All Chapters of The Alpha King's Plus Size Mate : Chapter 311 - Chapter 320

Olivia POV “At first, I endured everything quietly, hoping to leave the pack and find a human settlement far away since there were no signs of you coming back.” “Then rumors of Alpha Kingsley leaving the pack to a mysterious location to seek the help of a seer in finding you began circulating.” “He went where?” “The mountain caves of Medusa Valley,” Linda answered. “What!” I almost screamed. “That’s a death zone—a forbidden area even for Lycan Lords,” I commented. “Yeah.” She nodded. “It caused great unrest in the pack, and many elders wanted to overthrow him.” “Why would they do that?” I asked. “A faction of the elders supported the idea of Alpha Kingsley taking Kate as his chosen mate and Luna, but he declined. Instead, he went ahead and ventured into a dangerous place in search of you.” My heartbeat quickened at the unexpected revelation. I hadn’t known Alpha Kingsley had gone that far to find me. He never mentioned it to me. “Why?” I muttered in a low voice. Linda l

Olivia POV The journey back to the Moon Temple felt longer than it should have. I barely spoke. My mind was still trapped on one question. Who was the Andrew that attended the Moon Banquet? If Linda had truly seen Andrew unconscious in Kate’s company before the banquet, then something was terribly wrong. Why? What did they want from Andrew? And what had they done to him? I clenched my fists. I intended to find out. The moment we arrived at the Moon Temple, I sent for the Moon Guardians and some of the top officials of the temple. They all arrived shortly after, one after another. “Greetings, Lady of the Temple,” they chorused, bowing. “Rise.” They straightened immediately, waiting for me to speak. “I will be leaving for the Blood Moon Pack immediately,” I announced without beating around the bush. The matter at hand was urgent, and I didn’t want any delays. It wasn’t as if I could afford one. I had only three days. Three days to find Amelia. Three days to find Lin

Olivia POV“They want the Moon Stone,” he repeated.“You can’t hand it over, right?” he asked, staring at me intensely as though trying to figure out what I had in mind.I didn’t answer. I remained silent.“You can’t be considering giving up the Moon Stone,” he asked again, alarmed.“That’s the key to the final seal, and…”“I know what’s at stake, Alpha,” I cut him off.“You don’t have to remind me”.“But…” I paused, swallowing hard.“Amelia is my sister, and I can’t afford to put her life in danger.”I clenched my fists.“If the worst happens, I’m ready to sacrifice it all,” I declared firmly.“And Linda’s brother has been taken as well,” I continued. “They’re using him the same way—as leverage to force her cooperation.”Kingsley’s gaze moved to Linda, softening for the briefest moment, something almost apologetic passing behind his eyes before it vanished again beneath the Alpha mask he always wore in front of others.“Why come to me?” he asked, though I suspected he already knew th

Alpha Kingsley POV The moment they left my office to prepare for tonight, I finally allowed myself to sit down. My legs felt heavier than they should have. Not from any physical wound — I'd endured far worse than an afternoon of standing — but from something harder to name. Something that had been building in my chest since the second I'd looked up from my desk and seen her standing in my doorway. Olivia. I still remembered the exact fraction of a second before I understood why she was here. For one absurd, weightless heartbeat, my mind hadn't cared about Andrew, or Kate, or any of the wreckage I'd been drowning in for weeks. It had simply seen her — alive, whole, standing in my packhouse after years of silence — and some foolish, starved part of me had leapt straight to the only conclusion it wanted to believe. She's come back. I hadn't even let myself finish the thought before her first word killed it. “Andrew”. Not my name. Not us. Not even an accusation, which at least wo

Olivia POV Midnight settled over the eastern woods like something with weight to it. We'd been in position for nearly an hour, tucked into the dense brush at the tree line, close enough to see the small clearing the note had marked, far enough that even a wolf's senses shouldn't catch us — not with the wind working in our favor and Karl's carefully placed scent-masking charms laid along the perimeter.I was already loosing hope after watching Kate stay put and didn’t do anything suspicious after her release from house arrest.It was not that I was impatient but time was a luxury i could not afford right now.A day and half was already gone out of the three days deadline and the clock seems to be ticking faster of recent.But just as I was about to give in to despair Kate suddenly made a move.The trap we set earlier was finally closing in its net as Kate could no longer stay quiet and had send out a secret note setting up a meeting in the same place we saw in Andrew’s record. Linda