All Chapters of Mated To The Enemy Alpha: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Nathaniel's POV "Let’s move," I said.We started walking toward the gates. The guards watched us from their posts. Their faces were blank, but I could see the tightness in their bodies, the way their hands hovered near their weapons.I kept walking, pretending not to notice. I kept my pace steady, my hands loose at my sides. My wolf inside me stayed quiet but alert.We were almost at the edge of the territory when it happened.Without warning, Glassfur warriors poured out from behind buildings and walls. They moved fast, surrounding us before we could react. There were too many of them. Dozens. Maybe more."Stand ready!" I barked.My men drew their weapons, forming a tight circle. Erik stood close to my right, his knife already in his hand.For a few seconds, no one moved. Then one of Duncan’s men gave a sharp yell, and the fight began.They rushed at us from all sides. I swung at the first man who came too close, knocking him to the ground with a heavy blow. Erik fought beside me, f

Phoebe's POV I was sitting in the garden near the main house, trying to read a book. The sun was warm, and the soft sounds of birds filled the air. But even before the scout approached, I knew something was wrong. There was a strange tightness in my chest that would not go away.The young scout, a boy named Eli, ran toward me. His short brown hair stuck to his forehead with sweat, and his breathing was heavy.I stood up quickly, setting the book on the bench."Eli?" I asked. "What is it?"He stopped a few feet away, bent over, and put his hands on his knees. It took him a few seconds to catch his breath."Alpha Nathaniel," he said finally. "He left Star-Rain... He’s at the Glassfur pack."The words dropped into the air like stones.I stared at Eli for a moment."You’re sure?" I asked, stepping closer.He nodded quickly. From what I've been told to tell you, he's probably been there for at least a day."Thank you, Eli," I said. My voice was calm, but my mind was spinning. "Go tell Bet

Duncan's POV The war room was quiet except for the crackle of the fire burning in the corner.I sat at the large wooden table, staring at the map spread out before me. My fingers drummed slowly against the table’s edge.The map showed the territories of the nearby packs, the old paths between them, and the places where battles had been fought long ago.But I was not really looking at the map.My mind was full of other thoughts.Thoughts of her.Phoebe.I clenched my jaw and forced myself to focus.I knew Antonio would come soon. I could feel his anger in the air, even before I heard his heavy footsteps outside the door.The door swung open without a knock.Antonio stepped in, his face tight with frustration.I leaned back in my chair and watched him silently.He crossed the room in a few long strides and stopped at the other side of the table."You made a mistake," Antonio said, his voice low but sharp.I raised one eyebrow but said nothing."You let Nathaniel walk away," he went on.

Duncan's POV I couldn’t sit still. I had to move, had to find the answers. The weight of everything pressing down on me was unbearable. Antonio, Stephanie, the sorceress—everything felt like a lie. I needed to confront the source of it all, and for that, I had to find the sorceress.She had been the one who planted the seed in my mind. She had been the one to tell me about Phoebe’s importance. And now, after everything I overheard, I couldn’t let it go. I had to know the truth.I stormed out of my office and made my way through the pack house with hurried steps. The hallway stretched ahead, but nothing felt as familiar anymore. The more I thought about it, the more I realized how little I actually knew. How easily I had been manipulated.I reached the stables quickly, where my horse was kept. I didn’t need anyone’s help; I didn’t care for the usual formalities. I grabbed the reins and mounted with swift movements, the saddle creaking under me. My heart burned with frustration and ang

Phoebe’s POVKara and I had another walk when she talked and I listened.As I followed, Kara glanced back at me, then looked forward again. She didn’t smile or frown. Her face was still. We moved toward the trees at the edge of the camp. A few steps more, and we were out of sight from everyone. No guards, no other pack members. Just us.“Is this far enough?” she asked, stopping near a small patch of grass. A few flat stones were nearby.I looked around, then gave a short nod. “Yeah. This is fine.”She sat down first, brushing leaves away from the rock before resting on it. I stayed standing for a moment longer, unsure. I didn’t feel that tightness in my chest like I usually did when she was near. My hands weren’t curled into fists. My thoughts weren’t racing. I slowly sat down on a rock across from her. It was cool and smooth under me.“I didn’t think you’d agree to this,” she said after a long pause. Her voice was low and even.“I almost didn’t,” I replied. “But I guess I’m tired of