All Chapters of The Blind Alpha's Mate.: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Alpha Ollen Kingsmen...I sat on the edge of my bed, her blanket still covering my naked body. Her scent was all over me. It almost felt like she was standing right in front of me. After Laura had dropped the barrier to let me out, I'd immideateky retreated to my room with Joyce's words following after me.I thought about what she said, how her voice trembled as she spoke. She sat close to me. Maybe it wasn't as close as I needed it to be, but she sat close, and I had to restrain myself from reaching out to her and pulling her closer. My goodness, I missed her. I missed her terribly.I wanted to forget everything and spend the remaining four months as close to her as possible.But I needed to remind myself that she was not mine to keep, that she was here for the sake of her family, that she was counting the days until she could leave.Three weeks of avoiding her should have been enough to teach me how to return to the life I had before I met her. It shouldn't be hard to remov

The phone call with Jenny left me unease. I tried not to worry about her as I left the woods and joined the people of the pack. The day was not as productive as I'd hoped it would be. I was distracted, and I could see that the people noticed.I constantly zoned out, thinking about my sister, the Sea and Moons pack, and the betrayal I felt from Ollen and the words he spoke so indifferently... I avoided the main pack house like the plague, refusing to return even when Mavus kept calling me for meals.I instead ate with some of the families in the pack, trying to feed from their positive energy. It would be an understatement to say that my own mind and thoughts exhausted me to the point that I was having a hard time walking to the woods at night for the training with the Lunas. "You look like you can barely walk." Ollen's mother whispered as I finally made it to the waterfall.I sat down in the ground and stretched my legs in front of me, letting out a low groan as I stretched my bac

Joyce Feathers...I felt pain all over my body. But the most blinding pain was the thunder clashing at the back of my eyes.The first thing I registered besides the pain was the fact that I was no longer lying on the cold ground. Instead, a soft mattress accepted me into the world of consciousness.A soft grow escaped my lips as I tried to open my eyes."Joyce?" I heard a voice call out so distant that I was unable to put a face to it.I tried to open my eyes a few times and failed, the light outside too blinding and burning to keep them open for more than a split second."Joyce?" The voice called out again.I didn't get to react this time when I felt fingers pry my left eyes open.I stated the hand away, knowing who it belonged to."I'm up." I whispered, even my own voice painting my head.Strong fingers fell on my right forearm and slowly slid down to my hand, intertwining with my fingers."Joy?" The voice became clear as I did the final battle to open my eyes.Heaven was stand

Ollen didn't leave the hospital room after we returned from the dungeons. I told him, multiple times, that he didn't need to be in the room with me, that he should leave and continue on with his day, do what he's been doing in the last three weeks.But Ollen refused."Sam and Mini will handle things." He'd commented, refusing to stand up from the chair beside my bed and leave.He stayed in the room while Heaven checked on the wound on the left side of my head."The stitches are holding up." She said. "But you're going to need a lot of time to fully heal."I was this close to healing completely and finally shifting after all this time, but I just had to go and get myself hurt again.Wait. No. This one is not my fault, and neither was this time. This time, it was my own sister fault."You need as much rest as you possibly can get. Which means no running around with the people all day." Heaven added, shooting me a warning glare as she took her gloves off and dumped them in the small tr

Alpha Ollen Kingsmen...I sat still and waited until Joy was done with the training. Her precious words kept echoing in my mind. I felt compelled to speak up, to apologize again, to maybe talk about the real reason that brought a pause to our relationship. But I'd promised I wouldn't disturb her, which was why I kept my words to myself and listened as she spoke to the Lunas.I tried to open my ears to the best of their abilities and check if I could hear the whispers, too. But all I heard was the wing and the leaves that kept falling to the cold ground with every passing minute, along with the loud splash of water that fell down to the full pool.Joy was quoted most of the time, only responding once I'm a while to whatever question they might have asked her. She kept herself focused on the training, and while I could sense frustration radiating off of her, there was also a sense of freedom in her soft aura. My scarred wolf stirred in my chest, reminding me of the night before w