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• Bound by Blood, Fated to the Two Alphas    Chapter 71

  ELARA'S POVI stared at him, unsure of what to say. Dr. Alen was the last person I wanted to encounter. Memories flooded back, bitter, painful memories of how he'd draw my blood until I nearly passed out, using me like some tool to heal others. A freak, they all called me. And he took the delight in making me suffer further.I swallowed hard as I nodded. "Hello, Dr. Alen. It's been a while.""Indeed, it has," his voice was calm, but there was something cold beneath it. "What brings you to the infirmary?""I came to treat a little boy. He had a scratch."He raised a brow, scanning the whole area. The other healers just ignored us both and continued with whatever they were doing. "What boy?" He asked, his eyes sharp as he stared at me."He just ran off, barely a minute before you entered.""Oh. Figures. I thought you came here yourself." He smirked slightly.Yeah as if. I mentally scoffed to myself. Forcing a smile, I replied. "I have no business here, why would I come?""I don't know,"

• Bound by Blood, Fated to the Two Alphas    Chapter 70

  ELARA'S POVMy mind raced. "I...I don't know," I mumbled. "I just found it on my table in my room earlier. I thought it might be a misplaced letter or so..."His gaze narrowed. "Who sent it, Elara?"I shook my head. "I have no idea. Clara didn't say anything about a letter, so I'm just as confused as you are. She's the only one who enters my room."He let out a sigh, a weary sound that tugged at my heartstrings. Without a word, he turned and walked towards his desk, the polished wood gleaming under the soft light. Without hesitation, he unfolded the letter.I watched him, my heart pounding in my chest. What if it was a threat? Or worse? Dreadful news?The air seemed to thicken as he stared at the paper, his face slowly draining of color. My breath hitched in my throat as I watched him. "Kael? What is it? What's wrong?"He didn't answer, his gaze still frozen on the letter. I couldn't stand the suspense any longer. I pushed myself forward, stepping around the desk to stand beside him.

• Bound by Blood, Fated to the Two Alphas    Chapter 69

  ELARA'S POVI sat on the edge of my bed, the worn quilt scratching against my skin. The silence in the room was heavy, broken only by the rhythmic tap of my fingers against the bed frame. I chewed on my bottom lip, a nervous habit I'd never quite managed to shake.Suddenly my eyes landed on a crisp white envelope that laid on the table beside my bed. Hadn't I had noticed this before? How come I'm just seeing this? My heart skipped a beat. I wasn't supposed to receive any letter...not that I was expecting one from anyone. So who could it be from?A shiver of apprehension snakes down my spine. I tried to shrug off the feeling, telling myself it was probably just a misplaced letter. Besides, if it was for me Clara would have notified me of it before she retired for the day.Could someone else had sneaked into my room? I tried to remain positive, but a nagging voice in the back of my mind. It whispered that something more than just an ordinary letter.Hesitantly, I stood up and picked up

• Bound by Blood, Fated to the Two Alphas    Chapter 68

  ELARA'S POVThe weight of unspoken emotions pressed down on me, a suffocating blanket woven from guilt, fear, a burgeoning affection for Kael, the persistent lingering love for Ronan, and the terrifying secret of my pregnancy. I'd been running ever since I had realized the depth of my feeling for Kael- a frantic, breathless flight from a truth that threatened to shatter the carefully constructed walls I'd built around my heart against Kael.I wanted to hate him, but I couldn't. It wasn't because of the reason why he told me he did what he did. It was because I really liked him, even though I was angry and pained, I still had feelings for him. Although now my feelings for Ronan were stronger than the feelings I had for Kael, I couldn't believe that I loved both men.My stomach suddenly churned. I jolted up from my bed, rubbing my tummy.The morning sickness had now become increasingly difficult to mask. The exhaustion was relentless and even though Kael and Clara tried to support me di

• Bound by Blood, Fated to the Two Alphas    Chapter 67

  THIRD PERSON POV.(Before Darius's Attack)Cael had assisted in exposing Marceline's evil act. After he killed Zareth, he then took all the letters from Silas room and hid them in his room, including the two letters Marceline had sent to him. He was also able to steal some from her chambers shortly before he executed his plan to kill Zareth and the Rogue.He then lied to Marceline that Zareth had suddenly vanished. Marceline didn't believe Cael would betray her especially since Clara's life was on the line. She had thought Zareth ran away or worse had happen. She then wrote a letter, and instructed Cael to deliver it to Darius. But instead, he held onto to it, adding it to the list of evidence he was pilling up in other to bring her down.After Alpha Ronan had discovered that the rogue was killed, Cael wanted to tell him the truth and why he killed the rogue: he needed an excuse to make a cover up that someone was behind everything and had to kill the rogue in order to cover the secre

• Bound by Blood, Fated to the Two Alphas    Chapter 66

  CAEL'S POVThe next day dawned, painting the sky in hues of soft pink and gold. A false promise to the peace hung in the air, a stark contrast to the turmoil that raged within me. I swallowed down the bile of guilt and forced myself to focus. Zareth and I needed to scout the dungeon, assess the guard presence and them formulate a plan.We moved with the practiced stealth of shadows, hugging the perimeter of the dunghill, observing the guards movement, their patrol patterns and the shift changes."Four guards on rotation," he murmured, his voice barely audible. "Two at the main entrance, one patrolling the East side and another on the west. Shift changes every three hours.""Yeah, but the interior?" I asked, acting as if I didn't know much, meanwhile I knew everything."That's the problem," He sighed, running a hand through his dark hair. "We can't get close to see inside without being spotted. We need a distraction."We spent the next hour brainstorming, discarding one idea after anot