothing more than a shadow flitting through their self-obsessed lives. I could see them together, laughing at their newfound power—Zane’s arrogance was a palpable force, and Avery’s approval of his cruelty only stoked the fire of my resentment. The two of them made a per

Avery's POV I felt sick, the moment I opened my eyes and saw the streaming light coming in from the open curtains that Zane must have forgotten to close when he came to bed last night. I rubbed my eyes and stretched as I yawned. Glancing over, I was surprised to see Zane's side of the bed was empty. Where was he? I didn't recall him getting up and leaving. I must have been so exhausted last night. I decided to go and have a nice long soak in the bath before I would attempt to go and find Zane, I was sure that he was just pottering around dealing with business around the pack. Humming a soft tune to myself, I smiled as I turned on the taps and stripped off. The warm water enveloped me like a comforting embrace as I sank into the tub, letting out a quiet sigh of relief. I closed my eyes for a moment, feeling the tension of the past few days slowly melt away with each ripple of the water. The steam curled around me, and I allowed my thoughts to drift—memories of our last fiery encount

Alpha Zane’s POV I watched as Carolina bounded back into the pack’s main grounds with a smile on her face, it was the first time that I had seen her smile that much in a long time. In fact I couldn’t remember the last time I saw her that happy. I felt suspicious and decided to keep my eyes on her more lately. I wondered what she was up to but Avery distracted me with hand snaking around me. I knew it was her without even looking. Ever since I had announced her as my mate and Luna, I couldn’t believe how lucky I was to have her. She was beautiful, stunning and a gift from the moon goodness. I would never let anyone hurt her and I made that promise to her. “Hello, my love and what are you doing out here all alone?” Avery wanted to know as I turned around to kiss her on the tip of her nose. She giggled as she wrapped her arms tighter around me, it was as if we were in our own little bubble, our own world away from normal day to day life. I wanted to melt away in her clutches and neve

Avery’s POVThe cool night air prickled my skin as I paced back and forth in the lodge, the weight of worry pressing down on me. Every few seconds, I glanced out the window, half-expecting to see Alpha Zane burst through the door, his strong presence instantly calming my tumultuous thoughts. But each time I looked, all I found was the dark, shadowy woods that surrounded us, hiding the dangers lurking deep within."Carolina is missing, and her stuff is gone. But, Zane, that's not all..." My heart was racing as I relayed the disturbing news to him through our mind-link. The way his voice trembled slightly made me want to run to him, throw my arms around him, and assure him that everything would be fine. But I knew that there was a storm brewing, and my love for him wouldn't let me stay idle.Zane’s sharp response came back like a jolt of electricity, urging me to stay put while he rushed to my side. I tried to ignore the depths of panic clawing at my insides. What if Carolina was in dan

Craig’s POV The chill of the rushing water sent shivers through my body, but I barely noticed. All my focus was on Carolina, on the way the moonlight danced in her eyes like the most delicate silver threads. With each passing moment, the danger that lurked just beyond the treeline felt more imminent, but I refused to let that fear seep into my resolve. We were in this together, and I would do whatever it took to protect her. As her laughter faded into the river’s roar, I felt a rush of urgency. The world around us was chaotic, yet here we stood, suspended in this fleeting moment. Carolina had fought hard to reach me, and I wouldn’t let it go to waste. She’d come too far; we’d come too far. “Okay,” I said, pulling her attention back to the reality of our situation. “We need to get to the other side.” The river appeared broad and swift, but the darkness had its cover. “Follow my lead, and don’t look back.” She nodded, determination shining through her fear. I gripped her hand tight