All Chapters of The Mate She Can’t See: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY NINEKELVINThe screams were music.I stood on the ridge just above the pack lands, watching the flames rise. The sky burned orange and red, smoke filled the night air like a burnt offering. I watched them run around like scattered ants, Graham, Ronald, and his precious warriors, all trying to contain the chaos I had unleashed.It was beautiful.Behind me, a rogue stepped forward. “They’re scrambling,” he said with a smirk. “Didn’t expect us to come this hard.”“They never do,” I replied calmly, my eyes fixed on the battle below. “That’s why they’ll lose.”A loud explosion echoed, one of our rogues must have broken through. I grinned to myself.“Do you hear that?” I said. “That’s the sound of power shifting. That’s the sound of Graham losing.”Devlin tilted his head. “You really think he’ll fall tonight?”“No,” I said honestly. “But this is just the beginning. I’m not here to win tonight. I’m here to break him.”Devlin nodded slowly. “Smart.”“I watched

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTYRONALDThe courtyard was a battlefield. There was blood, smoke, and screams. It was everywhere, making me unable to think straight. I swung my blade hard, cutting down a rogue that had lunged at me with foam around his mouth. The bastard dropped like a sack of meat, but I didn’t even have time to breathe before the next one came.I gritted my teeth, blocking a blow with my arm and stabbing straight through his chest. My shirt was torn, and there www blood dripping from my shoulder, but I didn’t care. I was too far gone in the fight.Graham was in the middle of it all, like a possessed demon. His eyes were wild, his movements were precise and angry. I’d never seen him like this, not even during the bloodiest fights of the past. He wasn’t just protecting the pack, he was burning from the inside, and I knew why. It was because of Zoey.This wasn’t just about Kelvin’s attack. It was about her being gone, taken, and possibly hurt. I saw it in every strike Grah

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY TWOZOEYSomething shifted.I felt it before I heard it. I felt a strange pull deep in my chest, and I wasn’t sure what it meant. The room was quiet, same as always. The curtains barely moved. The lights were still low but something was different. It was in the air, it felt thicker, and colder.I sat up slowly. My head ached. The silence was worse now, and I didn’t like the feeling that came with it.I’d stopped screaming days ago. I didn’t know how long I’d been here anymore. Morning and night didn’t exist in this place. Only velvet curtains, candles, and locked doors.A soft knock came, but the door didn’t open yet.Still, I stood up. My legs wobbled, but I didn’t sit back down. My bare feet brushed the thick rug as I crossed to the window. I pressed my hand to the glass.Somewhere out there, something had happened.“Graham,” I whispered. It came out cracked.The door opened behind me. I turned around slowly.Two women stepped inside. Always the same ma

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY FOURGRAHAMThe forest was quiet, so much quiet. I stepped carefully over the roots and fallen leaves, breathing in the cold, damp air. I’d been tracking this scent for hours now, it was faint, but yet so sharp, it smelled like blood mixed with something dark.It led me deeper into the woods, farther from our pack than I’d ever been. Every step made my heart beat faster, a mix of hope and fear filled me up. This had to be the place, the vampires’ coven. I was sure of it.When I reached a small clearing, the signs were clear, there were broken branches burned black, the ground looked like it had been stepped on a lot of times by so many people. Behind thick bushes, I saw the entrance to a cave, hidden and shadowed. This was where they hid Zoey.I stood there a moment, letting the cold rush into my body. Then I turned and ran back toward the pack, urgency pushing me.By the time I reached them, the sun was just rising, light pouring softly through the trees

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY SIXGRAHAMWe finally reached the edge of vampire territory. I stopped walking and stared ahead. The trees here were tall and strange. The air felt heavier, like something thick was flowing with it. I could feel the change even in my bones.This place didn’t want us here but I didn’t care.Behind me, the wolves shifted. Ronald came up beside me, breathing steady, eyes scanning everything. Idris and Malcolm stood a little behind him, watching the path with quiet alertness. No one said anything. The silence around us didn’t feel peaceful. It felt like a warning.“They know we’re here,” I said.Ronald nodded. “Then why is it so quiet?”“Because they want it to be,” I answered. “They’re not hiding us from them. They’re hiding from us.”“Or setting a trap,” Idris muttered.I didn’t respond because I didn’t care if it was a trap. I wanted them to try. I wanted them to come out so I could finally let this anger inside me do what it was meant to do.We kept walki