All Chapters of After I Died, My Ex-mate Begged for My Mercy: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

ASHLEYI stood by the entrance of the great hall, and my father was standing next to me. My father wore a tailored black suit with a crisp white shirt, his smile fixed in place as he stared at me.“What took you so long? Were you trying to run away from your wedding?” He asked with narrowed eyes.He knew. Of course, anyone who saw me would know I was reluctant to be here. I'd rather sit indoors waiting for my blood to be entirely drained than come here. But I still had no choice. I had no say in the matter.“I see.” He whispered, nodding. Then his hand circles around my wrist, tightly. He pulled me into him and he snarled, “I don't know what nonsense you plan in that head of yours, be aware that not even your protesting can free you from this marriage. It's also sealed. Your fate is.”“I know that,” I responded, my voice was low even though I wanted to sound stronger. I shot him a pointed look, “I know my fate is sealed, Father. I know I will be forced, even if I disagree. But have yo

ASHLEYMy heart skipped a beat, and I looked in the direction of the door, blinking back the tears out of my eyes. Jason was here. He was here to save me! Did he hear my cries, or was the goddess finally giving me the chances I desired? A vein shot across his jawline, and it was weird that I could see every one of his facial expressions despite minimal light and no wolf.“J-Jason,” I breathed out, my voice still as hoarse as before. I struggled in the chair to catch his attention, and he eventually looked in my direction, stopping in his tracks.Jason stared at me blankly, his nostrils flared, and his hands were pumped into fists by his side. He quickly glanced away from me before I could call him and darted to Warrior Bob. Before I could ascertain what was happening, he struck him hard in the jaw.Thwack!I held my breath, my eyes went wide as another blow landed across that same jaw. Warrior Bob howled in pain. He clutched his jaw, stumbling backward. “What the hell?!” He hissed.“I

ASHLEYI stumbled into the clinic a while later, walking straight to Kael’s office. I had spoken to Jason after Warrior Bob was taken to the infirmary. He told me Kael escaped from prison. Well, he didn't exactly tell me; I had to pry it out of him. I had recalled hearing that the prisoner had escaped before I went out, and the only prisoner that held much importance currently was Kael.Jason didn't tell me how he had escaped; he had only said that if he met with Kael again, he was going to kill him right away for what he did. My head still reeled as I thought of how he had managed to leave the heavily guarded prison. Perhaps some of the guards were watching the ceremony or had retired, believing nothing could happen. Still, it seemed almost impossible for Kael to be able to escape himself because silver chains had bound him, and there was no one he'd have been able to pull that off without the intervention of someone. Someone within the prison.I'd have thought it was Kelly, but she

ASHLEY“Then I shall be the one to drag you to the grave, myself, because he's the right choice for you and you'd do as I say.” My father's cold voice pierced the air as he stepped into the room.My mother jumped to her feet, rushing forward to intercept him midway. “Joshua, it's fine. I am trying to convince her already–”“If you call that convincing, then you're doing a terrible job, Lily,” my father snapped, and for the first time since I knew the both of them, since I could speak, since I could hear people talk, he said my mother’s name in an angry voice and he shot her a dirty look.But she didn't back down. “You know you can't force marriage–”“If doing what's best for her is called forcing, then so be it!” He snapped, stalking towards me. “You're going to do as you're told, young lady. You have no say. As soon as warrior Bob is fit enough, he shall apologise to Jason, and you're going to marry him.”I snickered. I couldn't believe the ridiculous words coming out of his mouth. I

ASHLEYSomething was terribly wrong.I could sense it. I didn’t need to have a wolf to tell me that. Since the minute we stepped into the forest, an unfamiliar cold chill enveloped me. Every one of my senses was on alert, and I felt something trying to rip out of me.It was painful. And I tried my best to suppress every urge I felt while walking further with Jason.I felt danger. But Jason was with me. He wouldn't hurt me. Even though he wasn't in his right senses, and he had chosen someone else over me, he would protect me. He had done the same with Warrior Bob, even though he acted like he didn't care about me.“How long do we need to walk for?” I asked him, already feeling my limbs hurting. I was hoping we'd rest for a bit before continuing the journey. Also, it was starting to get dark, and I didn't think it was a good idea to keep walking deep into the forest.“Not very long,” Jason answered, his grip still tight on my hand.I looked around, barely recognising where we were. I co