All Chapters of THE ALPHA’S SILENT BRIDE: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Chapter 91ISLA'S POV My vision blurred and my grip loosened as Sayora dashed through the trees. My head lulled against her furs. I felt too weak to hold on to her but my body felt too heavy. It was almost like my bones had been pulled out and replaced with lead. The sun was already flirting with the horizon. The moment we got to the front of her house, I slipped off her back and curled up on the floor. Sayora changed back to human and carried me inside. I was amazed by how much strength she had. I had not realized how cold I was since we were outside but now that back inside, the warmth of Sayora's home comforted. She dropped me on the couch. “I’ll go heat up some water for you to have your bath.”I sniffed and hugged myself tighter. When she returned, I was staring at nothing. She went on her knees beside the couch. “I didn't want to fight you,” I cried out, my voice cracking. The tears finally came down. “I can't explain what was happening but I never meant to hurt you.”

Chapter 93ISLA'S POV I ran my shaky hands across my dress and hurried after Sayora, my heart pounding within me. Tears already burned my eyes and my throat was tight. Sayora walked quickly, her shoulders seemed tense. I didn't know where we were going but I trusted Sayora. I always did. She was almost running now and muttering beneath her breath. “Do you think we would be in time?” I called after Sayora. It felt like a forest was growing in my chest and clawing at my throat. “We can try.” She quickened her steps. The hair behind my neck stood on ends. We were soon back at the clearing where we took our first lessons and where I almost turned into a wolf. Sayora sat down, cross legged on the floor and closed her eyes. She drew in a deep breath murmured under her breath. I looked around nervously. I could feel Lucien was close already. “Dear goddess please,” I rubbed my palms and watched Sayora. Her head snapped up and her eyes rolled back. “The guides hear me. The trees hold y

LUCIEN’S POV Callen lay there lifeless or almost lifeless. I could barely tell. His scent, once sharp was now almost non existent and colour had drained from his skin. “Callen,” I supported his head on my thighs and it lulled lazily from side to side. I tapped his cheeks, my eyes wide with expectations. I just wanted him to talk to me. To tell me that he could hear me but there was nothing. The woods suddenly grew quiet again. I could not hear a single sound save my heart that was trashing within me. My eyes burned with tears and this time I let it fall freely. I didn't hold back. I couldn't hold it back anymore. I had to be paying for a sin I didn't know I commited or one that my ancestors. First, Isla was taken from me and these stupid woods would not let me see her. What confirmation did I even have that she was still alive? Now, my Beta and best friend lay lifeless in my arms because I had acted like a fool. Because I had let the love I had for Isla overcloud my sense of judg

CHAPTER 97Lucien’s POVI was guilty personified as I sat down before elder Franc, who was worried about Callen and angry at me for endangering Callen’s life.I could not believe that I would be selfish and so self centered to the extent that the only time Callen needed me the most, the one time he needed me to save him after he saved me countless times in the past as my friend and beta, I could not protect him cause of my love for someone who left me.If she felt the same way I did, would she have ever left me? Would she have seen me earlier and not leave with me? Who was she with and why would the person try to hurt Callen? Was that even Isla?I thought I found the love of my life but she never loved me, how could I consider someone who doesn’t love me the love of my life? Is that not me setting myself up for heartbreak?I should have never taken her in to my pack. Now, I felt broken beyond repair cause even though I know that she doesn’t love me or want me, I still need her to need

Chapter 99TARLYN'S POV I had not slept in days. Every sound felt like a warning and every shadow looked like movement.Kane’s name stayed on my mind. He walked free now. He moved close.I saw him in corners. I smelled his scent on my clothes and felt his eyes on my skin.Lucien had stopped speaking to me. The pack no longer respected me.They whispered when I passed. I had been Luna once.Now it seemed like I served as a reminder of failure.Kane made things worse. He fed on fear.He sought control and I wanted peace.I left the house under the full moon.The wind cut through my cloak.The forest lay silent.My breath came in slow, steady pulls.The cabin stood near the training field.Smoke rose from the chimney.Cedar and iron filled the air.I knocked once.Kane opened the door. No surprise crossed his face.“Well, look who came back,” he said. “Missed me, Luna?”My voice stayed sharp. “Stop this. I am done with your games.”He smiled. “Games? You see ghosts.”I stepped closer. “