All Chapters of The Alpha's Fated Desire: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

{Lyra}When I first woke up, all I saw was darkness, but somehow, the darkness felt familiar. While my subconscious was trying to figure out why it felt so familiar, a wave of realization hit me, and I remembered that I was on a sled.I was taking part in Myra’s bridal relay, about to sled down a hill, so why in the Goddess’s name was I here now?In a space made of literally nothing.I tried to move, but my legs didn’t budge one bit. It was like they’d been glued to the floor… or whatever this black surface even was. I couldn’t feel anything beneath me, and yet I was sure I was standing on something.“Hello?” I called out, weakly at first, but my voice still echoed like I’d shouted in a canyon. “Is anybody there?”“I’m here.” I heard a voice from nowhere.I tried to jump, but I still couldn’t move. It didn’t stop my heart from skipping a beat as I looked around wildly. “Who sad that?” I asked, squinting into the darkness.“I did,” the voice replied again, but a little softer this tim

{Dominic}I stared helplessly at the portal as it shrunk and shrunk till it dissapeared right in front of me. The moment it did, everywhere felt very quiet except the occasional sound of wind fluttering the trees.I hoped with everything inside of me that Evangeline would be okay, and a huge part of me was also hoping that she would somehow find a way to help Odessa. The thought of a witch possessing my sister was both sickening and disheartening to hear, and if Evangeline thought that she could stop that from happening, then the least I could do was believe in her.I let out a deep sigh and made my way back to the car, driving back to Grimhold’s manor. During the drive I decided to really take in the sights the town had to offer. I had to make it seem that I had driven all the way to the airstrip, so a little detour was probably for the best.Frostvale may have been a terribly cold region, but it was a beautiful place nonetheless. Grimhold was rumored to rule with an iron fist, much

{Dominic}You would think by now I’d have learnt my lesson and stopped letting Evangeline out of my sight. She hadn’t shown up at Allen’s tower, which meant that she could be anywhere. The second I ended the call with Ryker, I tried calling her, but for some reason she wasn’t picking. I kept trying and trying until finally, the line connected.“Oh thank the moon goddess, you’re okay.” I breathed a sigh of relief.“My apologies Alpha, but the Luna just left.” came a different voice than Evangeline’s.“Mirabel?” I asked, a bit unsure.“Yes, Alpha.”“Why are you with her phone?” I asked in confusion.“She left in a hurry and when she shifted, I picked her phone up from the driveway.” Mirabel answered.I let out a sigh, at least she was alive and in Crownshaven. “But why didn’t the portal open in Allen’s tower like it was supposed to?”“Thank you, Mirabel. Inform me the second she gets back.” “Of course, Alpha.” she replied and I cut the call to focus on my own situation. I was alone i

{Lyra}“Odessa?” I gasped as I slowly stepped into the room. The smell of dark magic was so thick it clung to the back of my throat.Odessa was strapped to a metal chair that was bolted to the ground, looking like it belonged in the crazy part of the asylum. Her wrists and her ankles were tied down with tight black bands that pinned her down to the chair. She was still unconscious, but there was a glowing silver band with wires fixed into it, placed around her head.Her head was tilted to the side, and her breath came in short gasps.“My word,” I gasped at the sight in front of me. Then my eyes flickered to Doctor Maek in his white coat and glasses, standing a few feet away from her, humming to himself while scribbling something on his clipboard. “She’s responding well,” he muttered, tapping his pen on the page. “Fascinating brain activity…”“WHAT the hell do you think you’re doing?!” I practically barked as I slammed the door open so hard it bounced off the wall.Doctor Maek jumped

{Lyra}No matter how badly I wanted to, I couldn’t look away. My eyes were glued to the huge frame of the creature that literally took up the entire doorway. The lights in the asylum had come back on, but they flickered nervously, only adding to the eerie feel. Thanks to the light, I could see the charred body of the creature with two glowing red eyes that pierced through the darkness, and locked on Odessa.The creature took one slow, deliberate step forward, its long, jagged claws curling against the floor with a scraping sound that made my skin crawl.The second it moved, the stench hit me almost immediately. It smelled like burnt skin and rot, and my stomach twisted while Odessa whimpered behind me. I didn’t know what the creature was, but every cell in my body screamed that it wasn’t something I would like to get better acquainted with.Its eyes were locked directly on Odessa, and I knew I couldn't let it get to her. “Grab on!” I shouted, already bending forward. Just moving se