All Chapters of Mated to an Alpha : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

He handed them back one by one, his expression was calm but slightly awkward."Sorry again for the trouble.” Oliver took his weapons, slinging an arm casually over Nate’s shoulder."Oh, it’s not a problem." He gave a light chuckle. "Who knew you had this side to you?"Nate narrowed his eyes slightly in response, clearly unimpressed."Anyway, I’m going back to my post."Without waiting for a reply, he turned, got into the black BMW they had come with earlier, and drove off.Matt, the man Kallen had assigned, turned to them. He had curly blonde hair and a broad frame."Here, we're using this car," he said, leading them to a sleek black G-Wagon.He got into the driver’s seat. Levi took the shotgun seat, and Leon and Oliver climbed into the back. The vehicle rumbled quietly as they drove out, the tires moving swiftly over the forest-wrapped road.Not long after, they arrived at another border. It was darker here, and the air was thicker. A few guards were patrolling, flashlights glintin

The figure stepped forward slowly. As he moved fully into view, they could see him now. He was tall and imposing, with long dark hair cascading down his back like ink, a brutal scar running from his jaw to the side of his eye. Tattoos snaked down his arms like dark spells etched into his skin. His claws were already out.He sniffed the air once and then sneered.“Werewolves” he muttered, His voice low and menacing. “You don’t even smell like rogues. You have packs.” His eyes narrowed. “No one steps into Crimson Moore and leaves alive.”Levi stepped forward, his claws already flashing out like blades.“Then you’ll be the first to die tonight.” Levi lunged.The rogue moved fast, dodging low. His hand shot out, grabbing Levi by the shirt but Levi twisted instantly, flipping the rogue’s wrist with a loud crack.The man’s arm dangled uselessly, bent backward at a grotesque angle.His eyes glowed redder.“You’ll regret that” he snarled and then his body began to shift.Bones cracked, his

Levi and Leon both snapped their eyes to Oliver.Leon’s jaw dropped. “Wait… your mate?”Oliver nodded slowly, his gaze still locked outside the cell. His body was frozen, like he wasn’t even breathing.The three of them turned again, their eyes following the man who had now walked away from the girl. She crumpled to the floor in his absence, holding her face and sobbing silently, her shoulders were trembling.Oliver’s fists clenched at his sides.Leon dragged a hand through his hair. “Gosh… she’s your mate and she’s—”Oliver’s whole body ached. There was this overwhelming urge rising in his chest—a burning need to get out of this dungeon, to rush over, to hold her, to protect her. It was all too much.He stepped forward quickly, grabbed the bars, only to be struck again by that magical current.“Argh!” he winced, pulling back instantly.“Don’t do that,” Leon said sharply, moving toward him. “You’ll hurt yourself worse.”Oliver groaned, raking his hands through his hair. He looked lik

Back at the dungeon, Oliver, Leon, and Levi stayed alert. Every few minutes, one of them would approach the bars, stretching their hands to test the magical force that still pulsed through the metal. Every time they touched it, the invisible energy would strike back, sending sharp waves through their fingers.Leon frowned, moving back to the bars once again. He reached out and tapped them again, the surge of magic hit him. He sighed in frustration. “I don’t think she’s been able to do it yet.”Oliver clenched his fists. “I just hope she’s okay” he muttered, pacing.Leon looked at him. “She’ll be fine.”Then Levi stepped forward, quietly touching the bars again.This time… nothing.His hand rested on the cold metal, there was no shock, no magic surge. Nothing.His eyes widened slightly. “There’s no energy” he said, almost breathless. “She did it.”Leon’s eyes went wide. “She did it?!”Without hesitation, Levi picked up a sharp piece of rock from the floor, rushed to the lock, and wit

I'm slowing you down” she said quickly. "You can put me down. You’ll run faster without me."Oliver didn’t even glance at her. “I can’t risk you running on your own and getting caught. Just hang on, okay?”She nodded faintly, clutching the silver leaves tighter in her hand. No matter what, she wasn’t going to lose them. She knew what was at stake.The trees thickened and shadows got longer. They were almost out of Crimson Moore now.Then Oliver suddenly skidded to a halt, his chest rising and falling with effort. He gently set Ariana down, turning to face her.“We’re almost out of Crimson Moore” he said. “Hold onto the leaves and run. As far as you can, until you’re completely out. Don’t stop.”Ariana blinked rapidly. “No. I’m not leaving you here. Those people…they’re out for blood. They’ll kill you.”“I won’t die here.” Oliver's eyes met hers, firm and unshaken. “If I let them keep chasing us like this, we won’t get anywhere. I’ll slow them down, you get to safety.”She shook her he