All Chapters of Chained By Fate: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

FAITH“I’m glad you’re okay,” I said to Nova, and her smile fell. Seeing her walls go right back up in front of me was odd, but they did. Juliana lifted her hand and beckoned one of the pack doctors over.They rushed to Nova’s bed immediately, appearing scared and refusing to even look at her. Instead, their focus remained on the witch, and I had to wonder what hell Nova had put them through before we got there.“I want her out of here. Now.” Juliana demanded, and Nova visibly relaxed. “Of course. We will have her transferred to a private room right away.” “No. I don’t want you wheeling her to another room. I want her discharged. Is she in critical condition? If not, then let her go.”“No, but we still have to follow procedure.” “Fuck your procedure…” Nova growled and swung her legs over the side of the bed. I was stunned as she twisted her body to see her upper arm and shoulder were purple and black. Kaiden had done a lot of damage. If her arm looked like that, I couldn't imagine

FAITH“I want trackers sent out immediately! Double patrols and have all security footage combed through, now!” Kaiden’s voice woke me from my slumber. I rolled over, my back stiff from the hard sofa, and rubbed my eyes to clear the sleep away. The room was still dark, and I groaned, knowing I had been woken in the middle of the night. I knew we were in the middle of a war, but it would be nice to get one night with more than a few hours of sleep. The light turned on as Kaiden stormed in, and I groaned in annoyance.“Alpha, we caught her scent. She crossed the border almost two hours ago.” The guard said.Did he think I had run again? Not that I hadn’t thought about it, but I wasn’t stupid enough to run a second time when I now knew he had Juliana tracking me through my blood. I watched the vein in Kaiden’s neck pulsing with his anger. “We have another traitor in our ranks. I want to know who helped her.” Kaiden ordered, and I sat up. This couldn’t be about him thinking I ran. So

FAITH Kaiden sat back, smirking at me as I caught my breath before getting to his feet. I was disappointed that he was putting space between us as the cold air from the ceiling fan hit my wet center, but I wasn't done with him, and if he wanted to bend me over his desk or fuck me against the wall, he could. I would let him put me anywhere and in any position he liked. “I’m not sure that’s such a good idea,” He said, but I could hear the teasing tone behind his words. Standing, I pulled my shirt over my head before grabbing his and doing the same. He didn’t protest or try to stop me, and I was grateful when he pulled his own pants off and I got to see him spring free. Gods! He was beautiful. Every inch of him was spectacular, and had I not wanted to be impaled by him, I would probably have been terrified by how deadly he looked. Each muscle was pronounced and built, showing the hours a day he worked on it. He looked like a weapon designed for war, and it turned me on to see

KAIDEN“That was interesting,” Nova muttered as she wrinkled her nose in the direction of the couch. “If your women are running away after, you’re doing something wrong.” “She wasn’t running away,” I muttered, a little distracted by the fact that I had tried to kiss Faith twice, and she had turned her head both times. “Okay, Buddy. Whatever you say.” Nova mocked, and I gave her an unamused glare before seeing her bandages and bruises. Her face dropped as she saw what I was looking at, and I took a deep breath. “Nova,” I started, but she raised her hand, cutting me off. “I don’t want to hear it. You had your chance to apologize last night in the infirmary. Instead, you threw a fit out of jealousy and didn’t even bother to check on me before leaving.” Nova said, glaring at me, and I knew she was right. I was an Alpha. I didn’t ever need to apologize to anyone, but I was also a brother, and she deserved an apology. “I am so sorry, Nova,” I whispered, and even though she said she d

FAITH I tried my hardest to respect Juliana's privacy and not look around. Still, she had so many magical trinkets around the room that I couldn’t help but give in to my curiosity and look around until she gestured for us to sit at a little dining table. “How can I help you?” She asked. “You said when I knocked Sable off Kaiden to save him that it hadn’t been your magic impacting her. It had been mine.” I clarified, wanting to bring Nova up to speed so she understood why I had been trying to use my magic on her father. “That’s what I said.” “How would it be possible for me to have used magic without Kaiden controlling it? I tried. I couldn’t use it on my own.” It was embarrassing to admit I had failed. “He was in danger. Perhaps even unconscious Kaiden knew he was in danger and channeled your magic.” Juliana explained, but it still didn’t make sense. “But I wasn’t touching her, and if I had done it, I would have to be touching her.” “That I’m not familiar with. I do not h