All Chapters of The Blind Alpha's Mate.: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

I stood by the doorway, feeling the fear radiating off of my mate. It would be an understatement to say that her fear was going to chock me out.I had every intention to turn around and leave, let her have her dinner in peace, but feeling how scared she was, I knew I needed to try a lot harder than just turning around and leaving.I owned it, if not to myself, then to my people to at least try to make her feel comfortable in my presence.Who knows how and when that will happen?Instead of doing what my body was asking me to do and leaving, I forced my feet forward, internally counting the steps from the door to the chair. Despite there being other people in the dining room, it felt too quiet.Not a single one of them spoke, not even to distract her until I found my chair. I stopped as soon as I hit the number of steps and reached out. I felt the back of one of the chairs. I walked around it, following the circle the next two more chairs made before I finally reached my own, the same o

We must have walked for thirty minutes before we arrived at the house we were hiding in, which was one of the houses of the pack members.I thought we would be hiding in the woods or something, not in someone else's house."Will it be safe for them?" I asked as we stood in front of the house."Yes." Laura replied. "Everyone knows what will happen to night if we don't manage to hide you well, and a lot of people were willing to help out. This family vaulentierd to let us hide in the basement. Being undergound might be a lot better than hiding in the woods.""What about them?" I asked."They are going to stay elsewhere, and so are the next-door neighbors just to be safe." Laura replied, taking my arm and throwing it over her shoulder to help me climb up the stairs before the front door.I was sweating by the time we reached the basement, which I once again needed help making my way down the stairs.Laura turned the light on and pointed to a matressed tucked to one side."Sit." She said

Alpha Ollen Kingsmen...I followed the heavy scent of blood to their room with the tips of my fingers brushing against the wall.I never liked coming here. Of all the places in the pack, I recented the hospital the most. It held too many bad memories. I'd paid this place a visit one too many times in my childhood. The scent is burned into my nose. I find it far more disturbing than any other foul scent I had ever encountered.I stopped when I reached the room containing the scent of the blood, mixed with that of my beta and gamma.I felt around for the knob before I opened the door. The first thing I heard was Heaven and Laura having a hushed conversation somewhere in the room. I stepped in, trying to act like the place didn't make me want to turn around and leave right away."How are they doing?" I asked, interrupting the women's conversion."They're healing, Alpha. They just need some rest." Heaven replied.I nodded my head, shame twisting my guts for what I did to them.I

I walked in the woods with the Alpha, the distance between us large and safe.It was dark, but I noticed that it wasn't as dark as the main woods.The first few minutes of the walk passed in silence. I kept my eyes mostly on the ground to prevent myself from stumbling on a rock or a fallen branch and falling down. The Alpha however, looked like he knew the place by heart, walking calmly enough that if he comes across a rock or a branch, he stepped over it the second the tip of his shoes brushed against the item. He also had one hand stretched out, touching the trees as he passed by as if he was marking or counting them.It didn't take long for my breath to be labored and for sweat to coat my forehead. My ankle already throbbed after only a few minutes, shooting pain up the rest of my body."Would you like to rest?" The Alpha asked, stopping me in my track. I glanced at him and saw that he was facing my direction, his blank gaze thrown to my right.I looked around and saw a rock per

Alpha Ollen Kingsmen...After leaving Joyce Feather once she entered her room, I carefully returned to my office. I am also wide awake. The walk was certainly enlightening, and I hoped she got more comfortable with my presence, even if it was a little bit.I was annoyed that our time outside was cut short by Markus, but nonetheless, it was longer than any time I had spent with her in the last four weeks she had stayed in this pack. While I wanted to sit there in my office and go over every conversation I had with her, I needed to handle business first, and that meant putting the main pack house in order and warning everyone of the guests we would have the next day, which was just hours away.I opened the mind link between the few people I needed, and while I was not happy about waking them up from their sleep, I called them to my office.I waited for a few minutes. The first to show up was Hector, the wolf in charge of managing the night patrols, followed by Laura, her teeth c