Semua Bab Alpha's Cursed Twain: Bab 131 - Bab 140

  CELESTE'S POV I wiped away any remnant of tears and pulled my chaotic emotions all together before walking into Killian's room. The last thing I wanted was for him to assume the battle had affected me negatively. If anything, I wanted the sight of me to encourage him to allow me to take charge of other fighting without hesitation.  Instinctively, my gaze zeroed in on the bed as I stepped into the room, and there he lay still with his eyes closed. I frowned at the unfamiliar sight. I was so used to seeing him conscious and in charge that the sight of him sleeping didn't sit well with me.  My frown deepened at the familiar sight of Sam. He was seated beside Killian's bed, attentively going through a file in his hand. His head jerked toward

  CELESTE’S POV It’s been four days since Killian got wounded, and so far, I would say we are still stuck on day one since he still couldn't move, the pain was simply unbearable for him if he tried, and the doctor demanded he stop moving completely, at least until the wound heals.  But that’s where the problem lies: the wound wasn’t healing, no matter how hard the doctors worked or how much I tried to channel my magic to make it heal. Most of the time, after my unsuccessful sessions at healing him, I end up dead on my feet and rid of all energy. I learned the hard way that my magic just wasn’t meant for healing physical harm.  “It’s a solid no. I am not letting you do that again.” The only thing Killian could do was speak, and right now, h

   CELESTE’S POV “If you are bored of sitting around him, you can simply say so. I wouldn’t have the time to judge you for that even if I wanted to.”  Logan deadpanned, staring at me like I was just another wall in the hallway.  “Are you seriously thinking I would get tired of taking care of my mate?” I glared at him openly, completely fed up with his rudeness. I can’t believe he would assume that when all I was trying to do was to express my concern to him. He was trying to not only step on my nerve but to crush it in the process, and so far, it was working perfectly well for him.  “Of course.” He shrugged like it was the most obvious thing to do. “What else will be the reason for your complaint?” &nb

SAM'S POVI wasn't welcomed in the meeting, it's clear on the faces of Logan and some of the elders, but I cared less about what they think or want. We were all seated, and the conversation hadn't yet gotten to the point I wanted. They were still discussing strategies to tackle the rogues, and so far, I would say they have a brilliant plan. Not that I care overall. "Another thing...." My ears perked up at Corwin's voice. "The pack cannot continue without an active Alpha for long. We need to discuss that."I could tell almost everyone around had thought of that, but it was too hefty of a topic for anyone to bring up. They just kept tiptoeing around it, and now that someone was man enough to let it out in the open, they were all taking far longer than necessary to react. The entire conference room was silent for over five minutes, and when I finally decided to break the silence, even though I knew it wasn't the wisest thing to do, Logan thankfully beat me to it. "He is wounded by a ro

SAM’S POVElder Corwin stared at me, and I stared right back at him. I have something to say and so does he, but neither of us was willing to pick the first bet. After the not-so-productive meeting, he returned to his house, and I went to see Killian. Just as Logan had mentioned, he was indeed improving, and our point against him might end up being baseless if I don't act fast. I went in search of Corwin the minute I left Killian’s room, which brought us here, seated in his living room, engaged in a staring contest of some sort. “We have something in common.” When I saw that he really wasn’t going to speak first, I sighed and gave in. I was the one in need of support, I shouldn't be acting all cocky. At least not at the moment. “I don't want Killian on the throne.” Even though I spoke first, he did break the overall silence first. This is something we both have in common, but neither of us was willing to admit it out loud. While his dislike for Killian’s regime wasn't a behind-the-s