บททั้งหมดของ The Omega's True Mate : บทที่ 131 - บทที่ 140

CAYDENThe fight with this mysterious figure soon became boring but annoying. He has a massive pool of strength and agility, but I only trailed slightly behind. My immense combat acumen though, not only closed that gap but exceeded it. He was no match for me in a fight, and he soon realised it, but for some reason, he was hesitant to give up. It worked well for me as I was intent on killing him as well, but he also knew that. Seeing as he could not beat me, he decided to annoy me by mixing in his accursed sorcery of becoming invisible. The effect of Marcy's blood had ended by now and she seemed too preoccupied to replenish my reserves, as she also had to help Jace and her Beta. That detail has helped him a great deal as he simply turned himself invisible and somewhat intangible whenever I come close enough to kill him. I only had my instincts to rely on whenever he counterattacked in his invisible form. I already understood his combat style quite well enough to predict his moves.

MARCYIt's been a month since the attack on the Bloodless Pack and our eventual release. Rafael refused to accompany us back to the Blue Heart Pack but made me promise him a favour for his help in our freedom.The favour was expectedly a mandatory summon for Alex to visit him one of these days. Alex gave his approval and I was in no way against it either. Alex's loyalty is unmatched so there isn't a chance that Rafael would turn him away from me. Besides, Rafael seems to genuinely care for him in a more... romantic aspect. Goddess knows Alex could use a bit of romance in his life right now. He has been shackled to his duty to me, the pack and overprotective nature to his sister, Beatrice. Speaking of Beatrice, she is making improvements with her rehabilitation. She wasn't out of the woods mentally yet, but she was doing a lot better physically. Her carnivorous diet had helped with her vitality and healing process, but has awoken her primal instincts. She was now in the weaning stag

yCAYDENI tapped my fingers restlessly on my table as I sat at on my office. The atmosphere is quite relaxing with rays of sunlight illuminating the office through the window and a tranquil silence that would easily put anyone to sleep.Yet, I was restless.The door opened and Alex walked in distractedly as he eyes were glued to a few papers in his hand."Good day, Alpha," he greeted, still distracted. "You called for me.""Yeah," I nodded. "Take a seat."He promptly obeyed but still didn't look up from his papers. They seem to have him entranced."Eyes up ahead, Jace," I said as I tapped louder on the table to get his attention.He finally looked up at me with a question in his eyes, obviously displeased for having to look up from whatever he is reading."What do you have there?" I asked out of curiosity."Documents of our expenditure and a few other observations the scouts and administrators reported about the pack. Apparently, we might have neglected quite a bit in the past year."

CAYDEN"Jace!" I yelled as I rummaged through my office in search of a particular document. "Jace!"Jace calmly walked in on my second call with his usual expressionless face. "You know, you could easily call me through the mind link. You didn't have to yell.""I do what I want," I retorted as I continued to rummage through my shelves while Jace stood there calmly, watching me.After a few minutes of fruitless effort, I turned to look at him. "Well?" I said with annoyance in my eyes. "Help me out, will you?!""You still haven't told me what you are searching for, Alpha?" He replied calmly. "I can't find it if I don't know it.""The contract we drew up with the Nightwalker Pack. I want that contract," I replied as I continued to check through numerous files and documents."May I ask why?" I looked up at him again, this time my annoyance turning into anger."No, you may not! Just fucking find it!""That's why I said you could have just asked me through the mind link instead of going

CAYDEN"What was I thinking?" I chastised myself under my breath, mentally facepalming at my impulsiveness. "This is all Jace's fault. That bastard."Jace's words had plagued me after he said them. He wasn't wrong. All I needed to do hear from Marcy was call her. It was as easy as that.But that was incredibly tough for me. I don't think I've spoken to Marcy since we started walking together. In fact, we've never talked on the phone from the day I knew her. Calling her now would not only put of character, but it'll be awkward as well.I couldn't bring myself to do it.I also couldn't deny the fact that I missed her presence in the pack. Hateful as she may be of me, she brightened up my mood when I saw her. This only increased after our imprisonment in the Bloodless Pack. She had grown to tolerate me and at least give me a chance to talk to her without it divulging into an argument about my horribly stupid past mistakes. She even allowed me interact with her children who strangely ca