All Chapters of Mated to the Devil Alpha : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Aphrodite Who was I kidding? Asher was dead serious about the guards. I thought he was bluffing and just being paranoid about my safety, but as always, I was wrong.It had been almost two weeks since the incident, and I had been cooped up in the mansion ever since. The goddess knew if I didn't get out soon, I was going to lose my damn mind.Asher was working tirelessly to find a way to free Brielle from that psychopath, but with little to no leads, there was nothing he or anyone else could do. I had tried to contact Elijah, but it seemed he didn’t want to be found or contacted.Today was like any other uneventful day. I was sitting at the window sill, a book I’d been reading for days by my side, while I stared out the window, lost in my thoughts.The sound of my cellphone ringing snapped me out of my reverie. I glanced at the screen and narrowed my eyes at the unfamiliar number flashing. Could it possibly be Elijah? After all this time? I quickly answered and held the phone to my ear

Aphrodite I inhaled deeply in content, savouring the crisp autumn breeze that tickled my senses, making me grin in delight. The gentle feel of Asher's touch on my now noticeable bump had my eyes fluttering open, revealing him crouched on one knee beside me.“I didn’t hear you come in,” I murmured, and he smiled, leaning in to kiss my lips so softly that it left me wanting more.“My wife is so beautiful,” he said, a devilish grin spreading across his lips. “If you weren’t already swollen with our pup, I’d be tempted to bend you over the balcony railing and put another one in you,” he smirked, causing me to gasp as I playfully hit his chest, feeling the heat rise in my cheeks.He chuckled, rising from his kneeling position to join me on the lounge chair. He pulled my legs over his thighs and began to gently massage my feet. I moaned in delight, leaning back against the cushions behind me.I sighed as a sudden thought crossed my mind, and I blinked my eyes open, staring at the trees tha

The maid hid behind a stone pillar, watching as Aphrodite walked out the door and slipped into her car before driving off. Her dark, beady eyes followed the vehicle until it was out of sight.Satisfied, she pulled a burner phone from her apron pocket and quickly typed a message: _She left, alone._After hitting send, she tucked the phone back into her pocket and returned to her duties, a satisfied smile playing on her lips. No one suspected a thing—she was just another maid, going about her work as if nothing had happened.Back at Elijah's hideout, he pulled out his burner phone as it vibrated with an incoming message. A slow, devious smile crept across his lips as he read the content sent by his pawn.It was a delight to see his long-awaited plan falling into place, and he couldn't wait to have her in his hands. She would be far more useful to him than she ever was to that pathetic excuse vermin of an Alpha she was mated to; he was certain of it.Elijah strolled into the holding cel

Conor sat there, stunned, his mind reeling from Brielle’s revelation. He opened his mouth to say something, but no words came out. His heart pounded in his chest, and he felt as though the wind had been knocked out of him. The thought of Brielle carrying Elijah’s child was almost too much to bear, and a part of him struggled to grasp the reality of it.His hands, resting in his lap, clenched into fists as a storm of emotions welled up inside him. Anger, sorrow, and an overwhelming need to protect Brielle battled for dominance. He looked at her, her delicate frame trembling with fear and vulnerability, and he felt his resolve solidify. But when he tried to speak, his voice faltered, stammering out broken words.“Brielle, I—I don’t know what to say. I—” he stuttered, his voice catching in his throat. He wanted to tell her that it didn’t matter, that he would stand by her no matter what, but the weight of the situation made it hard to articulate his feelings.Just as he was gathering the

Aphrodite Asher hadn’t shown up the night Brielle and Conor arrived, but he had come that morning, just in time to witness Councilman Everest’s attempt to attack me. If I hadn’t been there, I was certain Asher would have killed him on the spot.Even after Councilman Everest apologised profusely for his actions, Asher wasn’t having it. He made it clear that a mere apology wasn’t enough. He was enraged that, after threatening me, the councilman had still dared and had the temerity to attack me unprovoked.I knew Everest had no right to do what he did, but I also understood he was angry about his daughter’s abduction. Still, it didn’t excuse the way he had threatened me and reacted earlier.With my intervention, Asher finally let him off the hook, but not without a warning. We still had more pressing matters to deal with, particularly the fact that Elijah had escaped after being wounded by Conor. The involvement of Halflings in Elijah’s escape confirmed his connection to them, making th