All Chapters of My nemesis turns out to be my mate : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Alpha ArnoldReturning to this pack after a brief absence it seems there are quite some changes and it is remarkable; the level of security has truly impressed me. There’s a new dynamic at play; I left as Arnold, but I return as Alpha Arnold. Drew now finds himself beneath me, and his father and I are now equals. I am eager to witness his reaction when I choose not to acknowledge him.As I exited the car alongside my beta and the warriors I brought, I was met by Drew, who stood rigidly, refusing to lower his gaze to recognize my presence. “Welcome, Alpha Arnold,” he said. I relished the sound of that title. I nodded in response, saying, “Thank you, Drew.” He smiled and turned his attention to my men, saying, “Welcome to my pack; it’s been a while since I’ve seen you all.” He then instructed, “Please follow Simon; he will show you to your quarters.”What’s this? Isn’t he supposed to be the one guiding me to my quarters? That’s the protoc

A few minutes earlier, Luna Lagartha donned her cloak in the pack house before making her way to Alpha Arnold, who was seated on the couch engrossed in a book. He appeared dignified in that moment, making it hard to believe he was a man of questionable character. Upon sensing her approach, he smiled and greeted her, "Lagartha," his voice smooth and sweet, reminiscent of honey—no one else, not even winter, addressed her in such a manner. He rose and placed the book on the side table. "Tomorrow, we will proceed as planned," he informed her, to which she nodded in agreement. "That's good, but I've noticed that the pack's security has tightened a bit," she remarked, and he acknowledged her observation with a nod. He had indeed noticed the changes, but he was confident that with the support they had, they would be an unstoppable force. "Lagartha," he called her again, clicking his tongue playfully. "Or should I say Luna Lagartha? How is your husban

Third person's pov Arnold's men took their positions within the pack house, moving about as if they were merely wandering. However, their true intent was far more sinister; they were biding their time, waiting for the signal to launch their attack and eliminate anyone who stood in their way.They exchanged laughter, mocking the Crimson pack for their apparent lack of vigilance on this particular day, unlike the previous ones. It seemed to them that their moment had finally arrived, and they reveled in the thought of the pack's impending downfall.Meanwhile, Lagartha and her team prepared for the assault. Some were assigned to infiltrate the East side, while others would breach the main gate and penetrate the heart of the pack. They had effectively surrounded their target, having masked their scent and rendered themselves nearly invisible with the help of Lagartha's magic, they wouldn't be able to see them coming. Their plan was to strike swiftly and decis

DrewThe battle proved to be far more challenging than I had anticipated; these warriors were well-prepared. I fought valiantly, determined to track down Alpha Winter through the dense woods. Suddenly, a searing pain pierced my abdomen, as if a knife had been plunged into me.The agony was intense, but it was the fear that gripped me even more. My heart raced—Felicity had been stabbed. Ignoring the pain, I dashed toward the location where I believed she was, my mind racing with panic. No, not my mate, I thought desperately. Just then, the pain inexplicably vanished.I halted, breathless. Is she dead? My heart thudded in my chest, yet I sensed she was still alive. Lost in my thoughts, I was jolted back to reality by the sound of footsteps. As I turned, a massive wolf lunged at me.I narrowly dodged its attack but stumbled and fell. It charged again, and I quickly regained my footing, evading its strike once more. The scent of this wolf was overpowe

Arnold I barely managed to escape as the world around me ignited in flames. I sought refuge, but the fire eventually subsided, giving way to a gentle rain. Confusion washed over me as I pondered what had transpired.I needed to navigate my way out of the crimson pack territory before I was discovered. I sprinted through the forest for hours, stopping frequently to catch my breath. In the distance, I spotted a hut and considered seeking shelter there. It seemed I had strayed far from the Crimson pack, and uncertainty gnawed at me about how I would return to my own.As I pushed open the front door and stepped inside, I was surprised by the spaciousness of the interior, which belied the hut's modest exterior. It appeared somewhat tidy, as if someone had recently occupied it.Just as I was about to leave, a voice startled me, asking, "Aren't you the Native pack alpha?" I turned to see a man who looked to be in his sixties, his gaze fixed on