All Chapters of Alpha’s Blood Mate: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

Rowan shook his head. "I can't believe this is actually happening. It gets worse every single day.""I know," Leo said. "They're really pushing hard now. I don't like where this is heading."Rowan switched to another feed, and when the next voice came through the phone's speaker, my wolf snarled with instant fury. Viola, smooth and measured as ever. "Yes, I've been in contact with England, the king as well as the prime minister. I've spoken with the presidents of all the major countries, and we have delegates working with smaller nations and republics as well. We understand this is an enormous and dangerous situation, and the wealth of a country should not determine the level of response it receives."We have teams of scientists working around the clock to determine how and where this disease originated. We are also working with the World Health Organization to establish containment protocols.""Miss Monroe, many have drawn comparisons between the tactics being used by governments ar

After hearing what Valerian had told me about the mood among the other alphas, I knew I needed to get a conference call together as quickly as possible. We had to understand what everyone's plans were if things truly fell apart. A quick group text was all it took. They all wanted to be on the call within thirty minutes.As alphas, Tiago and Lyanna joined me for it. Valerian, Rowan, and Atlas headed out to relieve the men at the guard post. Within five minutes, every alpha had dialed in, and it took even less time than that for me to see that Valerian had read things accurately. Everyone sounded stretched thin and on edge. Some were leaning hard into false confidence, but the fear underneath it wasn't hard to spot if you listened carefully. Most of them had contingency plans in place for when the government followed through on the forty-eight-hour deadline and came for us. A few packs were talking about standing their ground and fighting, but most of us pushed back against that. We did

Jamison removed her glasses and pressed her fingers against the bridge of her nose. She replaced them and leaned forward slightly. "Look, Charles, I've been speaking with several colleagues in other fields, and none of us have ever encountered anything resembling this. Not a bacteria, virus, fungus, or prion, nothing that fits. In fact, a close friend of mine who works in infectious disease cannot get access to any of the research being conducted by the Monroe Group or the CDC. That is highly, and I want to stress this, highly unusual. In a genuine crisis of this nature, every available laboratory is typically brought in to assist with research and work toward a treatment. We saw that with COVID-19. This situation is being kept under an extraordinarily tight lock. Which leads me to wonder, " She stopped and seemed to pull back from whatever she had been about to say.The anchor frowned. "Doctor? Go on, or what?"She exhaled. "I question how truthful the parties controlling this na

Deciding a peaceful hour by the creek wasn’t happening, I got up to head back home. That persistent feeling of eyes drilling into me never let up. I walked slowly, straining to catch any sound of footsteps in the leaves. Still nothing. The sense of being watched was almost too much to handle. My instincts screamed at me to run, to shift and bolt out of the woods as fast as I could. But curiosity won out over caution.I whipped around again, hoping to spot whoever it was. The only thing close by was that same crow perched on its branch. I nearly turned back but stopped cold. I’d left the creek a good two hundred yards behind, and that bird had been right there. If it was here now, it must have followed me.I let out a sigh and curled my lip at my own ridiculousness. “The bird is not following you, Lyanna,” I muttered to myself.Still, the way it sat there like some dark warning sign made me veer sharply to the right, trying to leave the thing behind. My paranoia didn’t give up that eas

The whole teleportation thing freaked me out. How did that even work? Was she going to rip open some kind of doorway for us to walk through? Or would our bodies get torn apart into tiny particles and then reassembled on the other side of the world like some massive fax machine? My brain kept circling back to that during the rest of our talk.Sinthy finished her tea, set the cup down, and let out a breath. “I’ll need a couple of days to recover enough strength to teleport all three of us. I’m fine staying somewhere in town, but do you maybe have an empty room here? It would make everything… a little less strange.”Leo nodded. “Yeah, there’s still one guest room that’s not being used. You’re helping us out, so you’re more than welcome to stay here for a day or two.”The young woman gave a small, tight smile. “Thank you. I always hate having to ask for anything.”Leo stood up and showed her to the room. I watched them head off, and the annoyance started building inside me again. The way