Lahat ng Kabanata ng Obey Me: The Alpha's Little Mate: Kabanata 111 - Kabanata 120

Carrie"Je-Jesse?" I stuttered, my voice barely above a whisper.Jesse smiled and held my waist with his firm hands as we swayed to the melody of the music. The beat of the song echoed throughout the grand hall, but it was nothing compared to the wild beating of my heart.It felt as if time had stood still, and we were left behind. The people around us slowly vanished, and our eyes locked on each other.It had been years since the last time I saw Jesse. The time apart had allowed me to notice a lot of changes in his looks. He looked older, with a few lines added to his forehead, but he was more appealing than before. I was captivated by every detail of his face – his tiny facial hairs, the intense look in his eyes, his broad shoulders, even the lips that used to meet mine. Jesse was staring at me too, intense, with a hint of longing in his gaze.His intensity made me nervous, and when I touched his shoulder, a rush of heat emanated from his body, traveling through my skin and into my

KellyI couldn't help but feel a rush of happiness as I stood amidst the grandeur of the Moonlight Gala. Jesse had finally agreed to attend one of the most prestigious events in the entire continent, and this was a moment I had been waiting for my entire life. The Moonlight Gala was typically reserved for couples, mainly Alphas and their Lunas. It was an event to showcase our life's accomplishments as leaders in our own right. This was a very exclusive event, reserved only for those deemed worthy. I was one of them, and it gave me so much joy that Jesse finally asked me to accompany him after eight years of missing it. And dare I say, this event exceeded my expectations.I was elated to be surrounded by influential people from different packs. This was one of the few places where I truly felt I belonged. The attendees were adorned in sparkling suits and dresses, likely wearing luxurious, custom-made jewelry that only the extremely wealthy could afford. I had adorned myself with my fin

JesseAs I stepped outside and ventured into the woods, a whirlwind of emotions consumed me. I tore my clothes apart, letting my frustration and anger rise to the surface. With a fierce growl, I embraced the transformation, shifting into my wolf form mid-air, and raced back to Silverfang. It was the place where it all began, where the seeds of deception were sown, and the place where everything would be put to an end.A burning fire of anger smoldered within me, remembering how I had endured for eight long years because of a single lie that had turned me away from the life I should have been living now.The memories of that fateful day flooded my mind, and remorse gnawed at my heart. Jerick's last words before he disappeared flooded in my head, haunting me. "I should have known," I muttered to the wind, acknowledging the gravity of my past mistakes.Jerick had made a painful sacrifice for the sake of Carrie and his pack, swallowing his pride and placing his trust in me. But instead o

JesseI fulfilled my promise to Robert. Though it fell short of the dignified send-off typically reserved for the officials of our pack, I still allowed his wife and son to pay their respects. They organized a proper farewell for him before they faced the consequences of his actions. The rest of the wolves under his command met a similar fate. In contrast, Kelly's body was cast out beyond the pack's boundaries. I refused to permit her body to be cremated or buried. Instead, I left it to the scavengers to do as they wished while her father remained imprisoned, awaiting trial. I heard that most of the guards relentlessly punished him, seeking retribution for the numerous wrongs he had committed against them. I couldn't care less if he perished there; he had it coming, anyway. 

CarrieKnowing that Jesse would visit us in Silverfang, I woke up early the next morning. I hurriedly got ready before Jesse was due to arrive at lunchtime. I packed our things, including some items for Liam, but when I told him it was time to go, he hesitated. Liam refused to put on his shirt, whining about missing his training class."Mommy, I don't want to go. I can’t miss the training class today. We will go on a hunting trip today with the rest of the class. Can't we just go on another day?" he pleaded.I didn't want Liam to stay any longer at the pack house. Jesse could appear at any moment, and I didn't want him to see my son. So, I thought of a plan."Don't you want to spend some time with mommy? Did I do something to upset you? Do you hate me now?" I asked, with puppy eyes, while pleading with Liam to come with me.Liam saw my sad face and felt bad. “It’s not that, Mommy. I would never hate you.”“Then, why don’t you want to spend time with me? You know how busy Mommy is, and