Lahat ng Kabanata ng Married to the disabled Alpha : his antidote : Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 130

~Chapter ~Perrin's.I wasn't expecting Quinn to turn to them and asked for their help but this is something we would have to talk about.Their bloodlust was all over the air, the fangs gnawing against each other ready to devour anyone who comes their way.There glared affixed on me like a predator studying its prey.“This is not about a rival pack, this is not just a fight breaking down because they want the pack…..This is clearly more like an assassin and the only difference I could point out was they came through in a day and didn't seem to care about other beings.” I thought.I checked around to see if others were still where they are, this seems to look more like my fight as it was so obvious that their mission was to terminate me, the pack was just an additional bonus to their goals.They set aback almost in their four, leaning backward, their claws all set out while their bloodlust eyes scaled through me sending a shiver through my spine, a shiver that came with nostalgia. I co

~Chapter~Perrin's.It all happened like lightning, I thought I got it under control, I thought my assumption was correct until he showed up looking worried.The silent support I had turned against me. They all kept muted when I told them my assumption and now that Theodore showed up shattered and disoriented, I realized the silence has been impregnated with unsaid words.Theodore left in rage, turning the table against me and pinning me as the villian. He got the upper hand since she was his mate and I couldn't counter his opinion even though deep down,I know he had a lot of role and ploy to play in this game.His rage, his action, his words…they all displayed the authenticity he wanted the pack to see but to me it was nothing but another lawn in his game.My back facing the door while I dipped my hands in my sides pocket staring through the ceiling to floor window of my study into the space, my gaze affixed as changes in the climate took into action from broad to dusk. It has been s

Perrin's.It came as a shock and it all happened too fast. It had been two days since Quinn had been abducted, two days of consistent searching and spying yet to no avail.I had my Beta, Gamma, and also one of my trusted allies amongst the pack show up in my study room. Gianna was the only one who knew I was going in search of Quinn, she speculated but I was so sure I didn't confirm her presumption; My Gamma was out of town and he just resumed then to my trusted ally, he knew me more than enough to do what I have done, it was obvious to him and I was a little shocked when he didn't mention or tried to question my authority.My mind was set up in chaos, stewing in rage as curiosity devoured my demeanor, leaving me battling with questions flooding my mind.I set back my head to the office chair I was sitting on while I anticipated the arrival of my knights I called upon. Different knots to be entangled yet left with no idea where to start, everything seemed fishy. I clenched my fist in

TheodoreI watched her. White, delicate, lying on the bed like a broken doll. Her cheeks were sunk, her lips chapped. She didn't resemble the Quinn I once knew--the Quinn who mouthed off, laughed too loud, or scowled at me when we were being testy.Now she was silent. And something inside me ached.“You have to eat,” I said again innocently, trying to keep the irritation out of my voice. I wasn’t mad at her — I was mad at everything else. The world. The pain. The powerlessness I felt watching her.She looked up at me, turning her head. The sadness in her eyes was sharper than a razor.“Why should I eat?” she said, and her voice was timid, almost childlike.I stepped closer. “For the baby. For you.” I made my voice soft, tried to sound like the man she once believed in. But my words tasted wrong in my mouth.She shut her eyes, and opened them, with a pained expression. “Theo,” she said softly, “we’ve done everything together. You were always there. You used to look after me ... not loc

Perrin’s POVThe scroll landed with a soft thump on the table in front of me.I didn't even have to unroll it. I recognized the seal—golden thread, the faded ink stamped with the mark of the Crescent Lane Pack. The exact same scroll Fiona had delivered hours ago. Only this time, it was Gerrin who placed it there, eyes burning with quiet triumph.I kept my expression unreadable, even though my thoughts spun fast."You sure this is the original?" I asked, voice low.Gerrin crossed his arms. “Straight from her hands. Said she found it near the border.”I raised a brow. “Found it?”He gave a shrug that meant more than words. “She was being followed. Didn't have a choice but to drop it. We traced her. Caught her. Scroll intact.”The lie was wrapped neatly in confidence, but it still left a bad taste in my mouth.She was being followed?I leaned back in my chair, fingers drumming against the edge of the wood. Across from me, Gianna stood near the doorway, arms folded tight across her chest