All Chapters of ALPHA GAMES: The Blood Alpha's Impossible Mate: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

AMIRAAstrais words brought so much pain. I struggled to gasp for air as the vivid images of what I had seen caused my chest to ache with a pain that pulsed deeper than any wound I had ever known.I hit my chest, hoping to ease the pain I felt but failing miserable. Tears streamed down my face as my other hand tightened around the blanket. The memory of Soren’s voice, the look in his eyes will forever haunt me. “I still love you.” He had said. I should have been happy. It was what I always wanted to hear. Except that when I remember the look in his eyes as he spoke those words, it wasn’t something to celebrate. Soren had spoken those words like they were something he was forced to say. The word on his tongue sounded like a confession he hated. Something he was desperately wanted to bury but couldn’t because the words were carved into his skin. Into the bond. He looked at me with anguish. Like I was something he wanted to get rid off but he couldn’t.I covered my mouth as anothe

SOREN I couldn’t sleep after Ignis had lashed out at Ivannah. It wasn’t just my anger towards him and how he acted, it was also about the dream. I rolled around in my bed as my head tried to analyse the dream over and over again. Ignis had given up on trying to convince me that it was just a dream because I didn’t believe it. I didn’t believe that the dream felt that real because I missed her. I had dreamt of her a thousand times in the last five years, but none felt like that. All she did was stand and watch me as I tormented myself with grief, but in the dream this time, she had spoken. Had cried. Ignis felt it too, but he didn’t want to admit it. Either he knew something else, or he just wanted to punish me and watch me torment myself over it. I forced myself to sleep, but before I slept, I decided that I needed answers, so when I opened my eyes first thing in the morning, I made my way to the pack house and straight to my parents’ quarters. I can’t remember the last tim

AMIRA “Calm down, Amira. Everything is fine” Astrais said softly as I made my way down the corridor that led to Ruelle’s room. “What if she saw that I have powers? Her visions have been getting more specific” I worried. I knew she wouldn’t be mad, but I wasn’t ready to talk about my powers or what I could do with anyone else. “Then we tell her the truth. She will be someone good for us to talk to when we need to let out our worries” I reached the door and raised my hand to knock but the door opened “Come in, Ami. I thought you wouldn’t come” she said with a smile as she walked inside the house. Ruelle had changed since I left. She wasn’t the loud, noisy and hyper girl I left. She had grown. “Did something happen?” I asked after I took a seat “Normally, you would come running to me” I teased but Ruelle didn’t share my humor. “You walked Soren’s dream” she said, freezing the smile on my face. “That was very dangerous” “I know but I didn’t even know what it was until the l

SOREN“I’m so happy that we get to spend the day with you, Daddy.” Ezra remained glued to my side while Elias ran ahead, eager to get there before us. I looked down to see him looking up at me with big, curious eyes that twinkled under the sun. They were twins, but so different. I assumed already that from the streaks of hair, Elias would be more difficult to handle, just like I was. The red streak no doubt came from Ignis.Ezra was calm like his mother. He was quiet most of the time, almost never screamed except when he was playing with his twin. “Me too, Ez. I’m happy I get to spend today with you and your brother,” I ruffled his hair, and he tucked himself to my side even more. My heart clenched with the fierce need to protect him. He was so soft, gentle. “Ez!” Elias whined, running back to us to pull his brother from me, “Run with me,” he demanded, and I frowned when I saw a little trace of anger. “Could he have…”“Taken our anger issues?” Ignis completed for me. “I doubt. It

SORENIt wasn’t fair. After Amira tried to talk to me last night, I couldn’t sleep. Her desperate expression was the only thing I saw when I closed my eyes. As soon as the sun rose, I was out of the house and on the way to Sparta to see if I could train her face out of my mind.“How hard do I have to train to get you out of my head?” I muttered as I pushed through the double doors inside the training facility.I loved coming here early in the morning, because it was always empty. I could train and mope in peace without running into anyone. The members had seemed to adapt to my routine. They never came in when I was training, or rather, they would use the other facilities available just so they could give me space, and I appreciated it because Ignis tended to get violent during training.But as I opened the door to the simulation room, I paused.Amira stood there, her hair pulled into a tight bun and a smile on her face.“What are you doing here?” I asked, harsher than I intended, but