All Chapters of Her Second Chance Alpha: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Draco’s POVSomething felt off. I thought for the 100th time as the earth pounded with the steady rhythm of our paws on the forest path.We’d departed from the pack about half an hour ago, and Morris had insisted that we make the journey in wolf form.I hadn’t protested, though I’d found it odd that the Council had sent Morris alone to lead the team to locate the Maniac Rogue.But the mission was of top priority, so I could understand the reason for the caution.My wolf had been restless since we left the pack, but I chalked it up to the effects of being far from our mate.“Relax, Noble. We’d reunite with our mate soon,” I consoled him with a rueful smile.My wolf remained quiet and didn’t respond to my words. But the situation worsened as we got further away from the pack. My nerves were on high alert as I kept scanning the surrounding woods, with an overwhelming feeling of imminent danger lurking in the shadows.My instincts which were honed through my experiences were hardly eve

Draco’s POV“Sera’s burning up,” Hyde said, fingers pressed against my mate’s neck, checking her pulse for the third time since he came into the room.His expression as he studied her had me raising my brows.Hyde’s brow furrowed, and he kept glancing between his watch and Sera’s face like he was solving some puzzle we couldn’t see.The room had never felt so crowded.Once the guys had known of Sera’s condition, they’d all come up to check on her. And now we were all waiting on Hyde’s verdict.Sebastian stood at the foot of the bed, arms crossed, while Max paced near the window. Miles leaned against the wall by the bedside, his face unreadable as he watched Hyde’s movements. Bruno maintained his post by the door like a sentinel, and Millie sat in the armchair I’d pulled up beside Sera, holding my mate’s hand, her face pale as she watched Sera.We’d converted the room into a makeshift clinic, with medical supplies cluttering the mahogany nightstand.Beyond the room, the pack was bustl

Sera’s POV The early morning sun's rays pierced my eyes, and I furrowed my brows as I came to. I raised my left arm to block the glaring light as I opened my eyes. I blinked as I glanced around the room, recognizing the familiar blinds and mismatched furniture that adorned the surrounding space. A shooting pain in my head had me sitting up and massaging the side of my head with my left arm. I’d been feeling weak for some weeks now, but Hyde assured me it was because of the pregnancy. Sometimes, I woke up feeling like I hadn’t slept in days, and other times, it felt like I’d been sleeping all my life. Like a real-life sleeping beauty. The thought brought a smile to my face. You bet. My ears picked up the sound of my room door cracking open gently and I turned to the door, only to find the familiar little head of thick chestnut-brown hair sneaking into my room. It remained a mystery how Ruby always knew when I would wake; she was always the first person I saw. I watched amusedl

Draco’s POV“How could this happen right underneath our noses and we can’t find the culprit?”I asked no one in particular at the pack office.My voice rang out in the tense silence as I paced around the room while Miles and Seb stood before me, head bowed in submission.I couldn’t fault them, for I was close to feral by now.I ran a hand through my hair as I felt rage build up within me.It lay just behind my skin, waiting to be unleashed on anyone who so much as blinked wrongly.But such blind savagery was not me, and my human reasoning won over my animal instincts to destroy the pack, searching for the one who’d hurt my mate.However, my wolf wasn’t having it.“Let me out! Let me out so I can sniff out the wolf who did this!” Noble’s words dripped with murderous intent as they filled my consciousness, the weight of his rage almost toppling mine in its intensity.The sight of our mate hurt, and her face, pale and bloodless, had sent him over the edge. I couldn’t bear watching my m

Sera’s POV “Wake up, sleepyhead. We don’t have all the time in the world!” An eerily familiar voice entered my ears even as my mind remained groggy from sleep. I struggled a little to wade off my sleepiness before opening my eyes to find familiar-looking green eyes staring back at me. But it was the face that gave me a scare. “Who are you?” I said, staring into my face. She had my exact shade of green eyes with olive skin and familiar-looking silver hair. Though the color was different, something about the thick, medium length and wavy hair reminded me of my chestnut brown hair. I shifted backwards uneasily, noting for the first time that the intense pain I’d been battling all day had vanished. “I am you, silly.” My brows creased in a frown and I took in a deep breath to push the panic away. “What do you mean?” I asked, as I watched her with narrowed eyes. She rolled her eyes and let out a sigh. “I can’t believe you don’t recognize my voice,” she fired at me,