All Chapters of One Biker Princess For Four Hockey Alphas: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Raven’s POVI felt sick and my legs wanted to give out but I locked my knees.“Why did you leave?” I asked. The question I had carried my whole life. “Mom cried every night. She’s still suffering, waiting for you. Why?”His face changed and pain flashed across it. “Because the day you turned four, three different packs sent kill squads for me. I was young and stupid and I had made powerful people very angry. If I stayed, they would have burned our house down with both of you inside. I left so they would chase me instead of you.”I laughed, but it hurt coming out. “You left us with nothing. Mom worked two jobs. We lived in a trailer that leaked when it rained. You could have sent money. A letter. Anything.”“I did,” he said quiet. “Every month. Your mother sent every check back torn in half. She wanted me gone for good.”My throat closed up. Mom never told me that, she only said he was dead.I looked at the floor. I did not want him to see the tears burning my eyes.Ethan put a hand o

Raven’s POV I just stared at the frozen image of my mom on that screen until my eyes burned. Her face was thinner than I remembered, her cheeks hollow, but it was her. After a few months of believing she was dead or hiding, she was breathing somewhere under the Council’s thumb.Caleb had left the remote on the table and rushed out after receiving a call. Ethan crushed it in his fist the second the door shut behind him.“We are getting her out,” I said. Luca was already at his laptop pulling up every file Eli had ever hacked from the Council. “Secret holding facility under the old courthouse in Sacramento,” he said without looking up. “Three levels down. Silver cells, constant wolfsbane drip. Cameras everywhere and guard rotation changes every four hours.”Dante cracked his knuckles. “We go tonight. Hit the shift change at two in the morning. Less men.”Eli’s hands ran over the keyboard. “I can loop the cameras for twelve minutes. That’s all I dare. After that the system flags it.

Raven’s POVWe did not stop driving until the sun came up. Dante took back roads the whole night, hands pale on the wheel. Nobody spoke a word. Mom was really gone this time. I kept seeing her fall in Caleb’s arms. I kept hearing her last words. Live free, baby.I wanted to scream until my throat bled.We ended up at an old safe house Luca’s family owned in the middle of nowhere. One story, dirty driveway, no neighbors for miles. Dante carried me inside because I couldn’t walk. Ethan locked every door and window. Luca started pulling guns out of a hidden floor safe.They put me on the couch and covered me with blankets. I was so cold my teeth would not stop chattering.Ethan sat beside me and pulled me into his lap. I curled into him like a child. He held me tight and rocked slowly.“I got you,” he kept whispering. “I got you.”Dante paced the small living room. Every few seconds he punched the wall or kicked something. His knuckles were already split open and bleeding again.

Raven’s POV I watched the light leave his eyes ten minutes ago.Then his fingers twitched.I took one step back, then heard voices. My guys were already running inside the warehouse. People I prayed not to follow me. Ethan grabbed my arm to steady me, his grip tight. Luca was on my left, breathing hard. Dante stood in front of me, fists clenched. Eli was behind me, one hand pressed to his ribs, trying to hide how bad he was hurt.My father’s body jerked again and bones cracked loud. His skin split and fur poured out black all over his body. In seconds he was up on four legs, bigger than any Alpha I had ever seen. His eyes glowed red. Not the normal gold or amber. Red like fresh blood.He looked straight at me and growled so deep the ground shook under my feet.Ethan pushed me behind him. “Raven, get back.”“No.” My voice cracked. I stepped forward again. My father shifted back to half form. Tall, muscled, claws out, mouth full of teeth too big for a human face. He smiled at

Raven’s POV Three days. That was all the time they gave us.Three days to walk into the lion’s den or watch Ridgeway burn.I did not sleep, none of us did. We packed light bags each, no phones and packed weapons they couldn’t take away easily. We left the safe house at dawn, five of us in Ethan’s black truck, driving north into the mountains where no maps led to.My stomach knotted the whole ride. I sat between Ethan and Eli in the back seat. Ethan kept his hand on my thigh, thumb rubbing slow circles to relieve me of stress. Eli leaned his head on my shoulder, still pale from blood loss, but he refused to stay behind. Dante drove. Luca’s eyes were on the rearview mirror every two seconds, watching for tails.I kept replaying Cassian Vale’s words in my head. I hated that I was doing exactly what they wanted.We crossed an invisible line just after sunset and the air thickened.My wolf sat up inside me and whined. The truck rolled to a stop on its own.The engine went off and