บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha’s War Prize: Hearts at War (Book 1): บทที่ 11 - บทที่ 20

I was once again in my starving phase, and it was not on purpose. I was so angry that I couldn’t find it in myself to eat. It was two days ago that those two decided to come and spoil my mood, and I hadn't been able to eat.I swallowed the lump in my throat and curled more into myself. I could not even sleep a wink. Every time I closed my eyes, I could see the life I had lost, and it was a scary feeling knowing I would never get it back. The day was crawling, and the time was so slow. I didn’t know what to do, and I was tired of just sitting all day waiting for whatever horrible fate awaited me. I knew, but I didn’t want to admit it. I would just keep my eyes closed and remain ignorant of the harsh reality that was knocking at my door incessantly. In the last two days, I had cleaned with a cloth I found, arranged the already organised room and even jumped around so that I wouldn’t lose my mind. “I’m tired of staying indoors, Genny. How long are we going to be kept here?” Violet whin

“It’s all over, Violet. We are stuck here and we are never getting out, are we? I can’t believe my life is about to be ruined like this. I must have done a lot of terrible things in my previous life. Maybe I was a rogue who killed lots of innocent people or an Alpha who was a tyrant,” I mutter with my millionth sigh since I woke up. My anger had now become dormant, only boiling beneath the surface. I could not even get angry anymore, and now I was just numb and tired, struggling to mentally accept that my fate had been sealed, and the moon goddess wasn’t making any changes. “You are going to get mad, but I’ll say it anyway. This could be the plan the moon goddess has for us. We may be happy here. We just need to find out the real truth because I don’t believe that someone would kill an entire pack for no reason at all. You heard the Luna that night, your father did something really bad, and you can’t continue to deny it, and push it behind you because you are unwilling to accept that

I let out an exhausted breath but made no move to remove myself from Elena’s arms as we sat on the floor beside the bed. I was tired, and I doubt I could stand on my feet if I tried. It was as if I unravelled everything, and now there was nothing holding me together. “How do you feel now?” Lily asked after a long time, breaking me out of the trance I found myself stuck in. “I think I am,” I felt so relieved after so long, and it was all thanks to these two ladies whom I don’t even know. I cleaned the invisible tear under my eyes and felt the bags that were there. They had grown bigger with my breakdown, but I felt better, and that topped everything now. “I’m sorry about what happened earlier. I didn’t even realise that you had so much bottled up,” Elena apologised from behind me, but I shook my head in protest. “Don’t. I can’t believe I am about to say this, but none of it is your fault, so I shouldn’t have taken it out on you,” I told her. “No, don’t try to do that. We were wron

“I don’t think that’s how you’re supposed to mix it” Lily’s voice is full of amusement as she watches me try to whisk egg in a bowl “It’s so hilarious, I can’t even imagine how someone would whisk eggs like that” Elena was close to rolling in laughter but I just ignore the both of them and focus on the task that Emily gave me We were currently in the pack’s kitchen. I was on my bed, deep in thought when they barged into my room and dragged me down to the kitchen. I wasn’t even given the chance to even refuse the offer and even if I was there was no way I could, not after seeing the way Emily’s face lit up at my presence. “Heyy, I am doing the best I can. I’ve never cooked in my life okay. Papa and my brothers won’t let me near the kitchen. I was the only girl so I was well protected” I bragged with a smile as I remembered how chaotic the house would get anytime I attempted to cook. Ethan and Calum would act like the world was about to end. They would run to the kitchen and d

Third Person POVZion was pacing the room, and it was starting to give Emily a headache. She felt bad for him and the situation he found himself in, but there was nothing she could do to help him. She had to sit still and watch as her son and his mate suffered. “Calm down, Zion. Nothing would come from pacing like this. Go and explain to her and see what she would say about it. Your concerns are valid,” Emily advised, and Zion paused his pacing to stare at his mom with serious eyes. “Ma, you know what she would say. She would never allow it,” he was frustrated and pissed.He had to travel miles away from his pack to another small pack that urgently needed his help. This was a request he could not turn down, as it was the duty of much larger packs like his own to help smaller packs whenever they faced any difficulty.The problem was that he could not leave his mate unmarked. The thought of it made him tense with worry. His body and wolf would simply not allow it, and now he had to tel