All Chapters of Scarred By My Alpha: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

Alruin As I watched Cain's eyes close one final time, I remembered that Marla hadn't taught me the last spell I needed to complete the process of Malric's death. I looked up at Malric and gasped. He stared at Cain and for once, I didn't see reproach in his eyes, but respect. He knelt down and closed Cain's eyes that were still open. I sighed and sat on the ground, watching the other witches who had been battling against each other open several portals and rushing into them. I had a feeling that since both sisters were united now, all parties weren't at war anymore. The portals they were opening were probably going to lead them to Marla and Priscilla. “They are all leaving,” Malric grunted, “even Marla's witches! Bloody traitors!” I grabbed his arm and shook my head, “Let them go, Malric. We cannot fight against them. They are only following Marla.” I sighed, “Cain said Priscilla's words are like a siren song to Marla. There was no one that could convince Marla quite like Prisc

Malric I knew the surroundings now. We were close to the place I had once called home, the place I had once been adored by the people, worshipped and even deified by a few. I never thought about ruling Vantheir again, I never expected things to be the same after my father's death anyway. Everything the people knew about me had been based on my father's legacy. I had achievements of my own, but the great Lord Sabeleon was still a looming figure over my legacy that left me in the dark. Maybe the pack was better off without me and was in good hands with Draven, but I needed that army just for this particular war. I sighed. War. It was never a good thing. Having to murder men and women, sometimes even children got to suffer the cruel fate. No one was ever safe until the war was over. One so huge, with three different sides could be very lethal. Without Vantheir's army, none of our allies would be willing to back me, but eventually, the werewolves would all come together to fight when

Alruin "Right, so you didn't see the significance of telling us that not only are you from Silvermoon, but the former Beta is your mate?" Garrick, or rather, Ethan, glared at Malric, "I didn't think all this madness was in any way connected to him. For fuck’s sake I never expected to see him until I returned to Silvermoon. And what do you mean he is the former Beta?" Liam, the prisoner, cleared his throat and glanced at Malric, as though seeking permission to speak, "He gave up his role a few months ago all of a sudden. Alpha Edwin's sister got married, and he was there for the wedding but after that, he suddenly came here. to Vantheir." "Why?" Ethan asked, his eyes darting with worry, "his entire life, he has dreamt of being the Beta of Silvermoon. Why would he suddenly give that up when he attained it?" I took a deep, shaky breath, staring at the cold cemented floor gloomily, "He gave it up for me, I'm afraid." I replied and swallowed hard, my heart thumping, "He wants reven

LyraI threw my head back and smiled at the white ceiling.I could feel his tongue weaving through the wet folds between my legs, sending waves of pleasure into my body. My toes curled and I suppressed my moans at that moment. I glanced over at the other side of the bed and saw Lorak's whore, still patiently waiting for him to return. I glared at him and beckoned him to come to me. "You can't be sitting around idle, please your Alpha. Now." He slowly unbuttoned his shirt and I gasped slightly when I felt the warmth of his tongue on my left nipple. It was just perfect, the feeling of being desired by two men was much better than being loved by one, provided that I had all the power in the world I desired. But did I? Having to share it with Andralita had never been in the bargain. Sometimes, it felt like she was in complete control of my body and all I could do was watch from within, but she certainly wasn't going to tell me how to spend my free time. "Both of you, out." Andralita'

Lyra This was going to be the last day I would be free to do anything I chose. frankly, I was still stunned by Lorak's betrayal, but at this point, it didn't matter to me. as long as he wasn't going to be a threat to me. surely, he wouldn't be that stupid to try and stop Andralita and I, would he? he knew about most of the plans I had already and at this point, I was practically unstoppable. I walked into a bar that night, drawing the large hat over my head as I settled by the counter. a barman, whose eyes remained bored and disinterested stood staring at me expressionlessly. he finally blinked and the fakest smile I had ever seen crossed his chaff lips. "What can I offer you tonight, madam?" He asked in a light voice, a deep contrast to the mean look on his wrinkled face. "Scotch and water will be fine," I replied flatly and he nodded, turning around to fix my drink. I spotted another man seated on a bar stool not too far away from me. he had a strange look in his eyes as he s