All Chapters of The Alpha King Is My Second Chance Mate : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Alpha Williams' POVI heard it all.The kidnap, how it was all going down, everything. My body stayed still, unmoved even while a war erupted inside me as I fought to move my body.I screamed in my head, “Don't take her! Bring her back! You better leave her alone or I'll kill you!”“Hey! Let her be!” I yelled. “Hey!”“Don't you dare.” I heard Maya fight, I heard scuffling, I heard her gasp, I heard her fighting to be free from them but a whiff in the wind and Maya had stopped fighting. They spoke to her, warning her to stay put or she would regret it.She resisted once more and I never heard from her again. Only the sound of footsteps fading quietly into the hallway as those bastards carted away with my mate.A tear fell from the side of my eye, my pinkie moved as I struggled to get my body to work.“Move it, dammit! Fucking move!”“Move!”No reaction. I twitched once but that was it.I slumbered back into the state I was. Like a vegetable without a brain. I was too weak to drag in an

Sarah's POV“Why did you need her to stop over?”Logan’s rumbling over the phone sounded static to me. Nothing he said made sense, bile rose in my throat. I closed my eyes, fighting to suppress the anger building in me.“So you're telling me they are on their way now?” “They should be. I didn't take that long with her.” Logan finally cleared. “Expect the delivery in fifteen.”His assurance came fifteen minutes ago, seated beside Thomas with my eyes fixed on the door, I couldn't help but feel uneasy.“What's wrong?” Thomas reached for my hand. His weight pressed down on my palm, enough for me to stop tapping the armrest so anxiously.“She's not here yet. Something feels wrong.”“You might just be overthinking this thing. Calm down a little.”His words were reassuring when it concerned my health but with with Maya— they held no meaning.“Go out and find her.”“There's no way you want me to go out and find her just because—“I'm serious, go out and find her.” I cut in. Thomas saw the lo

Maya's POV“We’ve been circling that tree for the last one hour. Where the heck are we?”The forest didn't feel so empty with Melissa back. I shifted a couple of times just to be sure.She was.But with her renewed energy came more focus on me— on the path we took.“I've tried walking in this direction.” I pointed to the dense part of the forest, the darkness thicker than a fog. “This is harder than I thought it would be.”“We should try running on trees.”“Good idea.”Melissa took over quickly, in one moment, I was fully wolf, she sprang up onto the tree next to us, latching with her claws that buried deep into the trunk.“See anything?”“Nothing yet.”“Try harder.”Melissa sniffed the air for any sign of life, nothing. She skipped a few trees in the direction of the darkness, the deeper we got, the more confusion flickered inside us. With a low growl, Melissa gave up. She shifted back to me, lowering to the floor.“I give up.”“That was fast.” “Yeah. I can't take it anymore. You do

Alpha Williams POV.I could feel the rage simmering in my chest, hot and sharp, like molten steel threatening to burn its way out. Every fiber of my being screamed to hunt, to strike, to tear apart the man who had dared betray me—Justin. But beneath that fire, a colder, sharper edge cut through: Maya was missing. She was out there somewhere, vulnerable, and my failure to protect her was an even worse feeling than betrayal.I rubbed my face, trying to force my pulse to slow, but my wolf wasn’t listening. He prowled inside me, muscles twitching, claws flexing beneath my skin. I could smell Justin’s anxiety even before he spoke. His eyes darted to the floor, to the walls, anywhere but mine.“Alpha…” His voice was tight, controlled, but the fear underneath was raw. “I swear, I didn’t—”“Don’t speak.” I ground my teeth. “Not a word. Not until I decide what I want to hear.”Derek, always the cautious one, flinched at my intensity. “Alpha Williams, please…”I whirled on him, golden eyes bl

William's POV The search for Maya was far from over. The West and East wing had been scored and yet, no sign of Maya.Justin returned to me with his tail hidden between his legs, his face lowered, “We’ve even extended our search into the neighboring pack and yet there is still no sign of her.”Standing feet apart from my beta wolf disgusted me. His mere presence was repulsive to witness but for Maya, I was ready for anything.“Alright, tomorrow, we cover the north and the south, as early as we can be, get your trucks, gather the men after they've rested enough and lead them into the forest. Whatever it takes, we have to find Maya.”“Alright, Alpha.”By the next day, we began our search at night.It felt better that way.The cold night wind cut through the trees. My paws sank into the soil, muscles tight with tension as Balor prowled beneath my skin—restless, desperate. The moon hung in the sky as usual, pale and distant, perfect for a hunt.As I ran through the woods, I listened. E