All Chapters of The Quadruplet Alphas' Slave Mate: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Chapter 72Author's pov. “Get off me you monsters!” Lucille’s continuous shrieks made me cringe as my ears began to hurt. Adrenaline pumped through her as the weight of reality crushed her like a ton of bricks. She struggled, fighting to be freed from the clasps of the guards that held her bound, ready to drag her roughly across the hall to the outskirts of the Pack. The thunderous beating of her heart filled my ears as panic swallowed her whole. The fear of death flashed in her horror-filled eyes, almost driving her insane. “Luna!” Her loud voice rang as she snatched her hands from a guard's grasp, proceeding to do the same to the other hand as she bared her canines, putting up a challenge. “Don't let them take me away. Make them stop. Tell them the truth!” Her voice bled, pain seeping through every word. The weight of betrayal crushed over my shoulders heavily. Sinking her sharp canines into one of the guards' flesh, the distraction from the pain was enough to buy her a few s

Chapter 74Azara. I froze. My eyes bulged like they were about to pop out of their sockets as horror slammed hard against them. Those terrifying words sliced through my skin like the sharp blade of a double-edged sword, exposing me to another dimension of pain. By the Moon goddess, I felt my heart jump out of the chambers of my ribs. It pounded so hard, I could hear it throbbing in my ears.Cold sweat broke freely on my forehead as my blood ran cold. Perking up, my gaze swept to Asael as I leaned forward to listen more closely. I could already feel tears building up slowly. No!This can't be true. I must have misheard Asael. He must have mistaken Tatiana for Giselle. If there was someone meant to die, then it was Giselle. Not Tatiana.Not my friend. Her betrayal might have stung bitterly like the venom of a scorpion, and she might have broken my heart into a thousand tiny bits and shattered my trust. But she would always have a special place in my heart.I would never wish d

Chapter 76Azara.I knew I wasn't ready for it– the grief that followed after losing a loved one. I knew I didn't have my emotions under control. And that I would lash out and snap at any time. But what I didn't realize was how the grief accompanied by loneliness was enough to crush one's soul and lead one on a path to despair. It's funny how I thought my grief started the moment Tatiana died in my arms. But when it really began was the moment Tatiana was lowered in a casket six feet under the earth. That was when it occurred to me that I would never see her again. That kind of pain hits differently. It's been months since her demise, yet, I can't get that moment out of my head. It lived rent-free, replaying against my wish as if tormenting me. The memory was as fresh as an unhealed wound. A small sigh escaped my lips as I lowered my body towards Tatiana's grave, placing a fresh bouquet of tulips that I had picked from the garden. Tulips were Tatiana's favourite. It became

Chapter 78Azara.Paralyzed by shock, I froze on the spot, my life flashing before my eyes. I was lost in the sea of conflicting thoughts. I could feel my spirit float out of my body as panic overtook me like a storm surge. The fear that welled up within me was tangible. Like a living thing, I could feel its sharp claws ripping me from within as it crawled into the depths of my stomach. Chills crept into my spine and my pulse won't stop roaring in my ears. At that moment, my mother's words came alive in my head. Her voice was so firm and clear, it was like I could see her standing before me. Her warnings hammered in my head, skyrocketing my fear. “If words come out that Logan's only relation is alive, you will be haunted to the ends of the earth.”I could feel my heart sink to the bottomless abyss of my stomach as I gulped loudly. My fingers were trembling, and fear became palpable. “It is bad that you are a Fire Opal wolf, but it is a worse fate that you are Alpha Logan Storm

Chapter 80Azara Dinner time was like ice, not to the quadruplets, but to me. While the quadruplets were delighted that I finally broke out of my shell to spend quality time with them to tighten the bond I almost severed, I remained rooted to a spot, unflinching, forcing nervous smiles occasionally, and throwing a word or two at their compliments. A crushing pain rolled over me after realizing how much they invested in making dinner, pouring their heart, soul, and love to impress me. How they went above and beyond to put things into perfection, made my favourite dish, and tried to create a warm atmosphere to ease me. Bodily, I was present, but my mind was far away. Kilometers away from them. No joke made sense, no compliment erupted any blush, no words were able to erase the knot twisting my stomach. The soft music that filled the background felt like an unbearable noise to me. I craved undiluted silence. I needed to think this through. Soon, it felt like the room began to sh