Todos los capítulos de Alpha Reid's Bound Mate: Capítulo 111 - Capítulo 120

RAYNEOut in the courtyard, a messenger shouted at the top of his lungs to announce that Alpha Reid had won the war against the King.By now, the entire world knew. Word had spread across borders like wildfire: the North had stood its ground and defeated the King.We had won.But no one was celebrating.How could we celebrate when we had lost so many brave men? The air inside the pack was heavy with the suffocating scent of decay.I wiped the tears from my cheeks with the back of my hand.Connor was dead. Damon was dead. Aaron had barely made it out of the carnage alive. His wolf was currently fighting a deadly dose of wolfsbane. And Luna Selene... Luna Selene was still unconscious.Mira hadn't left her side all night. She stayed glued to the chair beside her bed. And she had made it a point to keep me out of the room whenever I tried to step inside. I didn't argue. The pack was going through enough already, and my heart was far too tired to fight back."Luna Rayne," a nurse called

RAYNE"There has to be a way," I breathed out, my chest heaving as I stared at my mother in desperate refusal to accept her words. "We can fix this, Mom. There's always a way.""Not this time, Rayne," my mom said quietly. She looked down at her lap, her hands tightly folded. "Reid is living on borrowed time. The Blue Blight is absolute. We have to go back to our old life, honey. You'll be better off with me when he dies anyway.""Mom, how could you say that?" I asked in disbelief, yanking my hands completely out of her grasp. I scrambled back on the cold stone bench, staring at her as if she were a stranger. She reached out instinctively, her expression softening. "I didn't mean it like that—""I love Reid!" I cut in, my voice shaking. "He's not just anyone, okay? He's mine. He's my mate, and I'm going to save him with or without you! Just don't talk about him like his fate has already been decided."My mom let out a soft sigh, lowering her head as my words echoed through the garde

AARONI blankly stared at the untouched food on my plate, tracing the edge of my fork against the cold porcelain. I didn't want to be here.I didn't even know what the hell was wrong with me. I had never felt this way before in my entire life—this overwhelming sadness that settled in my throat, this gnawing sense of worthlessness that never seemed to go away. No matter where I went or what I did, it clung to me like a second skin.I had lost two of my closest friends. Connor and Damon were gone, and there was nothing I could do to save them. I stood there on the battlefield, sword in hand, and almost got myself killed. My body was still aching from the wolfsbane. But as long as I wasn't dead, right?My eyes drifted across the table toward Reid. His attention was entirely locked on Rayne, watching her every breath with a quiet intensity. I let out a heavy sigh, my chest aching.Reid was dying.And Rayne knew that he was dying. Elder Vance knew that he was dying. Hell, everyone in t

REIDI walked down the quiet streets of the Capital. My armor was drenched in blood, but I hardly felt it.On both sides of the road, citizens dropped to their knees, bowing their heads as I passed. They didn't know whether they should hate me or not. But they feared me enough to not rebel.When I finally reached the Royal Court, Elder Vance was already waiting for me outside, a proud smile breaking across his face."You did it, Reid," he said as I came to a halt in front of him. "You did well, Alpha."He stepped forward and pulled me into a tight hug, clapping a hand against my armored back. And I just stood there, completely out of it. My vision swam with dark spots as the Blight clawed at my insides, but I forced my legs to stay locked.Elder Vance pulled back, his eyes searching my pale face. "Alpha, we must head inside now and set the new laws for this free world," he said firmly. I blankly stared ahead of me. "We must finish what we started, Reid. Only then can you return to

REID"A time will come when you will fall, and no hand will reach out to help you."The King's dying words were on repeat inside my mind, echoing like a curse through the silence. My eyes were wide open, but there was only darkness. The darkness was so deep that it felt as if the walls were pressing against my chest, taking away the last air I had left in my lungs.Day one was the most painful. Elder Ashford had initiated the trials by pumping silver and wolfsbane into my bloodstream through rusted needles. The moment the toxins hit my veins, my wolf snapped. My blood boiled, my muscles seized, and my legs gave out.Day two, my heart stopped for five minutes. For five minutes, I had been stuck between life and death, until my wolf forced a surge of adrenaline through my chest. Satisfied that I hadn't succumbed, the council doctors returned and added my daily dose of wolfsbane. They kept on monitoring my vitals to check if my body could withstand the poison.Day three, I learned