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The Mark Of An Alpha

Author: Mira Writes
last update publish date: 2026-10-30 07:42:17

Kade’s POV:

‘Why don’t you just leave me alone for once?!’

The words had been echoing in my head for days now. Non stop. Like a wound that wouldn’t close.

No matter how hard I’d tried, I couldn’t stop thinking about it. About her.

Couldn’t stop hearing the way her voice cracked when she’d said it.

The way she'd looked at me—like my very presence repulsed her. The way she'd yelled, like I was some stalker. Like I was nothing.

I couldn't understand it.

Barely a few weeks ago, sh
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  • Ruin me, Alpha Daddy   102

    Mona’s POV: "Uhm.." Keisha scratched the back of her head. Looked at me. Then back at Elder Ulric. "Well, I saw him—“ And just before she could finish the lie— "We'll do everything in our capacity to save him, Kade." Our gazes snapped to the voice. It was the doctor. Him and Kade were coming out from the corner they'd retreated to earlier, still talking as they moved toward us. l'd nearly even forgotten they were there. Ulric's brows drew together in something that looked like confusion as the doctor and Kade approached. Whether it was confusion on why Kade had been coming out a corner with the doctor or confusion on who the doctor had been referring to, I couldn’t exactly tell. But the confusion was clear on in his face. His gaze slowly shifted from Keisha—to the corner—to them. Slow. Measured. I saw something in his face tighten. "Thanks for understanding, doctor." Kade continued as they reached us. "I know you won't let him die." "Die?" Ulric's voi

  • Ruin me, Alpha Daddy   101

    Mona’s POV: "Blood oath?" Keisha's brows drew together. "What blood oath?" I swallowed. Hard. Sebastian had told me to keep the oath between us. To keep it a secret until we were both ready. Until he'd finally taken his revenge. But now... "Mona?" Keisha came closer, her tone filled with clear confusion and an urgent need for explanation. "What oath are you talking about?" I took a deep exhale, looking down as I pushed the strands of hair from my face. "Sebastian told me he swore an oath when his wife died." I breathed. "He swore he wouldn't claim another mate until he avenged her death." “What?” Her brows furrowed. A small, disbelieving laugh escaped her. "The witch who cast it told him that if he broke it, whoever he claimed would pay the price." I went on. "That the curse would fall on them." "This still doesn't make any sense." She laughed again. But it wasn't humor. It was confusion. Frustration. “How does the oath have anything to do with you?" I pressed

  • Ruin me, Alpha Daddy   100

    Mona’s POV: Goddess, no. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. It felt like my world stopped. I couldn't hear anything anymore—not what the doctor said after that, not the conversation that kept on without me, not Keisha's heavy breathing beside me—except the doctor’s last words echoing over and over in my head: ‘I don’t think he’s going to make it.’ ‘I don’t think he’s going to make it.’ I don’t think—, oh hell no. How could this even be possible? The woman from my vision had told me Sebastian was destined for me. That we were meant to be. And now—he was gone? She just... she just let him die? “Miss Mona?" Doctor Ridge's voice cut through. Pulling me back. “Miss Mona?” "Y-yeah?" I said, returning to reality. "Uhh..I've been trying to get your attention.” He continued. "Did you hear what I said?" "Y-yeah." I nodded sharply. The next words tasted like ash in my mouth. "You said you don't think he's going to make it?” "No, no." He shook his head. "Not th

  • Ruin me, Alpha Daddy   99

    Mona’s POV: “Mate?” Keisha’s brows drew together. Then, she looked up at Kade. “Kade. What happened to Uncle?” Silence. Kade didn't answer. He couldn't. His mouth opened. Closed. And opened again. But nothing came out. Just a thin, broken sound, like a breath he couldn't finish. And then, he swallowed. Hard. "Kade?” Keisha's voice was sharper now. Desperate. "What’s going on? What happened to Uncle?” "I-" "He stabbed him!" The words tore out of me. I wasn't looking at Keisha. I wasn’t looking at anyone even. My eyes stayed fixed on Sebastian as I cried—still hoping, still praying for some kind of miracle as he bled onto me. “He stabbed his own father. He—“ "Wait, what?" Keisha's eyes went wide. "I-I didn't mean to stab him, Keisha." Kade was gesturing. Flailing. Like that would help. "I swear, it's not what it looks like, I was only—“ "Wait." Keisha stood slowly, her hands stretching out. A pause. Like she was trying to process what she was hearin

  • Ruin me, Alpha Daddy   98

    Mona’s POV: I watched the blade sink into Sebastian's chest. And it was in that moment that I felt the air leave my lungs. A huge, unbelieving exhale escaping me. Something inside me seemed to stop. My legs went weak beneath me, like I was about to collapse. It felt like the world was spinning and I was unable to find my balance. I could physically feel my heart shattering into a thousand pieces as I clutched at my chest, like I could hold my own heart together. No. This couldn't be happening. Kade had just stabbed his own father? The room went silent. Not quiet. Graveyard silent. The kind of silence that presses against your ears. And then— "Kade?" Sebastian's voice was barely a whisper, his brows furrowed. Confusion splaying across his face like he was trying to make sense of something that didn't have sense. Like he was trying to understand why his own son had just dug a dagger into his chest. I was still trying to believe it was a nightmare. Seb

  • Ruin me, Alpha Daddy   He killed my mate!

    Kade’s POV: I didn’t let him finish. I pierced the dagger right into the left of his chest—straight through where I’d targeted to be his heart. The sound it made, I would carry that sound with me for the rest of my life. A soft, wet give, like pushing through something that had no right to be so fragile. And then a breath—his breath—leaving him in a rush, like something had punched the air out of his lungs. His eyes flew wide the moment he felt it. He looked down at the dagger buried in his chest, the hilt still in my hand, the blade still inside him. Then slowly—so slowly—back up at me. Like he couldn't believe what l'd just done. And just then, I let go. My fingers uncurled from the hilt like they'd forgotten how to hold it. Like they didn't want to be part of this anymore. The dagger remained fixed within him. "Kade?" His voice was a ragged, weak whisper as he staggered back. One step, then two. His brows drew together—like he was try

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