All Chapters of CONTRACTED TO THE BEAST ALPHA: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

Kaelion stood in the entrance hall, even though he already knew who his guest was, he remained calm.He had given Marcus explicit instructions to stay away from this place, to keep his distance and let things unfold as planned. So why was the fool here now, risking everything?The door swung open and Marcus stormed in without waiting for an invitation. His face was flushed with anger and his eyes became hostile as soon as they locked eyes."Why are you here?" Kaelion demanded in a furious tone. "I told you specifically not to come to this location. What if you were followed? What if someone tracked you here?"Marcus shook his head and his expression still etched with a frown. "No one followed me. I made sure of it because I doubled back three times and checked every possible tail. I was careful.""Careful is not good enough," Kaelion snapped. "You should not be here at all.""I would not be here if you had kept your end of the deal!" Marcus shot back in a furious tone.He took several

The convoy of vehicles moved through the roads as they headed toward the first location Claire had marked on her map.Trent sat in the lead car, his jaw clenched tight as he seemed so restless.Every mile they covered felt like it was taking forever, and every second that passed was another second Zora remained missing.In the car behind him, Brandon sat in the driver's seat with Claire beside him in the passenger side. The tension in their vehicle was different from the one Trent carried. Brandon kept glancing over at his mate, his expression troubled."You know," Brandon finally said, breaking the silence that had lingered for a while, "if this turns out to be nothing, if we get there and find another empty location, it is going to destroy him."Claire turned to look at Brandon, her brow furrowed. "What do you mean?""Alpha Trent!" Brandon explained in a gentle tone. "I know you have not known him for very long, but this past month has been hell for him. Every false lead, every dead

Trent circled Kaelion, his wolf form was covered by blood stains which were not his and his gaze lurked at Kaelion, trying to be prepared for each step he took.Each time they clashed, he learned more about his opponent's fighting style. Kaelion was faster, there was no denying that. The vampire's speed was unnatural, allowing him to strike and retreat before Trent could land a solid counterattack.But speed was not everything.Trent had been fighting his entire life. He had trained against opponents of all kinds, learned to read their movements and anticipate their strategies. And right now, he could see a pattern forming in Kaelion's attacks.The vampire favored his right side. Every strike, every dodge, every movement leaned slightly to the right. It was subtle, barely noticeable, but it was there.Trent shifted his stance, pretending to favor his left side now as if nursing an injury. He let himself stumble slightly, giving Kaelion an opening that looked too good to pass up.Kaeli

The drive back to the pack house felt endless to Trent. He sat in the back seat with Zora beside him, hyperaware of every breath she took and every small movement she made. She stared out the window in silence with no recognition on her face.Brandon drove while Claire sat in the passenger seat, occasionally glancing back at them with worry written all over her expression. Nobody spoke. What was there to say?Trent wanted to reach for Zora's hand, wanted to pull her close and never let go, but he forced himself to keep his distance. She was already terrified enough without him crowding her.And he knew that if he made any attempts, she would leave and he might never see her again, which was his greatest fear.After about thirty minutes, Zora's eyes started to droop. Her head tilted to the side as exhaustion finally caught up with her.Trent watched as she fought to stay awake, her body swaying around but mostly to his side.When her head started to fall forward, Trent could not stop h

Trent walked the doctor to the door, speaking with him in low tones for a moment before watching him leave down the hallway. When the doctor was out of sight, Trent took a deep breath, steeling himself before returning to the room.He pushed the door open gently and found Zora still sitting on the edge of the bed exactly where he had left her. Her hand rested on her stomach and her eyes were distant, lost in thoughts he could not read."Is the doctor gone?" Zora asked without looking up."Yes," Trent replied, staying near the door. He was not sure how close she would be comfortable with him getting. "He said everything looks good. You and the baby are both healthy."Zora nodded slowly but did not respond. There was intense silence between both of them. Trent watched as she fidgeted with her fingers, twisting them together in her lap. Her head stayed lowered, like she was trying to gather courage for something.He recognized that gesture. Even without her memory, Zora still had the sam