Lahat ng Kabanata ng PLEASURED by her DAD'S ALPHA FRIENDS: Kabanata 141 - Kabanata 150

Alpha KaiFor the next few days, Elias followed Chloe's every move. We couldn't trust any other person, including the warriors, to carry out that task. For a while, Nyra had been against her mate doing the job, saying that she didn't want him around an unmated, unmarked female. Elias had to reassure her again and again that he only had eyes for her and not any other she-wolf."How far with the rogue sightings?" Ronan asked the Jeriah in our office. He had resumed work and had taken over the search for Vex alongside the rogues and Thorne. Despite my brother and I insisting he could take as long as he wanted to get over his near death, he insisted working helped him not to think about it. He said that he was indebted to Delaney for saving him, and he would forever do what made her happy and safe."Each day the group seems to increase, but up to now we haven't found any camping site, and the rogues are surprisingly being well-mannered," he explained."That obviously means they are being

Alpha RonanThe moment we couldn't locate Delaney, the world tilted on us. In one heartbeat Delaney had been in the office, and the next she was gone. My wolf took over, and even I didn't have control over him. My mind was too frail, my heart too heavy as my bones shattered and rearranged themselves. It had been a long time since I stopped feeling any pain while shifting, but this time round I felt every snap of my bones. The fur sprouted, ripping through my body without a warning, leaving my body heated. Without a second thought, my wolf broke into a run, the ground cracking beneath the weight of the paws as he pushed forward."Kai!" I sent through the mind-link. We had split around the town earlier, in a bid and desperation to locate Del. "Tell me you have found her." The word was half a plea, half a snarl, laced with hope and anticipation.He didn't reply immediately, there was a silence before his voice, trembling, filled my head, the words slamming into me like a fist. "I can't,"

Alpha KaiChloe knelt on the forest floor between two warriors, her hands behind her back bound. Her mouth was gagged by a scarf that was tightly tied behind her head. Her face was hanging, her shoulders shaking with every sob that wrecked through her. Not so tough anymore? I thought to myself, squatting in front of her. Her body visibly trembled, whimpers leaving her mouth. Her wolf could feel our heavy aura, forcing her to submit, even though I could sense defiance."Talk," I simply ordered, removing the gag.She swallowed loudly, a drop of a tear falling on one of the dry leaves in front of her. "I'm so-rry," she mumbled under her quick breathing.I gripped her chin and forced her face up, but she couldn't meet my eyes. She closed them, the tears flowing down her cheeks doing nothing except making me want to gouge her eyes out. "Open them," I instructed, but before she could obey, Ronan pushed me out of the way, wrapped his hand around her neck and yanked her up on her feet, making

Alpha RonanMy brother, Elias, and I were at that point of simply existing, without knowing what to do next. For three good days and nights, we switched between roaming naked and shifting to our wolves. We hadn't eaten anything, not even a drop of water; all we had done was take a bath in the streams inside the woods. Maribel had tried reaching out to us, telling us to go back to the mansion and retrace our steps so that we could know where to go from there. We eventually decided to go back just to shut her up, and of course, to stop her from venturing into the search alone."We are not hungry," I said, eyeing her dishes set up on the dining table. After Chloe's failure to lead us to the dark witch, we had locked her up, just in case she was still in communication with the dark witch. We had taken her phone, so that of the witch called or texted, we'd be the first ones to know. "How can we eat when we don't even know whether Delaney and Nyra have had something to eat?" Elias asked, t

Delaney I was moved to a wooden chair, the chains cutting into my wounds as they tied me into it. I could feel my body trembling, as my wolf stirred inside, sensing the palpable dark magic, even after the dark witch, Nyra, and my mother had already left. For a few minutes I sat there, debating on whether to use my magic, get my father and escape the wretched place. But if I did so, they would still come after me and the people I loved, so I decided to hold on and think of a way to end it once and for all. The heavy iron door hinges sounded, with my mother stepping back inside gracefully. I didn't want her close to me, because the last thing I wanted was for her to discover her spell had been long broken according to the prophecy. "My darling," she said sweetly. "There's someone you should meet."Behind her, a tall man, almost my father's height with broad shoulders, entered. His eyes were grey, stormy and dull, narrowing when they swept over me, with something between recognition a