All Chapters of Revenge Of My Four Alpha Mates: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Caleb POV We had all met in the quiet lounge at the back of the mansion, a little twitchy with the nerves of what was to come. Gabriel had headed over to the hospital and, with the help of Ethan, brought back several boxes for the team. “These took a little longer to make than I would have liked, so I only have enough for us, not the rest of our warriors.” Gabriel begins tucking his long hair back into a man bun at the nape of his neck. Aurora shifted on her feet next to me. She and Stacey held hands as they twitched with anticipation together.Riley was on Dylan’s knee on the sofa with Ethan, and Sabastian sat beside them. Kara and Elio were in the corner near the back of the room. Jaden, Caden and Avery were on the other side of Stacey, standing ready to strike. “The suits have been made to measure and after some testing they will hold in place when you shift and shift back so you will be protected in both forms,” Jaden whistled impressively as Gabriel picked up several dark navy s

Sabastian POV“AURORA!” I scream, my voice a raw edge as I catch a glimpse of Teddy with his filthy hands on my mate. She isn’t even resisting. What the actual FUCK!The wolf I’m battling is relentless, snapping viciously at my heels, preventing me from reaching her. Desperation claws at my insides, and I let out a feral howl at the sun, summoning the others with an urgency that burns hotter than fire. My jaws snap with lethal precision, aiming for the wolf’s neck, teeth tearing through fur and flesh in my attempt to unlike him. No one is keeping me from my MATE.Ethan is a whirlwind beside me, fists a blur as he pummels one of Teddy’s men, blocking his shift with brutal efficiency. With his brows drawn tight in laser focus, and after months of pent-up frustration, he is finally letting loose how he does best. Blood sprays from the man’s face like fat raindrops, his bones crunching as he tries to block and retreat. He even uppercuts Ethan, but it does nothing to stun him.To my right,

Gabriel POV The word “ouch” is laughably inadequate for the searing agony coursing through my body right now. My wolf’s healing abilities are trying to kick in, sending a chilling tingle beneath layers of scorched, blistered flesh, but it’s slow and torturous. I have never known a pain like it.My fire suit is undoubtedly obliterated, reduced to charred remnants clinging to my battered frame. Even after testing the suit with Kara, I had thought I had perfected it to withstand a direct hit - clearly I miscalculated somewhere.A relentless ringing fills my ears, a brutal reminder of the impact when I hit the ground with bone-crushing force and tumbled down the grassy bank. Each jagged rock I collided with tore at my skin, shredding it like paper, and my shattered bones screamed in protest. The thought of moving again is a distant dream; every limb is paralyzed by pain and shock. All I can do right now is watch the clouds float across the sky. I don’t want to mind-link anyone as it migh

Aurora POVClouds. I’m floating on an endless sea of them—soft, billowing cotton beneath me—while distant harp notes drift through the air, lulling me into a haze of pure serenityBut then - jolted from my dreamlike state-I felt the ground beneath me shift. That dreamy glow overhead warps into agony as Gabriel’s scream rips through the sky. His face is frozen in terror, eyes wide as he crouches beside Ethan, both of them paralyzed by whatever horror they’ve witnessed. A stench of coppery blood rushes in on the wind, hot and cloying.I fling my hands forward and pour every ounce of power into my bubble shield, yanking its edges taut until Gabriel and Ethan stand protected beneath its shimmering dome. A jagged jet of sickly green light slams into the barrier with a crack like thunder.“Aurora?” Gabriel gasps, hauling me upright. I whirl, scanning the chaos.Kara and Sebastian clash with Teddy in a deadly ballet—white flames dancing against shadow and roaring fire. My heart hammers; they

Ethan POVAs soon as Elio turns to Kara, I see Sabastian’s muscles bunch, his gaze flicks to Teddy. He nods once—soft as a gun cocking—and I know. Teddy dies here, tonight. I didn’t give a fuck if he wasn’t supposed to die now. The snivelling halfwit backpedals, eyes wide, pathetic I catch from out the corner of my eye. Not a fucking chance.I bare fangs: a second later I’m wolf, fur ripping through skin in hot, violent tufts. I give Sabastian a smug glance: follow if you can. He chuckles as Teddy swallows as we force him to shift to his wolf if he wants any hope of outrunning us. It’s laughable, really. Despite the hours we had spent battling without the sun and his witches, he was just an average alpha. My brother kept phasing forward, appearing in front of Teddy like a ghost so that he would be forced to change direction unless he wanted my brother to end his pathetic life.We drive Teddy to the ridge of the mountain, to the border of our pack. Every growl shakes my ribcage. Teddy