All Chapters of Scarred By My Alpha: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

AlruinI wish I could say that I was drunk at that point, but I wasn’t.I knew exactly what I was doing, groaning and pushing my butt against his hips as he bent me over the table again, thrusting even harder. I gripped the edges of the table hard and when another hot wave of pleasure shot through my body, my knees wobbled, the vibration made my legs shake and I scattered the arranged documents and even a few bottles fell from the table, clattering onto the floor. “Fuck,” Malric groaned, his strong arms held my waist firmly in place.His strokes were neat, hard, deep, driving me into delirium. A white light flashed in my eyes a couple of times and for a moment, I only felt pain the deeper his dick went. Sweat dripped from my body to the table and when Malric’s groans grew louder, his thrusts faster and uncontrolled, I knew that he was at the brink of another climax. I reached out and held his hand, signalling for him not to pull out. The gushy rush of warm liquid squirted once again

Malric His eyes blazed with fury as he seethed under his breath. He looked like a wild animal, he must have certainly got the message from what I had said. I understood his anger, but there was no way I could have stopped myself from having Alruin last night. After all these years, my desire had escalated faster than any wildfire would. He grabbed my collar and glared right into my eyes. “I do not care if you are an Alpha or not, if you hurt Alruin in any way, I swear_” he paused abruptly when people suddenly started thronging into the street, he glanced over his shoulders then frowned at me again, “I’m going to kill you.” “You can try, but that isn’t going to help Alruin in any way.” He grunted furiously, “You were the last person with him, right? Well, where the hell is he?” he demanded, “You must tell me now. You know how dangerous it is out there. Tell me!” “Beta!” One of the guards yelled suddenly and a dozen of them surrounded us, pulling Lorak away from me. I shrugged off

Alruin Only after I left the pack did the realization hit me like a boulder to the guts. I was all alone again. Never did I think I’d feel such loneliness again, not after what I had built with Lorak for all these years. But there was no turning back now. Maybe that was the reality that stung the hardest. Knowing that all the years and efforts I had put into being a bonafide member of Silvermoon was a waste, that they would never open their gates to me again. Sooner or later, Lorak would figure out my betrayal. Or worse, Malric would tell him straight up. Either way, I knew that my precious Lo would never want to see me again, and he wasn’t wrong for that. I felt terrible for betraying him, I would never forgive myself for that. I felt myself slipping the more time I spent with Malric and from then on, I should have taken a decision, but all I did was convince myself that I was just overthinking things and I would never betray Lorak. I scoffed bitterly at my ignorance now. I sh

LyraI stepped out of the hut and Drekka’s stern, resounding warning followed me. “It is best to turn around now and head home, child, lest you might get involved in something you should avoid instead. Do not alter what the goddess has planned, for there will be dire consequences.”I had no idea what he meant by that. My heart was so heavy. I felt devastated. My blood was boiling with anger and jealousy, and palpable hatred for a child that didn’t even exist yet. I stepped into the car and slammed the door, seething angrily beneath my breath. Eli knew to give me time, so all he did was wine down the windows and stare out of his. After a few minutes of pondering, I took a deep breath and laid back on the seat. I had no idea what Drekka meant by altering what the goddess had planned, but I had already come this far and it made no sense for me to head back without seeing my father. I tapped Eli’s shoulder and pointed ahead, “Let’s go.”“Are you sure you don’t need a cigarette?” he

MalricThe gates parted open.The guards couldn’t see me through the well-tinted glasses, but they bowed regardless. I clearly told Draven not to make a fuss out of it, but it seemed like he had skipped that little, crucial detail. There was a red carpet that stretched to the front door. The elders stood on both sides of it, waiting to welcome their Alpha. I frowned as the car came to a stop in front of the mansion and I spotted Draven, a broad, cheeky smile plastered on his face. A guard held the door open for me and after a deep, frustrated sigh, I stepped out of the car. The elders bowed to me, so did the maids and guards. Draven walked up to me and bowed, then patted my shoulder lightly, “For fuck’s sake, Malric, you had everyone here worried. Why did you take so long to come back?” he whispered as we walked the red carpet.“I had some business to attend to, I told you that.” I replied flatly, “why do you have everyone here to welcome me, Draven? I told you that it was supposed