All Chapters of Sins With My Ex's Father: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Kylie's POV “Watch!” I growled, and without another word I launched forward in a speed that matched his earlier one. My weight slammed into him, driving him to the ground. My fangs snapped for his throat, but he twisted just in time and my bite sank into his shoulder instead.The metallic rush of his blood filled my mouth; sharp, burning, and extremely disgusting. My face contorted as I spat it out, the mess landing right on his face. He roared, grabbed me by the scruff, and hurled me off like I weighed nothing.I skidded across the dirt, claws tearing the ground, and lunged again before he could recover.We clashed: fang against fang, claw against claw—his monstrous strength colliding with my raw fury. For a few moments, we were even. I drove him back multiple times; he shoved me off. We circled, snarled, struck again and again. Each blow rattled the earth, bark flying from trees as we slammed into them, leaves raining down like shattered glass.I caught his side with a swipe, rippi

Cole’s POV“Useless cunts! You can’t do anything right! I have to handle so many things myself! What exactly is your usefulness?” He stormed around the desk, each step like thunder, his voice rising with every word.“You bring me faded marks and some shitty rumors, nothing that makes sense, and you still dare call that a report? Do you even know what you’re saying?” His chest heaved, anger pouring out of him like fire threatening to consume the room. “Joyce doesn’t just vanish. Vampires don’t just die. Th—They're different!" The guard dropped to his knees, shaking, yet still continued, like every newbie probably would. “Alpha, please… we—we only followed the trail. The signs are clear.”Cole’s hand shot out, grabbing the man’s jaw and forcing him to look up. His eyes glinting. “Signs are never clear. Not until I see the tangible one." He shoved the guard back and straightened, his voice calming but the force behind it as sharp as a blade. “Get my car. Now.”The guard scrambled up an

Cole's POVThe healer nodded. "Ahh, yes. That surprises you, hm? Thought you knew everything, didn’t you? She hasn’t had her wolf for months, ever since you guys broke your mate bond… Ahh, that’s why her body breaks like porcelain each time she fights. Without that being inside her, she’s just… mortal.”"You're lying." That was all I could say after his explanation, my lips trembling.I shook my head, hands clenching as I refused to believe the man. He was known to love drama, so there was a good chance he was lying, playing me to see me overreact.How could Kylie have lost her wolf and I not know?!I took a deep breath, lips parting to speak, but he cut me off with a chuckle that didn’t sound like one—more like a nervous laugh, tinged with obvious confusion. "What would I gain from lying to my Alpha, uhh?"He replied to himself. "Obviously nothing. Look, aren’t you suspicious? How can her wounds not be healing? Obviously, it’s because she has no wolf! That’s why the vampires could ea

Third Person POVCole raised his head in question. The healer stated seriously. "You can't be present. No man should be here except me, and no woman who has had beef with her in the past should come close either. We need her to feel peaceful and calm so she will agree to come back to life."Even though Cole found it regretful that he couldn't stay by her side when she needed him the most, his trust in this old healer was as firm as a mountain. If the healer could save Kylie, then he could leave, for now."She has to wake up." That was the last thing he said before he left.The healer spread out his consciousness until he was sure Cole was gone, then he burst out laughing."Hahahaha!" He held his stomach, body trembling slightly."Fool!""Utter fool!"A big smile was etched on his face, the eyes behind the mask scheming.Jade.A precious thing.The better the quality, the more he would gain after selling it. It was currently worth even more than gold!Ah.This is journey to become a r

Third Person POV Cole’s eyes shrank, but he quickly composed himself. “Elder Valkil. How nice of you to come visit me when I’m mourning the death of a subordinate you assigned to me.”Elder Valkil, a 400‑year‑old vampire elder, slowly took off his hood, revealing a handsome face that didn’t look older than twenty‑four.“You must have had quite some fond memories with Lord Joyce.”Cole nodded. “We sure did. It’s such a pity we lost him too soon. Right when we needed him the most.” He shook his head slowly, exhaling a sigh. “We’re still striving to find if any murderer was involved. We need to give him the justice he deserved.”Elder Valkil smiled, not a thought behind those eyes. “I never thought Alpha Cole would be such a person. Your bond must be truly deep.”Cole’s expression didn’t shift. His hands stayed folded across the desk, calm and elegant as he handled this with grace. It was unknown whether Elder Valkil was saying what he meant or just spitting words out, imitating what Co