All Chapters of Seducing The Alpha: My Ex's Uncle, My Mate : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

DRACO'S (Villain's) POVThe fifth female crawled on the ground—her skin pale and dry, her eyes bleeding, her neck dripping red.“Someone help,” she begged, her voice hoarse. I sensed weakness in it, but I only stared, amused.“You think you can escape? Your family sold you to me!” I said. She trembled, dragging her feet as I walked toward her slow and steady. She panicked, trying hard, but she could never outrun me.I had drunk enough blood; I was full. I said nothing. Suddenly I surged forward, clamping a hand on the back of her neck. Her eyes stared at me—horror filling them and my lips curled into a smile.“Hmm, how satisfying,” I thought. Bam. I slammed her head to the ground, again and again, until her skull splintered and brain matter scattered across the floor. My eyes shimmered and the door opened.Mahogany walked in—hair white and shimmering to her waist, piercings everywhere, gothic makeup framing cold eyes. She rolled her eyes at the scene and walked toward me.“You’re busy

“You damn bastard,” Val rasped, baring his fangs and glaring at Kael, who smiled ear to ear.“You let her escape,” Kael said, clicking his tongue. “Tsk…how unprofessional.” He said, his voice was smooth, mocking.Val laughed, bitter and anguished “You captured a witch, and let me feed on her? I’m glad she escaped.” Kael rolled his eyes at his words. He turned and stared at the vampire he had caught—bound through thick and bone.“What hurts a vampire…” Kael mused, pacing until he reached the table stacked with tools.“Garlic? Holy water? Crucifixes? Sunlight…or perhaps fire?” Kael asked mocking, his eyes on his desk filled with instruments of torture.“You pathetic madman,” the vampire cursed, chuckling....letting his dark laughter fill the room. “Those things do nothing.” He sneered, and Kael grinned.“Hmm, yet they hurt you…” Kael said, and lightly sprinkled holy water. The vampire shrieked the instant it touched his skin.He lurched backward, glaring at Kael with killing intent but

I watched Mira being dragged down the stairs; her eyes glared at me. I could see the rage in them but also disbelief."I'm you, Luna. Pregnant with your pups!" she yelled, but Kael turned a blind eye.It made me smile. When a man wanted a woman for power or any purpose, he could do anything blindly — Kael was that man.Although Annie and Lucy had informed me Lucien was a devil, a demon in sheep's clothing, I didn't want to believe it.He had always been there for me, had shouted at Kael when he insulted me, and always had my back. I didn't want to accept that someone like that could be cruel.Staying here, I wanted to get closer to Lucien and find out why he was nice to me — what that woman had said. Maybe I needed to know more. My revenge was more about betrayal ... there was more to Kael actions"Nice acting," I heard Raze whisper in a low, husky voice, making mg doubts vanish and my pride took over."Well, I have to learn from the best," I said, flinging my hair back. Raze chuckled.

Mahogany appeared in the woods — a sacred garden hidden among tall trees and shrubs. It was beautiful and colorful, filled with flowers and herbs.She was dressed in a purple gown with a red cape. Her perfectly curled, heart-shaped lips and thick lashes framed her face. Her raven-black hair shimmered beautifully in the light.Anyone who saw her would gasp at her beauty. She was stunning and graceful, but in truth, she was older, around thirty-two and had lived far longer than most knew.She held a wooden basket carved from fine oak, wrapped carefully with petals.Bending down, she gently picked a purple-hued flower, her soft hums filling the entire garden.This garden — Halvoc, they called it — was hidden from everyone and everything. Dangerous. Outlawed, they had tagged it. But she could walk here with her head held high, because she was a sorceress.Someone had asked for a potion, a forbidden one — and only she had the power to make it.She needed herbs to create the mixture, a liqu

SERRA’S POVI was confused—utterly disoriented. The book had sucked me in, and now I was here? What in the hell was happening? My thoughts spiraled like a storm I couldn’t control.“I’m your roommate,” Dee said softly, stepping closer. She had sleek black hair, dark glowing skin, and wore brownish cargo pants with a fitted blouse. A suitcase dangled from her hand, and she smiled brightly.I couldn’t help but return the smile. She was beautiful—her pale brows contrasted perfectly against her deep complexion.“Nice to meet you,” I said.“Same here,” she replied, her eyes lingering on me, gaze steady and curious. “You look kind of famil—”“I’m your roommate too!” Linette’s cheerful voice cut in as she appeared beside her. “Come on, let’s go.” She linked her arm through mine and led me down the corridor.The hallway stretched endlessly, grand and golden. Black-and-gold walls shimmered under the soft light, woven basket designs glinting like threads of magic.Then I saw it.A portrait—brow