All Chapters of Under Her Spell: Saving The Alpha : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Nathan"I'm fine," I said for what felt like the hundredth time.The healers shared unconvinced glances among each other, but they didn’t hover too close for comfort. “Can you all stop worrying?” I waved them off. “I said I’m fine.”“Alpha, you passed out in the middle of your office. That’s not normal. You need rest,” one of them said.“I don’t rest,” I snapped, the words harsher than I intended them to be. I took a deep breath, trying to calm down. “I promise you all, I’m fine.”The room went silent. The only sound that remained was that of the machine they used to stabilize me. My body felt like it was bleeding from the inside out, but I refused to show it.I was an Alpha, and I wasn’t supposed to show weakness.With a slow breath, I swung my legs off the bed. My head spun, but I forced myself to steady. “See? Perfectly fine.”The healers hesitated, but none of them dared to argue further. They bowed slightly before stepping out of the room, leaving me alone in the stillness of the

KaimaThe packhouse still smelled the same. I didn’t want to admit it, but I’d actually missed this place and I missed the pack too, so much.I told myself I wasn’t nervous as I climbed the stairs to Nathan’s office, but that didn’t even sound convincing to my own ears.He’d asked to see me, and my heart kept skipping a beat. It was just business, I repeated to myself an unhealthy amount of times.When I reached the door, I paused, dragging in a deep breath before knocking.“Come in,” his voice came, deep and controlled as always.I stepped inside, and he was seated behind his desk, the afternoon light coming in through the window. When my eyes met his, it felt like he had the ability to make me stop breathing, those eyes, those beautiful eyes.What the hell, get your shit together, Kaima, I said to myself.“Kaima,” he said, his voice low but firm. “You came.”I nodded, giving a polite smile. “You asked me to,” I said awkwardly.“Sit,” he said, gesturing to the chair in front of his d

ElizabethThe morning sunlight came in through the window. The Parkhouse was quite peaceful. I let out a breath of ease, my life felt perfect, blissful.I was Luna, the mate to Nathan. I still couldn't believe it happened; it still somehow felt like a dream.Everything here belonged to me—servants, cars, money even as small as the tile on the floor, it was all mine.Everything was finally how it was supposed to be.“Maria,” I said, my voice snapping through the quiet room.The maid, young, timid, probably no older than twenty froze halfway across the room. She clutched the tray in her hands so tightly I could hear the faint clink of the teacup shaking against the saucer.“I told you to warm the tea, not boil it,” I hissed elegantly, rising from the couch. “Or is basic command far too complicated for you to understand?”“I—I’m sorry, ma’am,” she stammered, lowering her gaze. “I’ll fix it right away.”“Ma’am?” I asked, walking towards her, my heels clicking on the floor. “You don't call

NathanElizabeth was everywhere.Her scent, her voice—it was just too much. Her fingers traced down my jaw as she kissed me, but all I could think about was the woman seated on the other side of my office—what would she be thinking?Even with Elizabeth in my arms, all I saw was Kaima’s face. The way she had looked at me earlier that day, concerned when she saw me stumble just slightly. Elizabeth was my mate, yet all I wanted to do was push her off.Kaima was living rent-free in my head at this point, and anytime I tried to push her out, she found a way back in.Elizabeth moved her mouth from my neck and back to my lips, deepening the kiss—desperate and claiming, trying to make me respond. But I couldn’t, even if I wanted to—I just couldn't. Not with Kaima across from me.Her hands moved under my shirt, scraping my skin, trying to make me excited, but there was nothing. No heat, no… nothing. Just emptiness.She is your mate. I told myself over and over again, but it didn’t change anythi

NathanIt started first as a little whisper in my ears, faint... echoing from a distance.I was still at the office, burying my head deep into work. I had no plans of going back to the packhouse that night. I didn't want to go back.That was when something tugged at me, not through my ears but through something that shouldn't be, something that never should have existed.A bond.My pen slipped immediately from my fingers, clattering onto the desk.My chest burned; it felt like it was set ablaze. I clutched my chest. I couldn't breathe anymore. What the hell was happening? My vision started to blur, and then suddenly I felt pain but it wasn't mine. It wasn't from my mate, Elizabeth either. My whole body went rigid. It was hers.Kaima.But how?The agony tore through me so hard that I staggered back, trying to steady myself. My legs trembled, I held on to the edge of the table, knuckles turning white. My claws started elongating before I even realised I was shifting; my pulse quickened.