All Chapters of The Blind Alpha's Mate.: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

"Would you look at that?" Heaven mumbled. "You're actually healing better than before."Her comment surprised me, especially since everything happened less than forty-eight hours ago."That's good news." Ollen commented from his sitting spot, forcing our eyes towards him."You know you can leave, right? I'm here all day. I'll look after her." Heaven commented.I expected for him to shut her off and say something along the lines of how he must be here to keep me safe, when truly it was to keep me from leaving, even though I wasn't going to leave just yet.But he surprised both of us when he nodded his head."I was actually going to ask you to keep her company today. I have some things I need to do." He replied, pushing himself to his feet. "Will that be possible?"Heaven and I shared a glance, and our silence made him think that she was not okay with in."I can ask Mavus to come if you're busy..." Ollen started, but Heaven cut him off, saying that she was more than happy to keep me com

Laura, Heaven, and I stopped once we were near enough to the dungeons before she cast a spell around us that would keep anyone and everyone from sensing our arrival. It wasn't a magical cloak that made us invisible, which meant we had to be careful and make sure we weren't seen by anyone. "We have to proceed with caution." Laura warned once the spell was around us. We looked around first before we made a run for the dungeons. We stopped by the door to listen for any movement inside before we slowly opened the door."It's clear." Laura whispered before she led the way down. I followed first, and the Heaven came from behind me.Laura knew where they were keeping Seth, turning in the opposite direction from where my sister was being held.I glanced towards that direction for a split second before I returned my attention to the task at hand.Laura led us through multiple turns before she stopped and pointed around the corner.She peeked her head to look to the left. I peeked my head un

I stepped around the corner to further reveal myself. I had no doubt that Ollen could smell the unease on me, the fear, even if I tried to control it as much as I possibly could.My eyes jumped to Jenny standing behind him on the other side of the bared door, my gaze hardening at the thought of her revealing the truth to Ollen. "Why are you two here?" Ollen asked.I could feel Laura's eyes burning a hole at the back of her head. I'd caused her to get caught in the middle of spying on her Alpha. Of course, she was going to be mad at me, rightfully so too. But I couldn't focus on her at the moment. I had to focus on the man who kept referring to me as his mate. "I wanted to talk to you." I replied.Ollen, who was now fully facing my direction, tilted his head to the side in confusion. "About what, exactly?" He asked.My lips dried, as did my throat. I had obviously not thought it through when I called out his name.I had to come up with something right away that would justify our p

The amount of betrayal I was about to commit was not lost on me. But everything we have been working hard to build in this pack now depends on this betrayal.I was not choosing my sister over Ollen or the pack. That was not what was about to happen. Instead, I was choosing the pack over her by hiding the ultimate truth that would break everything we had worked hard for.The thought of the land drying up along with the waterfall made my blood run cold. I can't leave that happen. For once, I had something I needed to desperately protect from my sister, something I was not willing to lose because of her. She gave up the right to be in this pack when she sent me to take her place in her stead, to die in her place.She doesn't get to come now and ruin it for me after I worked hard to make it into something I was proud of.I might not be the rightful Luna of the pack and the rightful mate of Ollen Kingsmen, but I believed that I earned to be those things because I stayed and stuck around

I rushed to the stairs, trusting Sam to go check the dungeons. With my hand pressed against the wall, I climbed up two stairs at a time, stumbling once in a while, to get to the top floor of the maim pack house.I felt slight relief when I heard her sigh all the way from her bedroom, but it was short lived when I recalled the absence of the keys and the hours that passed after we left the woods, hours she could have planned and plotted her escape.It felt like hours had passed before I finally stood in front of her bedroom door.I raised my fist, ready to pound against the door. I stopped myself when I realized that making her thing I was angry could do me no good.I took a slow, deep breath through my nose before I softly knocked in the door."Joy." I called out.I couldn't hear her breathing anymore. The only audible thing in that room was the wild beating of her heart.I could smell her fesr through the door, and I knew there was nothing I could say in the moment that could ease h