Semua Bab Fated To My Sister's Mate: Bab 141 - Bab 150

Audrey POV: “What the fuck is wrong with that man?” Michal muttered beside me after Marvin had gone in. I had the same question, but I’d given up on understanding Marvin a long time ago. He was too complex a person for me to unravel, and I could only wish him well. I sighed, looking at the time. It was far later than we’d planned, and I wanted to show Ruby her accessories before she went to bed again. Michal and I returned home quickly, and I had a pleasant surprise when I walked into the house. Ruby was still awake, but she wasn’t alone with Paul anymore. Instead she was talking animatedly about a toy in her hand to none other than my mate, who seemed to indulge her, smiling contentedly at her. I stayed quiet for a while, watching them, a weird feeling blooming in my chest. After having a conversation with Roman, I discovered that he was aware that the girl housed the surviving essence of his mom, and despite how odd it was, he’d accepted the fact, content with the fact tha

Roman POV:I almost couldn't believe it. I gazed at Audrey as she greeted some of the pack members with a huge smile on her face, sure that anyone who saw me could see the love in my eyes. She was mine, all mine. The mark of our union had appeared on our palms seconds after we kissed, and to say I was proud would be an understatement. She was mine.“You look like you just found the key to all your weaknesses,” Julian mumbled behind me, and I chuckled, my eyes still not leaving her. “You're embarrassing me, dude. Come on.” I chuckled again, then gave him a side glance. “Feeling lonely, Julian?”“Don’t be ridiculous,” he responded, glaring at me. “If anything, I'm sorry that you have to find yourself in such a precarious situation. Now, if anyone wants to get to you, they just have to get to her.” His eyes narrowed. “And with all the shit happening right now, you have to be ten times more vigilant.”Ever since our conversation with Jacob few days ago, fear and doubts lingered at the

Roman POV: I jumped off the bed, my heart racing, and saw that smoke had billowed through the curtains into the room. “Alpha!” came someone's muffled voice from outside. “Get out of there!” My body was instantly on high alert. The scent of smoke was thick and biting, a sharp contrast to the peaceful quiet I had just fallen into. I sat up fast, my heart beating loudly in my chest. Flames were dancing at the window of the infirmary, glowing brightly in the dark night. The room was no longer a place of quiet healing; it was a scene of chaos. Shouts and screams filled the air. I opened the door to see nurses running back and forth, their faces pale with fear. One of the assistant physicians was yelling orders, trying to organize people. But the smoke was building up, and it was obvious that everywhere would be in shambles soon. The pack doctor stood before me, obviously frightened as fuck. “Alpha, you have to leave, right now! Everywhere is on fire!” “Take all the patients and h

Roman POV:I woke up to a throbbing pain in my head. The smell of ash was gone, replaced by the annoying scent of antiseptic. But there was also something familiar about my surroundings, though I hadn't opened my eyes yet.My eyes fluttered open to a blur of white, and I slowly realized I was lying on a soft bed. I was in my own quarters, not the burning infirmary. My mind was a mess of images: fire, Marvin’s cruel face, a falling beam, and Tanya pulling Audrey away. My breath caught in my throat as panic slowly filled my thoughts. Audrey. Where was she?I tried to sit up immediately, but a sharp pain in my ribs stopped me. A hand gently pushed me back down. “You might want to lie down, Alpha Roman," a familiar voice said. It was Julian, his face etched with worry. The physician from the infirmary stood next to him, holding a small metal tray."Audrey," I croaked, my throat feeling scratchy. "Where is she? Is she alright?"Julian's eyes fell to the floor for a moment before he looke

Roman POV: My hands shook as I held the phone to my ear, the dial tone echoing in my drums. I had been calling Audrey's phone for two days straight, but the silence on the other end seemed to mock me. Julian regarded me quietly, his face a mask of concern as he watched me pace the office, the weight of my situation falling heavily upon me. The Luna was missing, and the pack members were rapidly dividing under the weight of an invisible war. "She would've called by now, Roman," Julian said, his voice quiet. "Something's not right. We need to tell the pack." "No," I growled, running a hand through my hair. "Not yet, Julian. If I tell them the Luna is missing, it'll be over. The elders will force a challenge. Marvin will win.” I glared at him. “The plan didn't work, Julian. It didn't work.” He was about to speak, but then the phone vibrated in my hand, and I looked at the screen. Lance. I answered immediately. "Lance, where are you? We need your help. Audrey is gone, and I-" "