The Alpha broken mate のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 101 - チャプター 110

I was heading back to my room, my mind already on Aurora and what I would say to her next, when Isabella's voice stopped me in the hallway."Arthur, wait."I turned to see her standing in the doorway of her room, still favoring her wounded shoulder but looking stronger than she had earlier."Come spend time with me," she said. "Please. Just for a little while.""Isabella, I really need to check on Aurora.""She'll still be there in an hour." Isabella reached out and took my hand. "I'm your wife, Arthur. Can you just give me one hour? Is that too much to ask?"The guilt hit me hard. She was right. After everything she'd done for me, helping me find Aurora despite being shot, I owed her at least this much."Okay," I said. "One hour."Isabella smiled and pulled me gently into her room.Isabella dragged me into her room, and I stumbled after her, my mind still spinning from her touch. The door slammed shut behind us, sealing us in. When she turned to me, her eyes burned with desire.“Take

The tires of my car screeched as we pulled up to the Moon Rises Pack territory. I didn't wait for the vehicle to fully stop before throwing open the door and stepping out, my boots hitting the gravel. Behind me, twenty of my best warriors emerged from three additional vehicles. Torstein appeared at my side immediately, his hand already on the hilt of his blade. "Alpha, the perimeter is heavily guarded. At least forty wolves between us and the pack house.""Then we go through them," I said.The guards at the gate spotted us immediately. Ten men formed a defensive line, their weapons drawn, their eyes flickering between human and wolf as they sized up the threat we posed."Alpha Hendrix," the lead guard called out, a burly man with a scar running down his left cheek. "You have no authority here. Turn back now, or face the consequences."I kept walking, my stride unhurried. "The only consequence today will be what happens to anyone stupid enough to stand between me and what's mine.""We

The hospital doors burst open as we rushed through, Isabella's blood soaking through my shirt where I held pressure on her wound. Nurses and doctors converged immediately."We've got her, sir," a grey-haired doctor said firmly. "You need to stay in the waiting room." They wheeled Isabella away through double doors that swung shut with finality. I stood there, hands dripping blood, feeling utterly helpless for the first time in years. Aurora appeared at my side, still weak but standing on her own.She took my hand. "She'll be okay. She has to be okay.""This is my fault," I said quietly. "I went back for revenge when I should have just gotten you both out safely.""No." Aurora's said. "This is Tristan's fault. Luna Morgan's fault. Not yours."Torstein brought us both chairs, and we settled in for what turned out to be the longest four hours of my life.Aurora dozed fitfully against my shoulder while I stared at those closed doors, willing them to open with good news. Finally, the grey-

The Mercedes-Maybach S-Class glided through the iron gates of Moonhaven Rehabilitation Center, gravel crunching beneath its tires. I pressed my face against the tinted window, taking in the sprawling estate that would be my home for the next several months.Arthur's hand found mine across the leather seat. "You don't have to do this if you're not ready.""I need to," I said quietly, watching as the main building came into view. "I can't keep living without my memory, I have to find out who I am ."The car rolled to a stop in the circular driveway. Arthur's security detail pulled up behind us in two black SUVs, engines purring before falling silent. As I stepped out, the late afternoon sun warmed my face, and I took a deep breath of air that smelled like pine and fresh-cut grass.The main building rose three stories, built from honey-colored stone that glowed golden in the light. Ivy climbed its western wall, deep green against the warm stone. Large"You know," I said, turning to Arthu

"Stay close!" Sabrina shouted over the music, grabbing my hand.But within five minutes of arriving, I'd already lost them. Helione had spotted someone she knew. Sabrina disappeared toward the makeshift dance floor. And suddenly I was alone in a sea of strangers.I navigated toward what appeared to be a drinks table set up along one wall. Red cups were stacked in pyramids, surrounded by bottles and cans. I grabbed what looked like beer, and took a huge gulp.The bitterness exploded across my palate. I barely managed to swallow before coughing, sputtering, and spitting the rest back into the cup."Damn, beers are bitter!" I gasped, staring at the offending beverage like it had personally betrayed me. "Who the hell drinks this?"A couple nearby laughed at my reaction. Okay. This was fine. I was at a party. A real party. Without an overprotective Alpha hovering over my shoulder, threatening to murder anyone who looked at me wrong. This was my chance to be normal. To be a regular girl doi