All Chapters of Their Untouchable Little Mate : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

CORA I walked out of Liam’s office feeling completely exasperated, my boots clicking rhythmically against the stone floor. It was absurd, really, how I had walked in there to talk about a potential murderer and walked out with a mandatory training schedule I never asked for. I didn't plan for any of this, but Liam had been so serious about it that I knew there was no point in trying to argue my way out. He had that look in his eyes, the kind that said he’d drag me to the training grounds by my hair if he had to, so I just sighed and tried to push it out of my mind. It was a tomorrow affair, and I had plenty of other things to worry about before the sun came up. My mind kept drifting back to Ronan. The way he had just stood there and agreed to be monitored was eating at me. It was totally unlike him to be so agreeable, and it made my skin crawl with a localized itch I couldn't scratch. Ronan was a predator, a man who thrived on being the one holding the leash, so why was he suddenl

CORABy the time I finally finished the last set, I couldn't feel my limbs anymore, and it was like my nerves had simply decided to quit on me. I counted the very last repetition in my head, my voice too weak to actually say it out loud, and then I just collapsed forward. I fell right into the dusty ground, my chest heaving and my lungs burning as I gasped for air, and I honestly felt like I was about to faint. The dust kicked up and got in my nose and mouth, but I didn't even care. I lay there sprawled out on the dirt, my arms and legs splayed in a way that was completely unladylike, but the concept of being a lady was the last thing on my mind. I just wanted the world to stop spinning and for my heart to stop trying to punch its way out of my ribs.I was staring at the dry grass through blurred eyes when a shadow suddenly fell over me, and Liam’s face filled my vision as he looked down at me. He didn't say anything at first, just watched me struggle for breath for a second before he

CORAI was sitting by my window sill when I heard the horses, and I watched through the glass as Liam and Ronan rode out of the fortress. They looked small from up here, but I could still recognize Liam’s stiff posture even from a distance. The moment he started to turn his head back toward the building, I moved to the side, pressing my back against the cold stone wall. I didn't know why I was hiding, but it felt like I was spying on him and I didn't want to get caught. I waited for a few seconds, my heart thumping, then I checked again. His horse had already cleared the gates and left the fortress behind, and I instantly felt a wave of relief wash over me.My aching muscles were a constant testament to the suffering I had gone through at his hands this morning. I shifted in my seat, and a sharp pain shot through my shoulders. I felt like those moments during training when he looked at me in a way that caused me to be flustered were just a trick. He was probably just trying to make m

CORAI woke up in the middle of the night with a start, my heart hammering against my ribs like a trapped bird. I had been having a bad dream, one where the brothers and I were being attacked by rogues in the woods. In the dream, I had hit my head so hard the world went white, and that was how I lost my memory. But as I sat up in bed, gasping for air, the fog in my mind started to lift. Suddenly, I felt like something was wrong because memories started coming in, fast and sharp. I realized the dream wasn't just a dream, it was true. I thought about it, and I could tell that seeing those dark things in Ronan’s eyes had triggered something in me, and that mirror in the library had finished the job.I sat there in the dark, my head spinning with names and faces I hadn't known an hour ago. I planned to go back and check that library mirror later, but before I could even swing my legs out of bed, I heard faint whispers. They were low and raspy, brushing against my ears, and I froze, my ski

CORAI spent the rest of the night staring at the ceiling, and Cade’s strange request kept circling in my brain like a predator until the sun finally started to bleed through the curtains. He had told me not to open the door for anyone, and the way he said it made me feel like the fortress was suddenly full of monsters wearing the faces of my family. I didn't sleep much after that, but I knew I couldn't just lie there and rot. I had a training session with Liam, and after everything that happened in the library, I knew he wouldn't let me off the hook just because I felt like my head was splitting open.I rolled out of bed, my muscles stiff and protesting every movement. I knew I needed energy if I was going to survive whatever hell he had planned for me today. I hurried down to the kitchen, the stone floors cold beneath my feet, and I didn't care about being polite. I grabbed a heavy wooden tray and started piling it high with enough food to feed a small army. I took thick slabs of ro