All Chapters of Mated To The Alpha Who Bullied Me: Chapter 241 - Chapter 250

Tala's POVI felt a sharp tug in my chest.I staggered, trying to catch my foot when the tug came again, completely knocking the air out of my lungs. I fell to the ground. Hard. My head hit the hard ground, blood trickling down my face, but I didn't care. I couldn't focus on the pain or blood. Cassian.The tug, that tug. It was definitely him. My hand came up to my chest, clenching the cloth above it tightly. The matebond had flared to life. Cassian was connecting with me. 'Mate! Mate! Mate!' My wolf chanted, her instincts alert. My heart pounded, something that felt too much like hope blooming. Did he remember me? Has Kira's spell finally worn off? I straightened my back, leaning into the bond, feeling that thread slowly intertwine again. My eyes watered. "Cassian," I whispered. And then, silence. I lost him. Again. Disappointment settled in my chest. Heavy and painful. I swallowed, holding back the tears that threatened to spill. I wouldn't cry again. I'd decided

Nicole's POVI kissed him back.Harder this time.His lips moved against mine with a hunger that stole my breath, he was all teeth and heat and barely contained restraint. His hands roamed my body like he needed to memorize me, like touching me was the only thing keeping him.My heart raced erratically, every nerve in my body standing on edge, reacting to him. My wolf purred in satisfaction. My fingers slid into his hair, tugging lightly. He groaned into my mouth, the sound low and rough, and my heart slammed violently against my ribs.The heat of him seeped into me, igniting something reckless and impossible to ignore."Fuck, Nicole," he breathed, pressing me down into the forest floor, his weight solid and unyielding.I felt him—hot, thick evidence of his arousal against my legs—and the realization sent a sharp, desperate sound tearing from my throat.His reaction was immediate.His grip tightened, breath stuttering as his forehead dropped to mine. For a split second, he looked t

Nicole's POVShe moved. I didn't see her, I sensed her. "I—" she hesitated. "I don't know the situation, or who it is Nicole, but... you deserve love." My chest constricted painfully, her words hitting a spot I thought I'd shielded. "And if you're wondering, it doesn't make you weak."Weak. That word had haunted me for years.I swallowed, turning to face her. She stood a few feet from me, her white eyes staring right through me. "I don't know how to do this," I admitted, my voice barely above a whisper. "I don't know how to let myself feel."She took a step forward. "I know. You don't have to figure it at once," she whispered, getting closer. "You can take it slowly. Just stop fighting it."Her voice, her eyes, there was a sincerity in them, a sincerity that tugged at my chest. She looked at me like I mattered, like I meant something. "You can always talk to me if you need to." She whispered, wrapping her arms around me. I stood frozen for a second. Then, slowly my hands mov

Talia's POVI stood so abruptly the bed creaked, already moving.I practically ran to the door, snatching the letter with trembling hands, my heart roaring in my ears.My wolf stirred instantly, her eagerness bleeding into me."Leave," Mason ordered the warrior, but I barely registered it.My focus was entirely on the letter.I tore it open clumsily, my fingers slick with sweat.My eyes burned.When I finally managed to unfold it, disappointment slammed into me so hard my throat clogged.I swallowed."It's not Cassian," I whispered."Oh?" Mason sounded disappointed too. "Then who?"I read the content again, my heart still pounding."It's Damien," I said quietly. He wants to meet Nicole in an hour to discuss what he’s found about the council. Shit.Nicole was gone.I turned slowly to Mason. His eyes were already on me, sharp, searching—far too perceptive."What does it say?" he asked.For a brief, cowardly second, I considered lying. Changing the subject. Anything to steer attention a

Nicole’s POVSneaking us into the pack had been easy.Now, here comes the hard part—getting out of the car without being seen. The car slowed, tires crunching softly over gravel before coming to a stop. Through the tinted windows, Serena’s estate loomed ahead, all sharp angles and polished stone, lights glowing warmly like nothing rotten lived inside.Like that damn Alpha hadn’t been responsible for Kira’s escape and the predicament we were in.Katherine stole a glance at us—making sure we were in position—before opening the door and stepping out. Cool air rushed inside, carrying unfamiliar scents—metal, pine, strangers. Kaden followed after her, his back stiff, jaw set—signature alpha mode.Two guards approached immediately. I watched through the tinted window as Kathrine’s back straightened and her chin raised, all traces of the annoying brat I know gone. They exchanged a few stiff words before the guards led them away. One of them lingered behind, getting closer to the car, as i