All Chapters of The Supreme Alpha's Vengeful Mate: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Sarah.I gripped the table in the office, inhaling deeply to calm down, and slowly —a smirk curled up the corner of my lips.Rubyrose's expression as she heard me mention the kiss was more satisfying than I imagined it to be.I had seen her there through the slightly open door, about to walk past and so I quickly brought up the kiss—thanks to my smart wolf—Lymph."I knew hearing about the kiss would break her. Did you see the way she froze?" Lymph's voice broke out in a cunny cackle and I felt my smirk widen."Good one, Lymph, and just as expected, she left before Kieran could clear the air." I chuckled darkly, reliving the look on her face.I would pay a thousand gold to see that pained look blow up her face again.And at that moment it clicked—Kieran's words to me. 'I'm warning you, Sarah. You'll show my mate respect. I repeat, starting now, every responsibility you hold would be handed to her' And just like that—like fuel added to a quenching fire, I felt the already dissipating

KieranMy head pounded like someone was beating a drum inside it. Sweat dripped down my jaw as I punched the bag again and again, not even bothering with hand wraps.The bag started ripping with each heavy hit, splitting in half. Blood smeared across the surface, but I didn't feel the pain. Couldn't feel anything except the burning ache in my chest.I couldn't think straight. Her face kept showing up in my mind every damn second.The way she looked when she got into his damn car—like I didn't exist. Like I was nothing. That look made something crack inside me."Arghhhh!” A loud roar tore from my throat as I drove my fist straight through the bag with an unearthly force.Sand exploded everywhere, covering the floor, my arms, my face.I stood there breathing hard, chest heaving, staring at my bloody knuckles. They were already healing fast, the cuts closing up. But the ache in my chest? That wasn't going anywhere.I walked away from the destroyed bag and grabbed the deadlift weights—any

NEXT DAYRUBYROSE POVThe scarred man trailed his fingers down my arms in a slow and deliberate motion, tracing patterns on my skin and I couldn't help the bile that rose to my throat."You know what?" His voice dropped lower as he turned his gaze to his partner. "I think we should have some fun first. Before we finish the job.”My blood turned to ice immediately. My chest tightened. I could see it in his eyes — what he wanted to do. I yanked at the ropes again, my wrists bleeding, panic rising as he leaned closer.“Don’t touch me!” I spat irritatedly, my voice trembling but defiant.He laughed, the sound sharp and cruel. “Still got a mouth, sweetheart?”His hand moved to my thigh and everything in me screamed in alarm.I threw my whole body weight forward and slammed my forehead into his face as hard as I could.Crack.His nose exploded. Blood sprayed across my face."FUCK!" He stumbled backward, both hands flying to his nose. Blood gushed between his fingers, dripping down his chin,

KieranI dipped the towel into the bowl of cool water, wrung it out, and placed it gently on her forehead. My hand lingered there for a moment—checking, hoping—but her skin still burned beneath my touch.It's been three days since I got her out of that disgusting place and she hasn't opened her eyes, not even once.I pulled my hand back and sat in the chair I'd dragged to her bedside. The same chair I'd been sitting in for seventy-two hours straight. My body ached from not moving. My eyes burned from not sleeping. But I couldn't leave. Wouldn't leave.Not until she woke up.The healer had administered what he could, her wounds were obviously healed, but still she wasn't waking up.My heart clenched so tightly as I recalled the healer's words:“Supreme Alpha, this is beyond my healing prowess. I…I don't know what's happening. All the medicines were supposed to have taken effect, but it's as if she's fighting it.” He sighed, staring down at his fingers, afraid to look at me and tell me

Rubyrose' POVI opened my eyes slowly, and the first thing that hit me was the pounding in my head. It felt like someone was banging from the inside. I groaned softly and pressed my palm against my temple, afraid that if I let go, my head might just split in two.Everything around me was blurry at first. The light was too bright, almost blinding. I blinked several times until the shapes around me began to make sense.When I tried to move, a sharp pain shot through my head again, forcing another groan out of me. I gave up, letting my body sink back down. For now, it was easier to just stay still and breathe.I had never had a headache this bad in my entire life. My body felt strange, weak like jelly. I pressed both hands to my head, trying to steady the pounding, and glanced around.I was in a bedroom I didn’t recognize. The bed I laid on was soft, the only thing giving me the tiniest bit of comfort in the middle of all this chaos in my head.Everything was still a blur. My thoughts, m