All Chapters of The Bridge To The Alpha’s Human Mate: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Ridge’s Pov Looking around, I saw that people were starting to look at Blake, with accusation in there eyes, and some were even pointing fingers, murmuring things to her. I gritted my teeth as I looked from them to Roman, signaling to him to come drag off this woman before I did what I would regret. He gave a curt nod and started towards the podium, but he didn’t make it here before I heard the loud thud, and then someone shouted. “She’s fainted, the Luna has fainted.” The sound hit me like a gunshot. My head snapped toward where Blake had been standing, and my chest tightened so hard it hurt. She was on the floor, pale as paper, her hair spilling over the polished wood like ink on snow. For a heartbeat, I couldn’t move… then instinct took over. I was across the room before anyone else even thought to reach her, shoving past a knot of gawking wolves who didn’t have the sense to get out of my way. My knees hit the floor beside her, and I scooped her up, one arm cradling her ba

Ridge’s Pov“Where the fuck are the doctors?” I asked Roman as I walked back into the common room. The damn party had been interrupted and over, so everyone had either gone back home or to their respective chambers in here at the pack house. They knew we’ll not to cross me. Roman looked down at his phone, and then at me. “They both just arrived.” He said. I wondered why we had to wait two solid hours for the two doctors we had here in the pack, but then again, they were probably at work, which was why they couldn’t even make the party in the first place. We walked out of the common room to the front door, where the doctors were already getting out of their cars. “Good evening, Alpha R…” “Keep your greetings to yourself, and get to my wife.” I said. “Where is she?” One of them asked and I grunted. “She’s in my chambers. Follow me.” I said and started towards the elevator. A few minutes later, we were there, and the doctors started to examine Blake. I stood at the sid

Ridge’s Pov The moment I entered into my mother's house, I started to yell for where Clarissa was, but no one answered me. My mother was in the sitting room, her hands folded, and I could tell she was tensed. Nina wasn't anywhere I could see, but I was sure she was somewhere crying, because she had heard the news by now. That was the way my baby sister reacted to news like this. Julia was right behind me, toeing around and trying to get me to calm down. “You don't really need to do this, Ridge.” she said, her voice small and cautious, and she also knew not to touch me. I looked behind me with my eyes squinted, warning her without having to say anything. “I know, I know. You're angry, but you have to calm down, or you're going to do something you'll regret.” she said. “Regret?” I growled, my voice low but sharp enough to make Julia flinch. “The only thing I regret is letting her back into this house in the first place.” “Mom did that,” Julia said, giving Mom a look over he

Blake’s PovThe heavy feel of my eyelids was starting to tire the shit out of me, especially now that I knew I was conscious. I could feel the heat on my skin, and I could hear the steady beep of something close by, rhythmic, too measured to be natural. It wasn’t part of me, not really, but somehow it anchored me, told me I wasn’t completely gone. It took me a minute to calm myself down instead of freaking out like I would normally do when I realized I couldn’t open my eyes. My chest rose, but it felt shallow, weak, as if my lungs weren’t mine anymore. I told myself to stay still, to listen, to wait, and I was still doing that when it happened. Like a shadow sweeping over me, the world shifted. One moment I was trapped in the weight of my own body, and the next I was standing in the middle of the woods. Not just any woods… the woods. The smoky haze, the branches arching above like claws, the ground damp beneath my bare feet. My heart stuttered because I knew this place. I had walk

Blake’s PovFor what seemed like an eternity, all I could do was stare down at the phone, like it was something I couldn't touch. My father? Now it made sense how weird the number looked, but that wasn't the point. How did he got this number? I had nothing to do with him, and likewise. “Are you there, Blake?” he asked and I swallowed hard, my throat suddenly painful, constricting and choking. I didn't know what to say, whether not to say a word and pretend it was a wrong number, or whether not to even say anything until the call ended. Either way, I was still feeling like I might die from the way my heart was jumping wildly. “I know you're there, and you can hear me. The least you can do for your father after sending him to prison, is answer his call. You wouldn't even visit me here.” he said. I still couldn't say anything after that, and Julia, my life saving Julia, spoke instead of me. Julia’s voice came out firm, sharp in a way I had rarely heard from her. “You don’t