Semua Bab Unwritten Mates : Bab 81 - Bab 90

The moment Kimmy’s call ended, it was like my body wasn’t mine anymore. I couldn’t breathe, couldn’t think, couldn’t see anything but Quinn’s face twisted in pain. My fists clenched so hard my nails dug into my palms, but I didn’t feel it. All I felt was Amarok, my wolf, surging forward with a fury that burned hotter than anything I’d ever known.Get to her. Now. His voice was a snarl, feral and commanding. It wasn’t a suggestion. It was an order.“If we rush in, we’ll get her killed,” I spat back, my voice a harsh whisper in the empty room. But my words felt hollow even to me.Amarok didn’t care. He roared inside me, a sound so powerful it ripped through my chest and escaped as a guttural growl that shook the walls. Glass shattered somewhere downstairs. My vision blurred at the edges as the shift threatened to overtake me.The house erupted into chaos. Footsteps thundered down the hall. Voices rose, panicked and urgent, but I couldn’t make out the words. My senses were too consumed by

I couldn’t breathe. Luca’s eyes pinned me in place, a predator locking onto its prey, blazing with unrestrained fury.“Luca, don’t,” I whispered, my voice trembling but resolute. My pulse roared in my ears, each beat a desperate countdown. His lip curled, a low growl reverberating from deep within his chest. It wasn’t just Luca standing before me—it was him and Amarok, their anger fused into one volatile force. His eyes glowed red, smoldering like embers ready to ignite. My heart clenched painfully as his voice thundered through my mind, relentless and sharp.“Don’t lie to me, Quinn. I know.” I swallowed hard, fighting to keep my expression neutral.“Know what?” I shot back, my tone more defensive than I intended.“Don’t play dumb. I know Cale stabbed you.” A cold chill swept over me, locking my body in place.For a fleeting moment, I forgot how to breathe. Damn it. How did he find out?Forcing myself to straighten, I met his gaze head-on. “You don’t know what you’re talking about.”Hi

The week had been exhausting, but for once, I didn’t mind. Meeting after meeting with Alphas from all over, each one a puzzle I needed to solve and a mind I needed to sway. It was grueling, but it was working.Progress. Real progress.The plan against Cale was finally gaining traction. Some Alphas, the usual power-hungry ones, were already aligned with his insane idea of world domination. But the majority? They wanted no part of it. They wanted balance, stability, something they could rely on for the future of their packs. And they wanted me to lead that charge. It felt good, knowing the tide was turning in my favor. The satisfaction of hearing Alpha after Alpha pledge their support, seeing the cracks form in Cale’s foundation, was unlike anything I’d ever experienced.Still, not all meetings were victories. Some were battles, subtle wars fought with words and glances, where one wrong move could mean losing everything.The meeting with Alexander had been the most delicate of them all.

I barely had time to process what was happening before the car jolted to a sudden, teeth-rattling stop. My stomach did a weird flip, and I glanced at Kimmy and Derek, both of them looking just as puzzled as me.“Everything okay?” I asked, leaning forward slightly.Before either of them could answer, my door flew open with such force I thought it might snap right off the hinges. My heart leaped into my throat as a hand shot out, seizing my wrist like it belonged to someone who owned the entire world—and everyone in it.The next thing I knew, I was flung over a broad, very familiar shoulder.“Luca!” I shrieked, my voice bouncing between shock and pure fury. “What the hell are you doing?!”He didn’t answer—of course, he didn’t. My fists pounded against his back, and I wriggled like a fish on a hook, managing to slip free for a second. I landed on my feet, adrenaline spiking. Without wasting a breath, I spun on my heel and bolted.Pathetic. Absolutely pathetic. He caught up with me in two

Ethan’s voice sliced through the charged air. “Luca!” His tone was sharp, like a blade cutting through the chaos. Luca looked away from me, cursing under his breath.“What the hell do you mean, he’s here?” Luca demanded, pulling Ethan in and shutting the door behind him. Ethan’s golden eyes flicked between us, lingering a little too long on my messy hair and Luca’s half-torn shirt. I felt heat rise to my face, but there was no time for embarrassment.Ethan's smirk barely held back his amusement. “Cale. Downstairs. Looking for her.”My stomach dropped. “Oh no,” I breathed, pacing like a trapped animal. “I—I didn’t think he’d—”“You didn’t think at all,” Luca snapped, raking his fingers through his hair. “Damn it, Quinn! Do you have any idea how dangerous this is?”“It wasn’t my fault!” I shot back, my chest tightening. “The meeting went long, and then—”“And then you let me kiss you,” Luca interrupted, his eyes blazing with accusation.I flinched at the raw truth of it but didn’t back d