Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Alpha King Is My Second Chance Mate : Kabanata 71 - Kabanata 80

Maya’s POVSleep had become a battlefield for me.As much as I tried to close my eyes, I couldn't.Especially when the Alpha was out of the pack, in meetings.Every night, when I tried, the shadows of my dreams twisted into my sister’s face. Sarah. Her eyes burning with hate, her voice hissing curses, her hands holding knives or fire or worse. One night she slit Alpha Williams’ throat in front of me. Another, she poisoned the food of the entire Silver Moon pack. Another still, she dragged me by the hair and whispered, "If I can’t rule, then no one will.”Each time, I woke up screaming.That morning, I sat on the edge of the bed, my chest heaving, sweat sticking to my nightdress. Alpha Williams stirred beside me.“You dreamed again?” he asked, his deep voice rough with sleep.I nodded, unable to meet his eyes. “She killed you again. I tried to stop her, but it’s like she’s… stronger than me in there.”He reached out and cupped my cheek. His touch alone slowed my trembling. “Dreams c

Alpha Williams' POV “They call it the Purple tongue curse.” Justin straightened the picture before me. On it we're pictures of body parts all turning purple. Tongues, chest, arms, knees, necks and even eyes. “They all have this in common too.” He pointed to another part of the picture. The engraving of a flower tattooed on their palms. “All the victims have those.”“Any survivors?”“None. All the children who were infected died.”“That's bad news.” I sighed, a slight rub to the sides of my forehead. My brain felt like it had been split in half. “How many kids are we looking at?”“About fifteen? There should be more. More reports are coming in by the minute.”“That's even worse.” My head fell back, “any cure yet? What have the healers been able to come up with?”“Nothing. No progress at all.” Justin shook his head, he settled into the chair before me. “I'm afraid the healers say they can only help contain the poisons in their body. Nothing more.”“That's not good.” I dragged a deep

Maya's POV.Williams had been missing all day. With my bed rest restriction set in place, I was locked inside the room and told to only knock if I needed something.By the third knock, the healer's help deemed my demands as ‘not actual needs’ and asked that I not call for help again.“That was rough.” Melissa laughed in my face. “I would have never said that to you if I was her.”“Hush it, please. I don't want to hear it.”“Then go to sleep. It's the least you can do. Scratch that, it's what you've been ordered to do.”“But I have nightmares when I sleep.” I told Melissa. “You can't protect me there. Sarah's always trying to kill me.”“Maybe this time, things won't get that bad. Just close your eyes and go to bed, and if she does, get up.”Melissa nagged like she was my mother. So much that I laid straight on my bed and shut my eyes close to appease her.“Now go to bed and when you're awake, we can go find our mate.”“Fine.”Darkness consumed my vision with my eyelids sealed shut, mi

Maya's POV.“And then we found a solution….”Williams nodded, engulfed in his paper work but distracted by the sound of my voice giving him the updates I had. “Finding a solution is a good thing, how soon can he have this solution ready?”“As soon as I do it.”He paused mid-conversation, lips pressed together and then his eyebrow lifted at me. “And what's that supposed to mean?“The healer said no one else can handle a lumaris flower except a fire wolf.”“Okay? You're a fire wolf. What's difficult there?”“Nothing.”“Are you comfortable?”“I am.”“Then what is the problem? Is there a different kind of fire wolf they need?”There wasn't. “The healer mentioned I needed to be mated with someone.” “You're mated to me.”“But you haven't marked me.” I mentioned, exposing the bare skin of my shoulder. “And we haven't exactly consummated this… ship.”A smile widened on his face. “So does that mean you're ready?”I hesitated, tilted to my side, avoiding his gaze and the blush that followed af

Sarah's POV.“You have got to be kidding me.” I sneered loudly, a low growl escaped my lips.“You don't need to be too depressed. We can whip up another spell, curse not just the children this time but their fathers, mothers, everyone. It's that easy.”Alpha Thomas spoke simple mindedly. The spell of the dancing flower was not something that could be repeated so often– it wasn't a guarantee that it would work too.“Any luck on that Gamma wolf? Did he agree to our deal?”Thomas shook his head gleefully. “A spy I have on the inside told me he overheard the gamma reporting the deal we had with him to the Williams. I suspected he would tell him. We should have killed him instead.”I felt numb in my stomach. This was terrible news and from all indications, we were loosing this fight.“So what else can we do?” I questioned the Alpha. His hands found his chin to support, he stared lost in thin air like he was thinking of a plan, after minutes of being like that, finally, he shook his head.