All Chapters of Under Her Spell: Saving The Alpha : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

NicholaiKyle stared at my back like he'd just seen the gates of hell crack open. His expression shifted from horrified to impressed in half a second.“Well damn,” he exhaled, “you killed a hellhound. I'm impressed.”I frowned at him.He was trying to mask his fear, but I still saw it. “How many did you kill?” he asked.“Two,” I replied simply.Tara and Nathan just stared without a word. Kaima, who was standing next to me, quickly reached for my hand.Kyle ran a hand through his hair, looking at me like he was only just seeing me for the first time.“Nicholai… I have to give it to you, that’s impressive. Killing two hellhounds—was that recklessly stupid? Yes. Was it impressive? Yes. Are you going to die? Also yes.”I felt my stomach knot. “Kyle… so you know about the curse that came with killing a hellhound. Do you know how to get rid of it?”He sighed dramatically like I was asking something he already knew. “Okay, let me break it down like this, if you kill a hellhound, you get curs

NathanGoddess, I'd had enough of this dude for one day. Before he got the chance to finish speaking, I moved fast and precise, pinning him against the pillar. I pressed the silver knife to his throat, the metal hissed against his skin, making faint lines.“Come on, Nathan,” Kyle choked out a laugh. “You think a silver knife can kill me? Do you know how old I am? But it's really nice to see the honourable Alpha losing control.”I didn’t. Looking into his eyes, I pushed the blade harder into his throat. Goddess, I wanted to end him so badly, and even in the situation, he was smiling.“Nathan, stop being stupid. You know silver can't kill me, so let me go before I make all your internal organs come out of your mouth.”“Oh Kyle, you know, you are right in a way. Silver can't kill you.”Kyle smirked, glad I got it sorted. “Take that useless thing away from my neck.”I smiled widely at him. The smile was slow and dangerous.“Kyle… this isn't just any silver blade. When Nicholai stole the c

TaraI didn't belong with them. Kaima was with Nicholai, Nathan was obsessed with Kaima, there was no place I fit in with them anyway.I kept wandering through Kyle's mansion pretending like I was looking around when in reality I was trying my hardest not to scream.The place was beautiful, but it felt like the house was alive or maybe that was just my nerves. I wasn't sure.I was so lost in my own thoughts that I didn't hear him approach.“Well, well… look who's wandering around like a lost kitten.”I froze. God, I hated that voice so much. I wished I could shove something down his throat to keep him quiet.Kyle stood there leaning lazily against the wall, smiling like he just said something smart.I sighed. “What the hell do you want?” I snapped before he could enjoy the moment too much.He pushed himself off the wall and started casually walking towards me. “Relax, I just want nothing… You know, I've been observing you, Tara, and I must say you are special.”Just what I needed. The

NicholaiThe sun was slowly beginning to set. I stood by the balcony watching the colours start to fade, and with every shade that disappeared, so did I.My emotions slipped through my fingers one after the other, leaving me empty in a way that was more terrifying than death.I couldn't feel the warmth of the sun, not the breeze, not the peace, or even anger. I felt nothing.Just pain.Not for myself but for her—what I did to her.Her face, the way she screamed when my claws touched her—that stayed. Everything else was fading, but that felt like it was carved into my memory.I never wanted her to see me shift. I'd been trying to hide it for so long, the monster I transformed into—but today I didn't know what happened, and she saw me. She saw the monster.I didn't know how to forgive myself.Footsteps started to approach behind me. I didn't need to turn to know it was Nathan. He hesitated; I heard how hard his heart was beating.“Hey,” he said softly. “How… are you feeling now?”“I mea

KaimaThe desert wind was dry, cold, and sharp.It brushed against my face as the camel moved slowly. I wasn't sure where the hell we were heading, but all I was seeing was sand, and it was endless.It was dark, but the moon was shining, lighting our path. We’d been riding for more than two hours now, and the silence just made everything worse.I pulled my shawl closer, shivering even though the air wasn't really that cold. Maybe it was fear. Who am I kidding? I knew it was fear, and it was eating deep inside of me.I looked up at the moon. I was wondering if Mother was watching over me. Since I came to New York she hadn't appeared to me, and right now I just wished she could give me my real strength. I hated being a weak omega, especially now.Kyle was ahead of me, and Nathan was right next to me, while Tara rode next to Nicholai. I was confused where exactly we were going because every direction looked the same—just an endless field of sand.Finally, the silence became too heavy, an