Semua Bab Fated to the Alpha brothers.: Bab 41 - Bab 50

CHAPTER FORTY TWOTHIRD POVAs soon as Jeremy received the mind link from Martin, he felt his heart race. Was there something else going on in the pack?He raised his eyes to look into Celia’s eyes, then ran his thumb over her shoulder blade.“I have to go now, it seems like there is something urgent that needs my attention.” He told her.Celia nodded her head,“You can go,” Jeremy told her. “I will be fine.” She wrapped her arms around ger body and rubbed her arms with her palms.Jeremy noticed her actions.“It’s getting chilly outside.” Jeremy told her. “You should return to your room, it’s safer there.”Both from the weather and from any impending attacks.Celia nodded her head to indicate that she understood.With that, Jeremy hurried away to go and find Martin who had jar mindlinked him.After searching, the mindlink led Jeremy to Martin’s apartment and he found him in the terrace of his room.“Did you call me?” Jeremy asked as he approached.Martin was standing at the edge of th

CHAPTER FORTY FOURMIRAI relaxed my muscles and released a breath I never knew I had been holding until I was away from the presence of the three brothers, within the confines of my room. I closed the door to even facilitate my safety, then I heaved a sigh of relief.“That bastard.” I said amidst gritted teeth.I had no idea why, but finding myself in the midst of the three brothers at once did much to bring in the memories from five years ago. That night began to play back in my head like a large HD screen had been put in front of me, displaying all the activities that happened that night. The night I was humiliated, not just in front of the three brothers, but in front of most of the pack members. I was laughed at and mocked. The night that was supposed to be the happiest night of my life turned sore and ended up being the saddest night of my life.The night that left me broken, that night that took away everything I stood for and brought the baggage into my life, that baggage that

CHAPTER FORTY SIX MIRA I had sensed something between Jeremy, Celia and Sylvia. They had this strange dynamics between them.. I had noticed a change in his expression when their names came up especially Celia, like a flicker of old memories haunting him. One evening, as I and Jeremy walked down a quiet street, I finally mustered up the courage to ask him about it "Uhmm, can I ask you something?" I asked, my voice gentle "Yes, you can". He replied "It's about Celia and Sylvia", I said trying carefully not to tread on old wounds. Jeremy stopped in his tracks and looked away. His expression turned gloomy. He took a deep breath- " I broke up with Sylvia the night she disappeared. He said, his voice barely above a whisper. "She had been acting so different, his gaze focused on a distant point as he went on. I couldn't take it anymore. She seemed so heartless for making Celia leave. I just couldn't understand it. They were best friends, they were practically sisters, but Sylvia just.

CHAPTER FORTY-EIGHT LESLEY The first rays of dawn seeped through the high, narrow windows of the pack’s fortress as i and my brothers descended into the cold, silent depths of the underground prison. The air down here was damp and thick with the scent of stone and iron, and every step they took seemed to echo in the oppressive silence. The walls, usually a place of security and confinement, now felt unsettling. Today was supposed to mark a breakthrough in their investigation—a chance to collect the DNA of the rogues they’d captured and perhaps uncover ties that could lead them to those responsible for the recent attacks on their pack. I had been tense since sunrise, my mind racing with possibilities. Every rogue they’d captured represented a potential clue, a link in the chain leading back to the mysterious figure who’d orchestrated the strikes against them. But as they approached the entrance to the prison, i sensed something was wrong. Two guards, visibly anxious, exchanged troubl

CHAPTER FIFTYJeremyI stood in my study, sorting through the reports that spread out across my desk, the quiet ticking of the clock noting each second. A soft tap on the door jolted me back to reality as I was in deep thoughts, trying to unravel the most recent series of mysteries surrounding the pack.“Come in", I yelled. Looking up, there was Celia standing in the doorway with a tentative but resolute gaze. She stepped inside, shutting the door gently behind her.“Jeremy", she said, in a low tone but with a hint of something I've never heard from her before. She came towards me, with expression in her eyes that I couldn't quite place. "There's something I've always wanted to tell you".I set the papers aside, giving her my full attention. Celia has always been a good friend, and I've always relied on her, especially in trying times. But the way she was acting made my chest tighten with uneasiness. “What is it, Celia?” I asked gently, hoping to put her at ease.Celia took a deep bre