All Chapters of Scarred By My Alpha: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

LyraI heaved an exasperated sigh and rose to my feet with a frown, placing my arms behind me as I paced around the room. I heard a knock on the door that made me jolt, as if I hadn’t been expecting it and Eli strolled into the room. He squinted at me and asked, “Are you alright, my luna?” No! Of course, I wasn’t! On one side of the divide, Drekka was busy rallying up everyone against me, like some prophet against a false prophesy, meanwhile Sabeleon decided that it was just the perfect time to ruin everything I had worked for here. My nerves were jittery and I could barely think straight. I needed multiple shots of whisky in order to keep my nerves a bit steady and stop my fingers from quivering. “I’m fine,” I replied drily, staring at him inquisitively, “What’s the word?”“The messenger is sure that his message got to Malric. That being the case, we should expect him in the next day or two.” He replied. I frowned at him when something particular about his reply caught my attent

Lyra“I didn’t expect you to call for me so soon.”I was staring at the wooden table, worn out and shabby looking. A glass of fine wine was right next to it, but I had been ignoring it for the past ten minutes. I still hadn’t been able to get over the shock of what I had seen. Although I had been planning to frame the maid for Sabeleon’s death when he was finally dead and Malric captured, staring at her dead body had struck a cold feeling of terror that I had never felt before. How could an old man that was so close to death manage to strangle a healthy maid to death? How the hell did he even figure out that she was the one poisoning him this entire time? Most importantly, the most chilling question of all. Why had he called me to brandish her dead body? Was he aware that I was behind it all? If so, then why didn’t he say anything?When I had stared at him, shocked and appalled, all he did was chuckle and tell me to inform the guards. He said nothing else until I had dragged my cold

Alruin“What really happened between you and your sister, Marla?” I asked while we settled around a fire, after travelling for hours without finding a nearby town. Marla decided we should rest for the night close to a river because even if we did get attacked by the beasts, the water was something that could repel them. She had a grim look on her face the entire time, her eyes darting around unsteadily like some trapped animal in a corner. I could tell that she was uneasy. Her fingers quivered from time to time, even though she tried to maintain a steady expression. The question I asked rocked her, and her eyes flickered with surprise. “I just want to know why we need to keep both of you away from each other.” I added and Cain and Nyari suddenly stared at Marla with interest, as if they had also been curious to know.She stared into the fire, its glow reflecting in her pupils as her frown formed wrinkled lines on her forehead. “We were the most powerful force in our coven, becaus

Malric“Don’t you have parents to go back to?”He shook his head, “Nope. I lost both of them during a raid. A rogue came to the city and tried to kill everyone. I thought they’d take over the town, but they were actually just passing through.” “You ran away?” I asked and mockingly added, “even if you’re such a great swordsman that could kill four men even while being held hostage?”His eyes grew dim with sadness and he managed to smile, “Yes. I ran away. My put me on a horse and slapped the horse’s arse, screaming at me not to look back. I should have listened to him, he was always wiser. I turned around, tears streaming down my face right before I saw a werewolf’s claw smash through his head like a watermelon.” I felt a sharp prick in my heart, but didn’t say anything. Was that sympathy I felt? I shouldn’t have to harbor such emotions. Everybody dies at some point, that happened to be his father’s end. I grabbed the reins of my stray horse after finding it deep in the woods and s

MalricMy heart was pounding as I drew nearer to Vantheir’s gate. I could already see its massive walls from the hill Shelly and I stood on. I still felt that strange sense of danger in the air, but the overwhelming feeling of being so close to a place I had once called home submerged every other emotion. I decided to rest until the sun went down and sat under a massive willow tree. It brought back memories of the first time I kissed Alruin and I could almost feel those soft, sensual and delicate lips of his on mine again. A smile trickled across my lips and I scoffed, I shouldn’t be thinking about that now. All I had to focus on was getting back to him and making sure that he was safe. There was something about Marla that I didn’t like, she tended to withdraw and detach herself so easily when things got complicated. What if she did the same when it mattered the most? We couldn’t trust her wholeheartedly. To me, Alruin and I only had each other, and no one else.I allowed Shelly