Their Untouchable Little Mate のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 141 - チャプター 150

CORAI had never expected that I would see Kira so soon, and I definitely never expected to find her in this sort of situation. I lunged forward just as the guard pulled the leather strap back for another strike. I reached out and caught the whip mid-air, the rough material stinging my palm and causing a bit of pain, but I didn't mind. The physical sting was nothing compared to the sight of my friend trembling in the dirt.I yanked the whip out of the guard's surprised hand and tossed it aside before dropping to my knees. I wrapped Kira in a tight hug, feeling how thin and frail she had become since I last saw her. Her body was shaking, and she let out a small, broken gasp as she looked up at me."Cora?" she whispered, her voice cracking in astonishment. Her eyes were wide, roaming over my face as if she thought I was a ghost. "Is it really you?""It's me, KIra. I'm here," I muttered, holding her tighter.She tried to push me away, her ha

CORAI was contemplating if I should just injure them or totally finish off the guards surrounding me. My fingers were already brushing the hilt of the blade hidden in my sleeve, and I was calculating which one of them would drop first. The one on my left had a weak stance, but the one directly in front was reaching for his cuffs. I was a second away from moving when the air in the field suddenly changed, becoming heavy and thick with a pressure that made my lungs hitch.I suddenly heard Liam's voice as he thundered over, a sound so loud and commanding it seemed to shake the very ground."Back away from her! Disperse, now!"His billowing aura alone was freezing, hitting the crowd like a physical wall of ice. I watched as the guards froze, their faces turning pale as they realized who was charging toward them. Everyone in the vicinity began to shift away, scrambling to create a wide path for the three Alphas. The whispers started immediately, a low

CORAIt was the next day and we were headed to the pack’s ritual ground. The morning air was damp, sticking to my skin as we walked through the quiet outskirts of the village. After last night’s issue was settled, Kira and I had spoken at length in the guest house. This sister-friend of hers had passed through a lot while I was gone, and I felt for her in a way that made my chest tighten. She told me about the extra shifts, the missed meals, and the constant fear of Marissa’s whims. Eventually, I made Liam promise to send her out of the pack toward another settlement where he knew people. He didn't argue, probably because he saw the look in my eyes, and knowing Kira would be safe was the only thing that allowed me to focus on the task ahead.Eventually, they arrived at the place and I could already see a bunch of elders standing next to the entrance. They looked like statues carved from old, grey stone, their long robes dragging in the dirt. The ritual ground was s

CORAI didn't bother looking at Ronan as I left. I could feel his gaze burning into my back, and I was sure he must have been seething with anger at Liam for letting me go, but I didn't care. He could growl and pace all he wanted as long as I got to see Kira. I hurried over through the winding paths of the settlement, and after some asking around among the omegas finishing their evening chores, I finally arrived at the small, cramped hut where Kira was supposed to be.However, when I got there, I found no one. The door was slightly ajar, swinging on a rusted hinge, and the small room inside was empty. My heart skipped a beat, and for a moment, I thought that Marissa had gotten back at her through Kira. Maybe the guards had come back for her while I was at the ritual grounds, or maybe she had been dragged back to the dungeons. I was getting angry, the heat of it rising in my throat as I clenched my fists. I already was fuming in my mind, and plans to teach Marissa a lesson came to my m

RONANNaturally, I was angry, infuriated in fact, and every step I took through the stone corridors of the fortress felt like it was shaking the very foundations. My blood was boiling under my skin, and the heat of it was making my vision blur at the edges. I felt like I was the only sensible person left in that gods-forsaken place, the only one who could see the weight of what we were going against.That blue light back at the pack ritual grounds wasn't just a show. It was a warning. It was a death knell. But did my brothers see it? No. Liam was a love-struck fool, or else, how would one explain the fact that he saw everything yet decided to stay by her side? He saw that stone scream in resonance with our curse and his first instinct was to pull her closer and whisper sweet lies in her ear. He was thinking with the bond instead of his brain, and it was going to get us all killed.I hated the fact that even Cade, whom I had thought was ruled by logic and cold calculation, would join i