All Chapters of The Alpha's Last Chance : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Damien's POVI turned over on my bed, meeting the fan of a woman who has put so much smile on my face in the past few weeks. “You slept like a baby,” Celine said, softly placing a kiss on my lips. I smiled, pushing her scattered hair behind her ear while glaring into her rosy eyes. Suddenly, mum rushed into my room, breathing furiously and looking deeply angered. “What's going in, mum?” I jerked up from my bed. “Watch the way you storm into my privacy, Sarah!” Celine frowned, rolling her eyes at her. “Obviously, you should, mum!” I yelled angrily. Something seemed off about, maybe a power driving me. But it felt alright, and I had no qualms about it. “We need to talk, Son. This is getting out of hand.” I turned, waiting for Celine to give me permission. She nodded softly, allowing a soft smile to sit on her face, a signal for me to give ahead. Mum dragged me out of my room, heading straight to her chamber. “Easy, mum!” I yelled, trying to find my steps properly. “You need

Celine's POVI began laughing sarcastically, amazed at the wonders I could do. The look of terror in their eyes was just so amusing, and it made me feel so much in control. Meanwhile, Damien just sat in his throne like a ceremonial Alpha, watching me do all the work. This is exactly what I want. I want to be in control of everything. Every damn thing should be under my own control. Sarah angrily stormed into the throne room, pissed with the sight of everything she was looking at. “What the hell is going on here? Why are you all sitting and watching her misbehave!!” She yelled at the top of her voice. I could feel the pain in her heart, I could see the pain in her eyes. There's no way she was happy to see me dominating everyone. She probably had hope that the wolf council would stop me, but I'm afraid they are all a bunch of scared cats. “Whoever dares to stand against me, would be squashed into a pulp just like the person I have made a good example of.” They all nodded, keep

Arianna's POVWe quickly untangled ourselves immediately. It was really awkward doing that but there was no lie I'm saying I enjoyed it. “I'm so sorry. I shouldn't have done that,” Ralph apologised, moving away from me immediately. But I smiled, grabbing his hand softly. “You have nothing to worry about. You didn't cross your boundaries.” He smiled, grabbing my hand softly as we laid on the ground, gazing into the sky and enjoying the view of the stars. “Good morning, Father,” I greeted, walking into the training arena. “Good morning. Today, you have a very special task,” he smiled. With that smile, there was no doubt that he was up to something really fishy. I could smell it in his eyes. But I don't mean it in a bad way. Father always comes up with a little piece of gruelling training everyday, and that's the only smile he ever has on his face when he's about to do so. “I'd love you to go down and meet the locals, associate with them. You'll also meet a nurse who Ralph will

Arianna's POV“Ralph, what do you think we should do to these people? He said they are spies.” Ralph sighed, arching his arms above his waist as he glared at the men in their cages. “The Mage leader said we should leave them here until they are ready to talk.” “What if they are not ready to talk? I mean, these people are probably skilled individuals.” He smiled. “I've had experience with worse–” Suddenly, the men began shaking vigorously as though the life in them were being sapped away by a strange power. All Gerald did was smile, turning his gaze towards me. “Our work here is done. She evidently knows your location,” he stuttered, forcing the words out of his mouth. I watched him choke to death right before me, and we didn't have the slightest idea of what the cause could have been. Ralph just threw his gaze to the ground, shaking his head in disappointment. I placed my hand softly around his shoulder, patting him gently. “I just failed!” he exclaimed. “You're wrong. You

Celine's POVFor a moment, it felt like I had completely lost control of Damien. His mother was doing something to him, and I needed to separate him from her before it's too late. “What's wrong with consoling my mother? She's crying,” Damien replied, tears clouding his eyes as he looked at me. “There's certainly no problem with that, but you have something else to handle. The wolf council wants to speak briefly with you before they leave.” He nodded softly, patting his mother on the back as he followed me out of her room. I heaved a huge sigh of relief, feeling a ease after pulling him out of that room. I allowed Damien go to the throne room alone, while I returned back to talk some sense into Sarah. “Why do you keep coming back to my chamber?” She asked angrily as I walked into her room. “You need to learn some manners. Why do you keep trying so hard to ruin this for me?” “Ruin what,