All Chapters of Fated To The Alphas Who Despise Me: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

DAIRUS'S POV..I started heading to the forest to look for Selene. My wolf kept whimpering in my head. It was so restless and whimpering. Selene was gone and the thought of her in the wrong hands and wrong place burned like fire under my ribs.I moved quickly, branches snapping my boots, the scent of damp clinging to my skin. I quickly turned and started heading towards Caelum's pack. I keep thinking maybe he has captured her again to dump her into his gilded prison. I increased my pace but as I was close to Caelum's pack, I remembered that she could not be there because the last I sent my guards to take Selene to the Ironfang Pack, Caelum sent her back so Selene couldn't be in his pack. I quickly turned back and started heading towards the forest. I was so determined to find Selene else I won't go back to my pack. As I entered the forest, every shadow felt threatening, every rustle a warning. "Selene," I muttered under my breath, fighting the panic clawing up my throat."Where the

SELENE'S POV.I stood rooted to the ground long after both Alphas stormed off in different directions. My fingers were still tingling from touching them, a touch that I could not explain what it did to them, but I knew it did something to them. I didn't understand it, and at the same time, I didn't want to understand it. My heart thudded heavily as I watched their distant figures disappear into the trees. I wanted to run and hide somewhere secret and think about my life because I was not understanding anything again. Could it be that I am really cursed the way I am being called by everyone that knows me and those that don't know me? To me, it was very strange.I was standing when I heard footsteps, fast, heavy, and determined. I turned just in time to see Alpha Caelum rushing back towards me, his chest heaving, his eyes glowing dangerously bright. He looked so desperate."Selene," he breathed, grabbing my hand before I could step back.The shock ran between us again, a warm electri

SELENE'S POV.All I could feel was warmth, soft, calming, and steady warmth. That was what I felt first. My body felt lighter than air, like every fear I had carried for years had drifted out of me for a few stolen hours. My muscles were relaxed. My legs still trembled faintly. My skin still carried the memory of his touch, his weight, his breath.This was actually the first time I had real intimacy with anyone. With the one who rejected me. The one that I never believed I would have anything to do with him again.For a moment, I let my eyes stay closed. I forced myself to breathe, to hold onto the tiny pocket of peace that still lingered in the room. My eyes have been closed all this time, but suddenly snapped open. The room was dim, a faint glow slipping through the window. Dawn was still far away. My heart beat slowly at first, then faster. I looked around, and the space where Alpha Darius lay was empty. My breath hitched. I pushed myself up immediately, hugging the blanket to my

SELENE'S POV.As soon as I slept off, Lady Veylor's face was the first face I saw. I woke sweating and gasping for breath. That alone was enough to tear sleep from my eyes like claws ripping flesh.I jerked upright on the hard prison bed, my chest was so heavy, my heart slammed against my ribs as though I wanted it out. My body was still heavy with exhaustion, but my wife was wide awake. Because of how real of what I saw was, I blinked rapidly, scanning the dim cell, half-expecting to see her standing there again, watching me with that cold, sharp gaze. But the cell was empty. Just the bed, some of my clothes by the side of the room and the faint smell of damp earth. I swallowed hard and rubbed my eyes. I had barely dozed off when I saw her and I kept wondering why I saw her. I felt chill all over my body. I wrapped my arms around myself and leaned back against the wall, trying to calm my breathing. My heart ached most of all. The thought of Alpha Darius burned through me. I shut my

SELENE'S POV.Darkness swallowed the sky so fast, it felt unnatural, like someone had dragged night over the world with angry hands. One moment, clouds hovered heavily about me, and the next, the heavens turned pitch-black, as dark as midnight with no moon, no stars, nothing.My heart thudded violently as a cold wind slammed into me, forcing me to stagger. The air smelled sharp and metallic, thick with the promise of rain.Then the rain came.The downpour exploded from the sky. Rain crashed down in heavy sheets, pounding my body mercilessly. The wind howled like a wounded beast, so strong that I knew deep down that if I took even one step forward, the wind could lift me off my feet and throw me away like I was nothing.So I stood still.The rain soaked through my clothes, instantly, clinging to my skin, freezing to the bone. My hair plastered to my face, water streaming down my eyes, blinding me. My bag slipped into the mud, but I didn't even bend to pick it up.I observed that I cou