All Chapters of Marked By Fate: The Alpha Who Loved Me: Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

Kat’s POVMy eyelids grew heavier and heavier, like two stones I couldn’t lift anymore. No matter how hard I tried to fight it, the darkness was stronger. It pulled me under slowly, wrapping around me like thick smoke. My body felt weak, my limbs heavy, and my head spun. The last thing I heard before everything faded away was my mother screaming my name, and Anna’s voice breaking as she cried for me. Then—nothing. Just silence and blackness.When I woke up, it was like waking from a nightmare—only worse, because this time, it was real. The air was freezing cold, and a sharp pain shot through my wrists when I tried to move. I gasped softly, realizing I was chained down. Cold metal cuffs bit into my skin, holding me tightly against a rough stone table. My whole body ached, and the surface beneath me felt damp and uneven.The room was dimly lit by a few torches stuck into the stone walls, their flames flickering weakly. Shadows danced everywhere, making the place look alive. I could smel

Kat’s POVI glared at him through the blur of my tears, every muscle in my body trembling with a mix of fear, grief, and fury. The air around us felt heavy, thick with the smell of burned flesh and ashes from what Malakar had done. My throat burned from screaming, my voice hoarse, but I still forced the words out through clenched teeth.“You’ll regret this,” I whispered, though my voice cracked halfway through. My eyes stung as another tear slipped down my cheek.Malakar tilted his head, the faintest smirk tugging at the corner of his mouth. He looked almost amused. “No,” he said softly, stepping closer. His tone was calm, almost casual, but his eyes—those glowing red eyes—held nothing but cruelty. “I never regret.”The way he said it made my stomach twist. He sounded so sure of himself, so untouchable. His words rang in my ears like poison, and something deep inside me snapped. I wasn’t going to let him win. Not again.Behind him, my mother was still chained to the floor, her eyes wi

Kat’s POVI found myself standing in a meadow. A peaceful one. The kind that looked like something out of a dream. The air was soft and warm, filled with the smell of wildflowers. The sky was a pale gold, the sun sitting low like it was almost sunset. A light breeze brushed against my skin, making the tall grass sway gently around me. For the first time in what felt like forever, there was no pain, no fear — just quiet.Everything was so beautiful it almost hurt to look at. The grass stretched endlessly in every direction, sprinkled with flowers of every color — white daisies, bluebells, and purple ones I didn’t even know the names of. The sound of a small stream nearby reached my ears, soft and calming. I could even hear birds singing somewhere far off.I started walking slowly, my bare feet brushing against the cool grass. It felt strange, like I’d been running for so long and finally stopped. My chest felt lighter. My heart wasn’t racing anymore. I breathed deeply, and for the firs

Kat’s POVThe steady beeping of the machine beside me echoed softly in the room, mixing with the faint hum of voices from the hallway. It was a cold, sterile sound — nothing like the peaceful calm of the meadow I’d just left. I blinked slowly, my eyelids heavy, and when I tried to move, pain rippled through my body like small waves. My throat felt dry, and every breath came out shallow and weak.It took me a few seconds to realize where I was. The room smelled like antiseptic and herbs, the kind they used for healing wounds. The walls were white, the curtains pale silver, and sunlight leaked weakly through the small window. I was in the pack hospital.For a moment, my mind was blank — then the memories rushed back all at once. Malakar. The fire. The pain. The meadow. The Moon Goddess. Her voice telling me I wasn’t done yet.My heart began to beat faster. I turned my head slowly, wincing from the ache in my neck. And that’s when I saw him.Liam.He was sitting on a chair right next to

Kat’s POVAnna and my mum came to visit me later that evening. Or maybe I should say my two mums. Even though Anna was the one who gave birth to me, Allie was the one who had raised me — who had stayed up all night when I was sick, who had held me after nightmares, who had taught me to be strong. I loved them both deeply, but in different ways. Anna was my beginning, but Allie was my anchor.The door creaked open softly, and I turned my head toward the sound. Liam was still sitting by my bedside, his fingers interlaced with mine. He hadn’t moved an inch since I’d woken up earlier. His eyes were tired, but he refused to rest. I could tell by the faint stubble on his jaw and the way his shoulders slumped that he hadn’t slept in days.When Anna and Allie stepped in, their faces were pale from worry. Anna’s hands were clasped tightly together, and Allie’s eyes were already glistening with tears. The moment they saw me awake, their expressions shifted — fear melting into relief, then overw