All Chapters of Dear Ex Mate, Look At Me Now, I Now Belong To Your Alpha : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Chapter 91Author's point of view After the press conference, Levi stepped out of the hall, the swarm of journalists still trailing him like shadows, their microphones stretched out, hungry for more words.Camera flashes burned against his tired eyes, but all he wanted now was to escape, to breathe, to find silence. His chest ached with the weight of the day.With his guards shielding him, he pushed his way through the sea of voices until he reached his convoy.Sliding into the car, he exhaled sharply, sinking back into the seat as if it were the only place holding him together. For the first time in hours, he allowed himself a moment to breathe.The ride felt endless. His thoughts wrestled with exhaustion until finally, the car rolled into his villa.But peace didn’t greet him.Stepping into his living room, Levi froze. A group of men stood waiting, their presence heavy, suffocating. In the middle of the room, a man knelt, bruised and bleeding, trembling like prey before a pack of

Raina's point of view My heart thundered against my ribs, so loud I thought it might burst.Could it be… Dorian?Had he been the one shot?“No,” I whispered, shaking my head as panic clawed at me. “No, no… Dorian?” I called out, my voice trembling, desperate.The lights flicked on with a sharp snap.And there, God, no there was Barclay sprawled on the ground. His hands clutched his throat, blood gushing between his fingers, soaking his chest in crimson. His eyes bulged, wide with horror, choking on his own life.I froze, breath trapped in my lungs. Who had pulled the trigger? My eyes darted wildly, searching the shadows, waiting, begging for someone to step out.And then he appeared.A man in a spotless white suit, gleaming shoes, and a matching white hat. He walked slowly, each step echoing like doom itself.My mind screamed one question: Who in the world is this?Then he lifted his face.And I wished he hadn’t.Charred, mangled skin stretched across his features, burnt so badly i

“Doctor! Doctor!” Raina’s scream ripped through the walls, raw and desperate.I had been pacing outside for what felt like an eternity, aching to rush in and see her father, but she wouldn’t let me. She had shut me out, and I respected it, though the waiting gnawed at me like fire under my skin.But the moment her cry shattered the silence, I knew something was terribly wrong. My chest tightened as I shouted for the doctor, who bolted past me.I stumbled in after them, my breath caught in my throat. The shrill, flat beeping from the monitor echoed like a death knell. Gael was slipping away.“No! Daddy, please, don’t go now!” Raina sobbed, clutching his cold hand as if sheer will could hold him to life. Her voice cracked, breaking into pieces with every plea, while the doctor and nurses swarmed around, fighting a battle against time.I wanted...Goddess, I wanted to go to her, to gather her trembling body into my arms and shield her from this storm. But my feet betrayed me, rooted to t

Dorian's point of view I stood behind Raina as she gazed at her father's lifeless body laid inside the coffin. I knew a million thoughts were racing through her mind and who knows, maybe she was even mad at me for not being able to protect her father. How I wished that things hadn't turned out this way. How I wished I had been more tactical and handled things more carefully, then I don't think anything like this would have happened. Maybe by now, Raina and her father would have been laughing together, but instead she's burying him. She stood trembling beside me, shattered and broken. I held her trembling hand gently, then broke the silence. "He died for us." She wiped her streaming eyes with a crumpled tissue, then whispered, "He shouldn't have died." Her voice cracked with unbearable grief as she added, "It's all my fault this happened. I shouldn't have run out of that hotel room that day. If I hadn't, I wouldn't have been kidnapped and then, then he'd still be alive."Her w

Raina's point of view As we arrived at the palace, the guard in charge approached Dorian and informed him that he’d been summoned.There was an urgency in his tone that told me something had gone terribly wrong. Dorian quickly instructed them to escort me to his chamber, and they obeyed without question.Once inside, I walked into the bathroom, turned on the faucet, and splashed cold water on my face.As I looked up, staring into the mirror, I struggled to recognize the woman looking back at me. How could she possibly be a leader?The full truth had finally come to light, the secret Dorian had been hiding was no longer buried.And now, I’m left with one haunting question:Do I have what it takes to protect the werewolf clans from what’s coming if the Alpha Seal falls into the wrong hands?Is this a fate I can change?And if it’s not… then why does it have to be me?Why now, when I’m not ready? When I feel like I’m falling apart?These were questions I had no answers to, but it was a