All Chapters of MARKED BY THE ALPHA CEO: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Aéron's Point of ViewI had witnessed countless battles. I had watched warriors tear rogues apart with their bare claws. I had seen Alphas challenge each other under the full moon. None of those sights had ever left me as speechless as what I had witnessed inside the dining hall.My little human mate is no longer human and this fact is going to eat me up. I felt guilty that because of me she was struggling to get along with her unfamiliar wolf. Her body was no longer in her control and her actions justied each and evrything.On the dinner table, she had emptied an entire banquet by herself. Not a single platter remained untouched. Not a single piece of meat was left behind. Even the pack's chef had stood frozen, unable to decide whether to prepare more food or simply keep staring. And the strangest part... Elara hadn't realized what she had done.The confusion in her eyes after finishing the last plate wasn't an act. She genuinely had no idea. I couldn't bring myself to tell her. Ins

Elara's point of view Distant voices faded as slumber hit my eyes. There was nothing except endless darkness surrounding me. I couldn't even tell whether my eyes were open or closed. My body felt weightless, floating inside an endless void where neither time nor sound seemed to exist. The only thing I could hear was my own heartbeat, slow... heavy... almost painful.Then another heartbeat answered mine. It wasn't from outside. It was inside me. A soft feminine laugh echoed through the darkness."You finally hear me."I froze. "Who's there?" I got up from the bed and looked around like a person who saw a ghost.No answer came immediately. Instead, silver mist gathered in front of me, swirling until it formed the outline of a gigantic she-wolf. Her fur shimmered like moonlight falling over fresh snow, while streaks of black ran across her body like ancient markings. Her golden eyes glowed with wisdom far older than anything I had ever seen.She was beautiful and terrifying. Something a

Elara's point of view After the certain run and chaos around me, everything went silent. The eerie silence wasn't a peaceful kind but I felt suffocation. My breathes seemed shorter and suddenly the fear settled down in my guts. Something was wrapped around my eyes and I took it off.When I opened my eyes, I wasn't inside the infirmary anymore. There were no walls, no ceiling, no scent of medicine or blood. Instead, an endless white mist stretched in every direction, swallowing the entire world.A cold breeze brushed against my face. I slowly stood and realized I was standing on the edge of a towering cliff. Endless mountains rested beneath a silver moon so enormous it looked close enough to touch. It was beautiful and appeared almost unreal.While I admired the moon, I heard footsteps behind me. They were soft and a certain chocolaty smell that hits my nostrils. So, I turned slowly and found a thick mist behind me. As my gaze narrowed to look keenly, a massive white she-wolf emerged

Elara's Point of ViewThe howl never seemed to end. It echoed through every corridor of the infirmary until the walls themselves felt as though they were trembling. I stood frozen, unable to tear my eyes away from Emily as another violent scream ripped from her throat."Emily!" I screamed Her body jerked so hard that the entire bed lifted off the floor before crashing back down. Crack The sickening sound of bones snapping filled the room."No..." I whispered, my entire body going cold.Her arms twisted at impossible angles before suddenly straightening again. Her fingers curled into claws, digging deep into the wooden frame beneath her. Veins darkened beneath her skin while her chest rose and fell in frantic breaths.She wasn't merely in pain. She was fighting her own body. Helena immediately stepped back."Everyone out!"Another crack echoed through the infirmary. Emily arched backward, letting out another deafening growl that no longer sounded entirely human. The healers scattered

Aéron's Point of ViewThe walk back to the pack house was painfully silent.Neither of us spoke.The corridors that were once filled with greetings for their Alpha now felt unbearably empty. Warriors lowered their heads as I passed, but I barely acknowledged them. My attention remained on the woman walking quietly beside me.Elara.Her shoulders were slumped, her eyes swollen from crying, and her steps lacked the confidence she had shown after waking from the ritual. Every few seconds, she seemed to drift somewhere else, as though Emily's screams were still echoing inside her mind.I knew that look.It was the same expression I had worn after my father's death.The expression of someone blaming themselves for something they couldn't control.I hated seeing it on her.When we reached my chambers, I pushed the heavy wooden door open and stepped aside.She hesitated.Her eyes slowly wandered across the spacious room. A large fireplace burned softly in one corner, filling the room with wa