Todos os capítulos de ALPHA GAMES: The Blood Alpha's Impossible Mate: Capítulo 91 - Capítulo 100

AUTHOR’S POVElias sat at the foot of the bed playing with the toy his dad had gotten him. He was bored, but his mother had warned him not to leave the house until they were back, which meant he couldn’t go outside to play. ‘“When will Ez wake up so we can play?” Elias whined with a pout on his lips. He turned to his brother, who was still unconscious.Elias scrambled off the bed and crawled to lie beside his brother. “Wake up, Ezzy. I miss you,” he whispered and leaned closer to his brother. “We have a daddy now.”A slight movement from his brother caused him to sit up with wide eyes. “Ez?” Elias whispered, his little heart racing as he watched his brother to confirm if he was the one who had moved.“Ez!” he cried out when his brother began to stir. “Mummy. Ez is waking up” Elias jumped down from the bed to run out of the room when he remembered he was the only one at home.He ran back to the bed, climbed on it, and leaned closer to peer down at his twin brother’s face just in time

AMIRA As soon as the words escaped my mouth, it was as though they sucked out all the tension in the room. Leonora breathed a loud sigh of relief and Dad’s shoulders also sagged with relief. “Thank you, Amira” Leonora crossed the room and enveloped me in a hug, but I couldn’t feel the warmth of her hold “You don’t know how much this means to me. I promise you won’t regret it” I couldn’t share her happiness as I stood stiffly in her hold. The shaky smile on my lips were far from genuine because I didn’t make the decision for any of them. Not Soren, not my dad and not Leonara but for my boys. When I looked up, my eyes found Soren across the room. He stood like a statue, the only expression on his face was mild relief which disappeared as soon as his eyes met mine and I almost sighed in disappointment. Would I ever be able to earn his trust back? I wondered because now that I planned to stay, I didn’t know how I would be able to live here while we were at odds. “Can we see the

SOREN Everything was out in the open, and my mind was a land of chaos. At least my parents had accepted her back, and she agreed to stay with my sons. I would have fought her if she decided she wanted to leave. There was no way I would have let her take them away again. Even though I wanted them to stay with me at the house, I held back against suggesting it because there was a problem I needed to deal with first before I began to war of letting my children leave with me. I said it was a war because I knew that Amira would not let it be easy for me. She wouldn’t want them to stay with me, the same way I wouldn’t want her under my roof. Not after she abandoned me. I was barely through the front door when the loud shrill of Ivannah’s voice cut through the quiet house. “So, you are going to let her stay and pretend like I don’t exist?” She screamed, storming towards me with her eyes blazing with unneeded fury. I inhaled slowly so that I could ground myself. I didn’t want to la

AUTHOR’S POV Ivannah ran as fast as her legs would take her. Far away from Amira. The fear that engulfed her when Amira’s eyes flashed blue was the same one she felt when Soren would attack her or get angry at her. She hated it. She hated how similar they were. She hated how they felt perfect for each other. “They can only get together over my dead body” She growled, tears of frustration prickling her eyes as she ran. “I hate her” Ivannah screamed, startling some of the pack members who were close by. Once they saw the mood she was in, they all scrambled away from her but it was not from fear, they didn’t want to be bothered by her tantrums as she had heard many of them call it. “It’s all because of her” Ivannah growled as she came to a stop in front of the pack house. It was because of Amira she couldn’t be happy. Amira always wanted what she had. She took their father’s love, took the pack’s respect and love, and now she had Soren, her husband wrapped around her fingers.

AMIRA I used to brag about being the most patient person in my friend group back in the day, but now, I was contemplating whether that was even true. I lost count of how long I have been lying in bed with my back on the sheets, my eyes staring at the ceiling while the moonlight bled into my room, illuminating the space as the noise from the night creatures surrounded me. My fingers twitched against the bedsheet as the silence crept passed and nothing happened. There was no vision, no power, no revelation that Astrais, who had gone silent since I jumped into bed, had promised. I let out a loud and frustrated groan as I got tired of waiting. I threw my arm over my face and let out a sigh that represented me trying my best to keep my act together. “Astrais?” I hissed, listening for her “You said I was going to discover out new power, but it’s been hours, and nothing has yet to happen. Did you forget or fall asleep?” I gritted out as I tried not to snap at her. “Unlike you, I