All Chapters of Rebirth of The Biker Alpha's Bride: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Aldrich’s POV“If she chooses to save our people, you have to help her, Alpha—stabilize her powers, Your Highness.”Alora’s words echoed in my mind long after she had left. She had said a lot of things that had robbed me of my peace ever since then, and waves after waves of confusion crashed down on me as I thought about her prophecy.I was not supposed to believe in prophecies—especially since I did not even believe in the Goddess herself—but Alora’s prophecy was not something to be ignored. She had told me several things in the past that had manifested.I was confused about how I was supposed to help her stabilize her powers when I had no supernatural powers myself.“She has blood so rare and so pure that I believe it will be the one to cure your full moon curse.”That was the most shocking of all her words. Her blood would cure me? How? Why?“Fuck…” I cursed loudly, dragging the cigar between my lips and puffing the smoke into the air. “How would Mara’s blood cure me?” I muttered.

Aldrich’s POVWhen I asked Alora how I would help Mara stabilize her powers, she clearly told me that I should figure it out myself.So, yeah… today, I was figuring it out.If my father had conquered her kind, then he must have carried out some research on how to do it—and he would have documented it like the bastard that he was. Whenever he conquered a battle or killed someone, he often kept their belongings or anything that would act as a trophy for a job well done.My feet struck sharply against the floor as I made my way to the royal library, determination fueling me from within.In the library, the smell of old books and ink filled my nostrils. I saw some of the staff there, lazing around since no one used this place, of course. They did not notice me on time and kept throwing playful banter at one another.I cleared my throat, and when they snapped their heads toward me, their noise died down immediately. They straightened, heads lowered, and chorused, “Welcome to the royal libr

Mara’s POV“I’m not transforming yet, so what did you need to stabilise me?” I asked as Aldrich and I walked towards the small clearing behind the forest. “Did you think this is fair at all?” I grumbled, hating the fact that he had woken me up before the sun even rose.“Life is not fair, Mara,” he said, his voice clearly showing that he didn’t care about my grumbling.Sometimes, I wondered if he had a personality disorder. One minute he was caring and nice, and the next, he acted like he had been possessed.He did not even think about the fact that I had been bedridden for two days now, thinking about my pack members who died and trying to mourn them in my little ways—even though I had no memories of them, not even my own parents. I had gotten better because Lilith wouldn’t stop trying to tell me funny tales of how mischievous Aldrich was when they were younger.“So you better get used to it. And then… I found a way to help you unleash your powers, and we don’t have to wait until you’

Aldrich’s POVLike… what the hell just happened back there?How did Mara raise a dead girl?Like how?How did it even happen?Those questions ran through my mind, but unfortunately, there was no one to respond to me. No one at all. Everyone was as shocked as I was.Although I had already sent for Alora, she was taking longer than I expected, and it seemed like curiosity was going to kill me before she got here.I watched as the medical team worked on her while her chest rose and fell with such great effort that it seemed like her heart was going to jump out of her chest.The doctor worked for a few more minutes before he started packing up, then walked up to me and bowed.“Alpha.”My hands were clasped behind me, thighs spread apart. “How is she?” I asked, my voice laced with a mix of concern and curiosity.“She has lost a lot of blood, Alpha.”My brows furrowed in confusion. “Lost a lot of blood?” I couldn’t wrap my head around it because the only blood she lost was just a thin trail

Mara’s POV“Did you love me, by any chance?”The words slipped past my lips before I realised it, but did I regret it? Hell no!I thought it was better I knew my stand now. Apart from the real reason why I asked, I wanted to know if he felt the same way I did.He paused, his stance stiffening before he turned towards me. He let out a short laugh, as if I were a joke he didn’t quite get. His eyes were now devoid of the earlier warmth that had made me think he loved me, and now it seemed I had been clearly mistaken.“Why did you ask, Mara?” he asked, folding his arms tightly across his chest. “Did you think I loved you?”I pushed myself up and sat. “I don’t know, which is why I’m asking. Did you feel anything towards me at all? Or maybe—”“So you think I love you because I’m protective of you?” he cut in. “I’m only keeping the promises I made to you, Mara. I promised I would protect you in the contract, and that’s exactly what I’m doing. I’m not the type of man who goes back on his word