Semua Bab Mated To The Alpha King: Bab 101 - Bab 110

Kieran's POV Time seemed to slow to a halt as we all waited. I for one, couldn't wait to see and hear what the old lady had to say. She'd been incredibly quiet since all of this started, and the fact that she was willing to speak up now, didn't mean I was going to give her all the time in the world. If anything, all ot meant and proved was the fact that she knew more than she was letting on, right from the very beginning, but yet, she decided to keep quiet. My mind trailed back to the last couple of minutes. I glanced at Samantha's father again, and just by looking at him,I could already tell the amount of pain he was in. If his wife and daughter could keep quiet for so long,long enough for him to get beaten to a pulp and almost the point of death, I shuddered at what they would have done to Liana. If they had access to her that is.I shook my head slowly, willing the thoughts to disappear. My gaze landed on the woman in front of me, and the fact that she still hadn't said anythi

Liana's POV The forest was deserted, and even though deep down I knew wandering around by this time was dangerous, I didn't dare turn back. I couldn't even stop, even if I wanted to. Panic settled in the pit of my stomach, but I tried my level best to not focus on it. Instead, I chanted and muttered words to myself to make me feel better. “You can do this.” I murmured underneath my breath. “You can do this. Just keep walking as if nothing else matters.”The easy part was saying it,and the hard part? Actually believing it. The sound of twigs crushing underneath my boots sent chills and panic down my spine. With each step I took, I felt I was this close to running into more trouble. I also couldn't shake off the fact that I was being watched. Call it paranoia or whatever, all I knew was I wasn't going to feel the least bit better, until I got out of this damned palace. The forest loomed above and around me, and with each branch I kicked out of the way, I couldn't help but feel like

Liana's POV I'd always believed in miracles, but sometimes, a small part of me couldn't help but doubt it's potency sometimes. I was aware that a lot of people believed in it,and I did too, but one could say they were various levels to the kind of beliefs they had. For example, I didn't believe in last minute miracles, but somehow, that was the one way the moon goddess had decided to save me from my impending doom. It had all happened so fast that if I wasn't there to witness it, I probably wouldn't have believed it even happened. One minute Ryle was on top of me and pressing sloppy and disgusting kisses against my skin, and the next, someone had burst into the shabby building he'd called a house and a prison for me. I wasn't expecting any of that to happen, but when I said Kieran was the last person I thought was going to find us, I definitely wasn't lying. The moment he'd kicked the doors right off its hinges , we were both rooted in our spots, like his presence had forced us

Liana's POV I allowed Kieran's words to ring patiently in my ears. They echoed over and over again, and despite that, it still didn't change anything. His words hung in the air, as if they were daring me to repeat the answer I'd just given him.“Are you sure?” Kieran asked one more time. “Do you really want to do this?” I took in his expression one more time. He looked serious, and even though he was silently urging me to make a decision, I had the reassurance that he was going to support me no matter the decision I made. “I'm sure.* I let out after what seemed like forever. “Come on, let's go.” I gave him a small nod as we walked down the stairs that led to the dungeons. The walls were made of stone, and a stale stench sat in the air. It wasn't that strange, but it reeked of dried blood and the thought of how much blood these walls have held sent shivers down my spine. I wasn't sure I'd been to the dungeon before, but it definitely wasn't an experience I was willing to revisit

Kieran's POV I wasn't sure what to make out of what had just happened, but there was one thing I couldn't deny; it was all over. Samantha, the crazy bitch that just didn't want to stop scheming in an attempt to ruin our lives, was finally dead. And her silly father who always supported her stupid decisions, could easily join her wherever she was in the afterlife. A small part of me had thought her mother would try to prove to be stubborn,or even challenge me for what I'd done, but she hadn't. Instead, she'd agreed to my terms to never show her face again. The only person that was left was Ryle, and I was going to get him in due time. For a split second, my mind went back to the cells and I was able to picture their lifeless bodies. Call me cruel, heartless or whatever, but the satisfaction u felt at the fact that they were now gone wasn't something I couldn't make up. I didn't feel the least bit of remorse. The only thing that hurt me , was the fact that Liana had been rattled by