All Chapters of The Wrong Mate, The Right Alpha: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Mara’s POV Even before Damon spoke, the air inside the room seemed to tighten up, like the walls were bracing for impact. “Freaking Redwind Central… they better not lose her.” Damon barked. Ryan, Zeta and I were seated at the hospital reception, the doctor immediately approached. “Alpha, the Elder is currently under. She’s in bad shape and with her age, the shock put her straight into a coma.” Damon hit his hand to his head erratically, “So she’s in a coma? What about her injuries? Is she healing?” The sound of sirens bringing in another patient drowned out the quiet atmosphere in the hall. I could feel the tension rolling off Damon in strong waves, I could feel anger, fear and despair inside him. This was one too many losses. He had already lost too much, it wouldn't hurt for us to get a real win. I couldn’t bear another loss as well. The hospital immediately erupted in chaos, as pack security immediately filed into the hospital. “We’ll be pulling her in for surgery because o

Talia’s POV Collina sat across from me, her fingers fiddled with the edge of the tablet we had put on the table. The hallway was quiet and I looked at her. She looked nervous, uncertain and terribly out of her depth. “We can’t get near him,” I muttered, tracing a lazy circle over Redwind territory in the online map. “By now everyone in that Alpha Damon’s circle and even everyone in the Redwind pack already knows me now. They’ll never let me close again, not after what happened at the banquet. And that…” I sneered, “… that woman. Whoever she is, they said she’s always around him.” Collina swallowed audibly. “Maybe that’s the point, my lady. Maybe it’s not smart to…” I turned my eyes on her sharply, and she froze mid sentence. “What did you just say to me?” She hesitated, stammering. “I…I only meant that we’ve already gotten our hands dirty enough… especially with that Elder. I mean that wasn’t part of the bargain initially, and now we’ve done something really bad to her. If we mov

Mara’s POV “Let’s see if there are other things that could help us in the search, it doesn’t hurt to have a lot of information.” Damon said. Right on cue, we heard sniffing behind us. It was Elder Summer’s daughter, she wiped her nose with the back of her sleeve. “Today, mom was so excited,” she whispered. “She was humming in the hallways while preparing for the council meeting… I was supposed to make dinner tonight…” She had a knitted sweater on, the writing on it was Lina. Maybe that was her name. She held on to a bag and a knitted big blanket was pulled over her shoulder. “Lina, is it?” I said as I stood up from where I was bent over with Damon in the attic. “Things like this can happen. You just have to get it together… for your mother. She’s a strong woman, she’s definitely going to pull through. Okay?” Damon’s voice softened, just slightly. “She’s right. Your mother is stronger than anyone gives her the credit for. I know she’s going to survive this and we have the

Aiden’s POV I hadn’t had a good night’s sleep in three days. The little hide house, if you could even call this fucked up abandoned shack a house, it smelled strongly of mildew and stale cigarette smoke from the people that had stayed here last. A part of me felt the graffiti on the wall was probably made by the blood of one of the victims of the former occupants. Probably rogue wolves. The windows were boarded to look completely abandoned and inconspicuous to any stray soldiers. But the dumb floor creaked with any quick movements, the sound made my skin crawl. What was the whole point of hiding out here when every sound of your movements could be heard in the quiet environment? Every hour that passed without someone coming to meet me felt like another nail in the coffin I knew I wasn’t ready to lie in. “They should’ve come by now.” I growled. “Or has the Boss abandoned me now, after all the trouble to come get me out of that fool Damon’s hold?” Someone should have come. It

Talia’s POV Collina was beginning to irritate me. Not even because she had done anything particularly wrong yet. No, unfortunately the girl was too obedient for her own good. It was the energy around her. She had that pathetic attitude nowadays, the eagerness I was willing to accept for the long run was now gone. Only fear, uncertainty and doubt. It clung to her like a bad scent.I leaned back in my leather chair, crossing my legs slowly. One of my beta’s, the one that I usually used for some extra-curricular activities. He stood nearby now, his eyes low, obedient in the way Collina never properly mastered. Collina stood in front of me, dressed plainly, she was almost blending into the dull gray interior of the office. She waited for instructions with that same shake under her skin. Pathetic. But at least, she was useful. “Are you ready?” I asked finally. “Yes, Princess Talia.” I rolled my eyes. “Don’t draw attention to yourself. You’re already acting too stiff for underco