บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha's Redemption : บทที่ 21 - บทที่ 30

Dante's POVThe nun's shrine was a medium-sized room with walls painted in a deep crimson. The instant I stepped inside, I was assaulted by the revolting smell of sandalwood incense. The left side of the room was lined with candlesticks, each bearing a red candle. A huge statue of the moon goddess stood in the center of the room, decorated with crepe myrtle flowers.Statues of the sun, moon, and stars dangled from the ceiling, along with tarot cards swaying gently in the stuffy air. The old woman—white-haired and skinny—sat in the center of the room, her eyes tightly shut as she prayed and chanted in an incomprehensible language. The atmosphere in the shrine was eerie, but I ignored it and took a seat on one of the cushions facing her. I was desperate for a solution, so at this point, it didn't matter who or where I got it from."Welcome, honorable Alpha," she greeted without opening her eyes.I tensed, my guard immediately up. How did she know who I was? I hadn't told anyone I was co

AURELIA'S POV The words didn't exactly surprise me, I had once heard one of the nuns mention something about my rare purpose and identity but I didn't expect to be from this race of wolves. The announcement left me feeling scared and totally flustered. The history of the white wolves can only be found in old and ancient textbooks. The race had gone extinct decades of ago. The white wolves are said to be the moon goddess's children. History had it that the moon goddess once become bored of creating werewolves out of dust. She was also sad at the fact that she didn't have her own children. So she came into the world, and disguise herself as a regular werewolf. She became mated to a Alpha wolf known as Fenrir, and together the moon goddess delivered a set of twins, a boy and a girl. After few months of childbirth, Alpha Fenrir changed towards his wife, the Moon goddess, who kept her dentity under the name Evadne. Fenrir became an abusive husband, who took delight in assaulting his

AURELIA'S POV “Vegetative state?”“Yes,” he answered, slowly, ignoring my widened eyeballs. “We got into a scuffle and I mistakenly injured her.” He heaved another sigh and walked to stand by the window. “I caused some injuries to her brain, and coupled with the opium addiction, She fell into an abyss of lifelessness. It's been a year now, and I haven't been able to get over her, or love another person. I knew you had seen me sneaking into the bedroom far end of the castle at night. Yes, I visit Melissa every night and tell her everything happening in my life. I know she can hear me because her heart still beats. She can feel my touch, she can see me. The only thing she does not have is the ability to move her body, and it is because her body has become dead. She can never have strength again in her body. The body has been condemned. The only thing Melissa has left is her soul. Her soul needs a body.”He turned away from the window then, and threw a glance at me. “That is where you

You do know how to cause trouble don't you?”The words jolted into my mind, with an immensity that nearly made me fall out of my seat. With my eyes dazed I looked out of the window of the moving carriage and saw that we were in a thick and dense forest. I had begun to wonder where Djurek was when another voice spoke again. “I knew you were a troublemaker the first time I saw you but I was not expecting this much distress.” I looked in the direction of the voice and saw him sitting across me with his arms folded across his chest, his face twisted into a smirk. I did not remember when he got into the carriage with me, I realized that I had passed out after the audio with Dante and his men.“where is Melissa?” I questioned, looking around the carriage frantically, as the realization suddenly hit me. “I helped her get into the carriage with me. Where is she?”I looked at Djurek again, his brown eyes seemingly piercing through my chest. “Do you know where she is?”“I have no desire to

Djurek's POV The last words I uttered to Aurelia in the carriage brought a smile to my face everytime it crossed my mind. The words had jabbed her at the sides, her eyes widening with shock as her cheeks turned red with embarrassment. I sensed that she had been tempted to ask me what I meant, and I was grateful that she didn't, because I didn't have an answer. I was even confused that I had made the statement at first, the words seemed to have rolled out of my tongue on their own will. The moon goddess had done her irrevocable will of joining two people people who are disinterested in each other. But I won't be bending, I choose not to be coerced. I would rather remain a bachelor for the remaining years of my life. I felt it, a distinct wave of peaceful ease, the moment Aurelia stepped into my castle. I hadn't had any nightmare ever since then, but I didn't want to have anything to do with Aurelia. She could spend the rest of her days seeking means to resuscitate Dante's mummy. I