All Chapters of The Mafia's Forbidden Heat: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Rin’s POVIt grew colder as I walked closer.The glass walls of the cells, which were arranged on either side of the lengthy corridor, were dimly illuminated by harsh white lights. Wolves inside them. Or the wolves of old.One twisted out of its jaw and snarled, its teeth overly long. The veins on another's skin, which were the same poison they had injected into me, glowed faintly silver-blue. Some, half-human, half-wolf, their eyes blank with insanity, thrashed against their restraints. Others were lying lifeless, their bodies slender and hardly breathing.The worst part was the sound. Moans, growls, and unspoken whispers. Desperation flooded the room as a chorus of shattered voices sang.The tightness in my chest made it difficult for me to breathe.Kai's low, sneering voice sounded from behind me. "Aren't they lovely? The scientific siblings of yours."Stop talking," I growled. My throat ached.However, my feet continued to move. I was unable to look away. What I should have been,

Rin’s POVIt was too quiet in the lab. A heavy silence had replaced the chanting, but it was pressure rather than serenity. I could still see dozens of eyes waiting in their prisons.With a tight chest and a sharp voice, I turned to Thorne. "You were aware."He furrowed his brows. “Rin”I interrupted him, my voice shaking with anger, saying, "Don't you dare." "You were aware of the relationship. We had something before, you know. And you let them remove it. You allowed me to roam around for years without realising who I was.He clenched his jaw but remained silent.With clenched fists and heated blood, I took a step closer. "What kept you from telling me? You kept me in the dark, but why?I could see the weight in his eyes, but they were steady. “Because you weren’t ready.”I laughed resentfully. "Not prepared? I was drugged. I was poisoned by them. They made me into an instrument. And you—what? Decided that the reality was too much for me?The words sounded almost like a scream. "Tho

Rin’s POVIt was too quiet in the lab. Once more, the hybrids were motionless, huddled in their cells, breathing slowly as if they were waiting. Restless, I paced the edge of the shadows.There was a problem.I heard it at that point.A faint murmur. A voice, too quiet for the average person to hear. However, my senses had changed. My nose detected the slight spark of static electronics and my ears picked up the beat.I pursued the sound.Kai had his back partially turned, leaning against a rusting pipe behind a shattered wall. His tone was crisp, low, and lighthearted."Yes, I do have him. He's evolving more quickly than I anticipated. No need to worry. He still believes he can despise me. There was a pause, followed by that awful smirk. Indeed. I'll hold him accountable. For the time being.My heart thumped hard against my chest.I flexed my claws and took a step closer. He was speaking into one of the Council's svelte, streamlined communicators. With anger coursing through my veins

Rin’s POVMy tongue still ached from the words I had uttered: We were already mated.Thorne remained unflinching. He didn't dispute it. All he did was stare at me as if he had been waiting for me to remember for years. No confession could have overshadowed his quiet.At last, he made a move. Slow, methodical, as though one mistake may break me to pieces. His voice was steady, heavy, and low."You see it at last," he remarked.My chest constricted. "So it's true?"He said, "It's always been true," and his eyes were raw with emotion rather than a mask or a smile. We were bound by that night. It was sworn in blood by our wolves. It could not be broken. It's not the time. The Council, no. Not even your denial.With my heart thumping so painfully, I staggered back. "You were aware?""Yes."It was as simple as a knife. I balled my hands into fists. "All this time? I was running, resisting this, loathing you""I knew," he interrupted in a harsh voice. I carried it by myself. Because it would

Rin’s POVThe world wasn't silent.It never does.Whispers started to circulate within Verano before I had even recovered from the bondfire. In pubs, alleys, and the secret-sharing dens on the underground market, people called me by name.They referred to me as "Subject Zero.""The Chimaera Wolf.""The weapon that broke the leash of the Council."I was watched by eyes everywhere I went. Wolves' mouths curled in fear or desire as they stared for too long. Rumours about a monster that was neither Alpha nor Omega, but something in between, had even reached the human world.I walked the congested streets with my hood pressed lower. I could still hear the hiss of voices even if my scent was hidden."That's him.""More powerful than an Alpha.""They say a new order can be bred by his blood."I felt sick to my stomach.I wanted to shout that I hadn't chosen this and that I wasn't their weapon. However, nobody would pay attention. I was power walking on two legs in their eyes. And there was a