All Chapters of The Alpha's Only Weakness: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

ELARA’S P.O.V.I felt my wolf wanting to submit, but I refused. “Your Majesty?” I repeated in shock as my hands shook with rage. He was the King? The man who has summoned my mate and ripped him out of my hands to be tortured? “You!”He glared down his nose at me, like I was a bug that he wanted to squish, or like he expected me to drop to my knees and bow to him now that I knew his title, but a title didn't mean anything to me. So, I didn’t.Even the power of his wolf should have been enough to force me to submit, but I refused.I lifted my chin, swallowing down my fear as I held my hands up defensively in front of me, prepared to fight.“What do you want?” I asked, my panic continuing to grow the longer my parents went without getting help, help only I could give them. But I couldn't turn my back on the King, not unless I wanted to join my parents in the afterlife. His jaw flexed as if either hearing my voice had annoyed him or me daring to question him had angered him.“You and

LUCIEN’S P.O.V. “Why are you not with Elara?” I snarled at Hera. “I trusted you to stay with her and keep her safe!” The guards stood frozen behind her as they continued to scan the room, their eyes trailing over all of the dismembered elders, Lord Sterling, Abigail, and the guards. Hera did the same, her nostrils flaring before she looked back to me with concern, as if she just realized I hadn’t come out without injuries myself. Hera’s hand covered her mouth, and tears filled her eyes as she scanned me over. Then she blinked quickly, forcing back the tears, and I saw her nod of approval. She had expected to come in here to find me on the brink of death or maybe even dead, and instead, I had taken down the very people controlling the crown. Roland looked like he’d just swallowed something bitter, and I watched him closely, wondering if this were the moment he would admit he had been working for them all along, but surprisingly, he kept himself composed. “Five seconds,” Hera r

LUCIEN’S P.O.V. I slammed into him mid-lunge, knocking him sideways before his claws could reach Elara’s throat. We crashed to the floor, rolling further away from Elara. My shoulder hit the stones, then my hip, but I didn’t let go. I wrapped my arm around his torso and drove my claws into his side, dragging him with me as we skidded to a stop against the far wall, fighting to keep him as far away from her as I could. He moved faster than any reaper I had ever faced… faster than I had ever been able to move. His hand snapped around my throat, fingers digging into muscle with crushing strength, and he drove me further backward into the stone. “You dare to attack me?!” he hissed with astonishment. I bared my teeth and slammed my forehead into his face, making him loosen his grip. The sound of his nose crunching encouraged me on, and I kicked him back before lunging. My shoulder collided with his stomach as I took him to the ground again. My claws sliced through his chest, barely

ELARA’S P.O.V.The steady thrumming of my heart beat was the only sound in the empty void as I ran through the darkness. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t find him, but I knew I needed to. Lucien’s voice was like a faint whisper, teasing me, calling to me. So, I chased it deeper, trying to find my way back to him, but I was stuck.I wasn’t sure how I had gotten here, trapped in the darkness, but I knew I had to get out. Each beat of my heart felt like the clicking of a clock, counting down to my end. I could only remember pain.A tremble moved through my fingers as I kept my hands up in front of me, hoping I would find something but terrified of what it would be. Then my legs began to tingle, and I paused, looking from side to side into the nothingness around me, trying to listen for his voice.“Elara,” Lucien’s voice was muffled, still far away, but a sudden and unexpected warmth on my cheek made my hand fly to it. My fingers only met my skin, but despite the undeniable evid

ELARA’S P.O.V.The great hall was louder than I had ever heard it.Laughter bounced off stone walls, glasses clinked together, and the long tables were overflowing with food and drinks as the pack celebrated.My parents sat near the center among the warriors, right next to Thorne. Sarah was wedged between them, her face still blotchy from crying. She hadn’t stopped touching them, holding their hands, gripping their sleeves, as if afraid they would vanish if she let go.I was too, but I had been guided to the head table… a place I no longer belonged. I glanced across the room where Lucien stood with a glass in his hand, smiling and laughing with Braden as if he didn’t have a care in the world, until his eyes met mine. Then I would see the flicker of something unsettling. Without our bond to tell me what he was feeling, I didn’t stand a chance of knowing what he was thinking. He could have been thrilled by our new situation, and I had no way to know until I could get him alone tonigh