All Chapters of Fated To My Sister's Mate: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Roman POV: “What do you want to talk about?” I growled, placing my phone on the table. He grinned at me and walked into the room, shutting the door behind him, before strolling towards me with confidence. By the time I'd almost lost my control over my anger, he'd slid into a chair, crossed his legs, and smiled at me. “I hear you know I'm in tight with the Crimson Wolves,” he said. I frowned. “Get to the fucking point.” He grinned. “Come now, Brother. It wouldn't do to be so angry when I'm the key to finding that mate of yours.” That did it. The last of my self control burnt into nothingness. I closed the distance between us in a single, fluid motion, my hands gripping Marvin's collar. His smirk faltered, replaced by a flicker of terror. He had expected me to be angry, but he hadn't expected the sheer, unfiltered rage that was coursing through me. This wasn't about a challenge for the Alpha position anymore. This was about treason. He had endangered our entire pack, our wom

Audrey POV: After my conversation with Selena, the next few days were a blur of medical examinations and endless questions. The doctors poked and prodded me, and they made me do a series of frustrating memory tests. “Do you think you could answer questions on current affairs?” “How many fingers am I holding up?” “What telenovela series is your favorite?” “Do you think you have a celebrity crush?” Suffice to say, I couldn’t give proper replies to most of those questions. I could remember my name, Audrey, but nothing else. Nothing about my family, my friends, my life. It was as though I had been reborn in that hospital bed, a blank slate, a hollow shell of a person. When another week passed, the head doctor, a kind-faced man with a patient voice, finally came to me with the results. "Audrey," he said, his voice soft. "We have the results of your tests. You have developed partial amnesia. It's a temporary side effect of the head trauma. You will likely regain your memories o

Audrey POV:After I was discharged from the hospital, Selena, took me shopping, emphasizing the fact that I needed new clothes. I couldn't argue with her, considering the fact that I didn't have any clothes. It was a new experience I was all too happy to have. I chose three simple pairs of jeans; a soft, gray hoodie, and a few other clothes that were designed for comfort. Selena chattered happily the whole time, her voice a steady anchor in a sea of my confusion as she took me around, explaining some of the things I was blank about on the way.When I saw the price of all my purchases, I wanted to faint, but Selena paid in full, telling me not to worry, and that I could pay it back whenever I could. Of course, I kept that in mind, and was determined to work hard enough for that to happen soon. My first day at work was a mix of a hundred different emotions. Selena hadn't been kidding when she said it was a small restaurant. It was filled with endless chatter, the delicious smell of fo

Audrey POV: “Apparently, more humans have gone missing,” some guy sitting behind us said, sighing deeply. “And no one knows who might be the culprit.” Selena and I were sitting in a small, cozy cafe, surrounded by the aroma of coffee and pastries. I had just finished an exhausting shift at the restaurant, same as her, so we decided to stop at a shop before leaving for home. We hadn't been able to speak properly since I started working and our shifts differed, so it was the best time to have a chat. "So," Selena said, her voice soft, taking my mind off what the man had said. "How was your first week? Was it as scary as you thought it was going to be?" She smiled easily. “Did you see anyone you liked?” I laughed lightly. "Please, Selena. And no, I didn’t see anyone I liked. It was really tough. But Kady helped me- she's one of the other employees. She was so kind.” Her eyebrows rose. "Kady? The emo girl who never speaks? She helped you?" I nodded. "She never speaks? She saved m

Roman POV: I was at the gate with the other soldiers, tearing flesh and crunching the bones of the mutants, purple blood splattered all over my clothes. They'd come in torrents, like clouds gathering for rain, and I was grateful that I'd heeded Lance's warning, else the casualties would have been far more than they currently were. I couldn't imagine how it would have been if the pack members were not underground. I would have had to- Something sliced my arm and I gritted my teeth, punching a hole through the assailant's chest and pulling out its heart. I'd gotten distracted. How terrible. We were reducing in numbers, but they weren't, and the thought vexed me to no end. “Alpha!” someone yelled in my mind. “The defense at the south border is down! We need reinforcements!” I surveyed the situation before me. Men were dropping to the floor, dead, and our numbers were reducing like crazy. “Julian, have we got any extra guards around?!” My Beta, who was fighting alongside me wit