All Chapters of Abandoned By My Mate : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

It had to be the most beautiful sight she had ever come across in her life. She stood in awe, completely swallowing her words.Right in front of her was a small waterfall, which stood gracefully, like it was carved into the space by the best craftsmen. Water flowed from the top of the short hill down, forming a small lookalike pool below it.The rays of the sun that broke through the surrounding trees shone brightly against the surface of the water, making it air glow beautifully. The sound of rushing water overwhelmed the surroundings and drowned out the bird songs. For a moment, Eliana simply forgot how to breathe, forgot what to say, and just stared.After a while, she regained herself. “Woah,” she whispered again.“You can say that again,” Peter murmured beside her. His voice carried its usual hidden mischievous tone.“It’s beautiful,” she said, smiling faintly.“You can say that again,” he repeated playfully.She turned and smacked him on his shoulder lightly, with a playful grin

The live broadcast spread far and wide, sweeping through the Pack in a matter of seconds, straight into homes, shops, training halls, and even to someone who hadn’t crossed Jace’s mind in days.Back in the gym;Clara had just finished another set of reps with her trainees, her voice could be heard clearly over the repeated sounds of metals coming together and the steady sound of heavy footsteps on mats. It had been a while since she’d last thought of Jace, she had not done so in a week, at least not deliberately. The last time was that night she called him and got no answer, she had decided she wouldn’t try again, that if he wanted to be distant, she would let him be. She’d pushed herself back into her own life, into her work, and so far, she was doing fine.The day, up till that moment, had been long and physically demanding, but very productive. One other very good thing from this past week was that she had also managed to keep her distance from Melinda all this time. The two hadn’

Before he knew what was happening, Jace was surrounded, wolves on every side, all in different shapes and sizes, and with one singular target, hum. They closed in on him like a lion would do to a helpless prey.Only difference was that this wasn't a prey. Jace was meant to be afraid, the numbers were against him, and he stood unarmed in the center, with no escape route in sight. Rather than fear, something inside him lit up.It had been too long since he’d felt the thrill of a real fight, the raw, no-holds-barred clash where natural instinct ruled and his blood pumped with hot rage through his veins. Since becoming Alpha, he’d been hidden and kept back from any form of danger. He had been kept away from the front of battles or any fight at all, and it had peeled his insides, testing his patience.Now? Now he felt alive, like he was in his natural environment. Slowly, his claws slid out, and the shiny edge of his claws matched the smile that spread across his lips.Blackwood, who had s

Stephanie and Gabriel both tensed up. They didn’t like the look on Bernard’s face as he spoke. The old man had always been a pillar of calmness, the kind of presence that relaxed even the most chaotic of rooms, but now, there was no steadying force in his expression. His jaw was tight, and his brows were drawn closer than before. His eyes carried a heaviness that neither of them had seen before.Stephanie was the first to react, she took a step forward, as her voice came out measured. “Bernard… tell us how to get the cure.”Bernard’s gaze dropped to the floor as his fingers curled slightly against the edge of the bed beside him. The silence stretched just a second too long, a second that made the room feel smaller, and much more suffocating.His hesitation only made Gabriel more tense. He stepped forward, as his tone carried a different weight to that shown on his face, he nearly commanded him as he spoke. “Bernard, tell me," he said, then calmed a bit when he noticed his tone. "Whate

Her mind didn’t stop racing, not when she stepped out of Jace’s mansion, not when she hurried down the steps, not even when she lifted her hand to hail a cab. Every second that passed felt heavier, her heartbeat pounded heavily as fear pressed against her ribs.A cab rolled up in front of her. Stephanie opened the back door and slid in. “Step on it,” she commanded.The driver, a middle-aged man, obeyed instantly, turning back onto the road without any further question. Then, after a while, almost timidly, the man glanced at her through the rearview mirror.“Sorry, but where exactly are we going?”Stephanie blinked, realizing that she hadn’t said anything from the start, she had been so caught up in her thoughts, her fear, that the words never left her lips even though she thought of it a lot. For a moment, she hesitated, staring out the window, debating if she should even say it aloud.The place she had in mind was dreaded among the Pack, barely even whispered about. Going there now,