All Chapters of The Last Alpha’s Mate: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

ELARABy the time I got back, the doctor had already fixed Cora's father on another IV. My mouth dropped at the sheer stupidity of the doctor before me.I raised my head only to find the doctor glaring and ready to argue. But it didn't go further than that. Maybe it was the look on my face or the fact that he had no better option. I grabbed a fresh line, checked the IV bag, and quickly scanned the label.“What are you doing? Drop that or I'll call security.” “Where did this come from?” I asked instead. If this was about the license to operate in a hospital such as theirs, he should speak no further. “Storage,” the nurse said. I gave her a grateful look. “Which storage?”She hesitated. “Main supply.”Shhhit. I swore under my breath and yanked it out, ignoring the shocked looks around me.“You have to stop— Security!” There men rushed in instantly. I raised the IV bag, causing them to jump back in fear. The doctor snarled. “Have you lost your mind?”I chuckled. “Oh yes. I have lost

ELARAKate had her eyes on her plate, eating with a calmness that I recognised because I had done the same thing in the facility, and I knew how much it cost.She wasn't calm at all. If you looked closely, Kate was close to losing her shit. The facility would do that to you even after many years of escape. The men moved through the restaurant slowly, table by table, checking faces rather than looking for someone by sight.Shit. These men were thorough.I watched them from my peripheral vision and kept eating. I was Lisa Mores here, a native of this country. Get that into your skull, Elara!They reached our table.I looked up."Sorry to interrupt," the man said, in a way that communicated he wasn't particularly sorry. "We're looking for someone. Mind if we ask you a few questions?""Of course," I said pleasantly.He looked at me, Kate, and then back at me."Your ID?" he said.I picked up the card from the table and handed it to him.Whenever he glanced back, I held his gaze. The fact

FENRIRThis man wasn't in his right senses. Even after I tied him, he still managed to get his spit on me. “He is a beast! Help me! Somebody! Anybody!” He continued screaming at the top of his voice.I just stared. He'd probably get tired soon. No. He didn't. He kept struggling under me even with his hands tied behind his back. His eyes were wild and full of fear. “Beast!” he screamed again and again. “You are a beast! Stay away from me! You killed them all! You are not human!”The hell? I wasn't refuting the fact of being a beast. But saying I killed them all? Now, that was a whole new level of stupidity. I pressed my knee harder on his chest. “Shut the fuck up!” I shouted. “Stop calling me a beast. I am not going to kill you right now so just shut your mouth and talk like a normal person.”He paused, breathing heavily. At least he'd stopped fighting for a moment. He looked at my face closely, moving his eyes over every part of it. I internally fought the urge to pluck out his

FENRIRI sat across from Henri in the small neat room inside the shabby house. The place felt too clean compared to how broken everything looked outside. I watched him carefully while he poured himself a cup of water from a jug on the shelf. Something about his story did not sit right with me. Even the way he answered my questions felt slippery to me. I decided to push him a little more.“Tell me exactly what the mission was back then,” I said, keeping my voice calm. “Captain Reev called us out that night but the details have escaped me completely. What were the orders? Where were we supposed to go and what were we looking for?”Henri took a long sip of water. He smacked his lips and set the cup down slowly. “Ah, that night. It was one of those routine patrols, you know? Captain just wanted us to check some unusual movement reported near the east ridge. It was nothing too serious at first. However… you know the rest.”I narrowed my eyes slightly. “Routine patrol? That does not sound

FENRIRI couldn't move my legs past the floor. What is happening to me?Even my night vision, which used to cut through darkness like daylight, was fading fast and the drug was doing more than slowing me down. That was no ordinary drug. Even after Janet extracted most of my wolf in that facility, I could still lift two men and run for days without stopping. Didn't I almost kill a man the other day?Now I could barely keep a straight line because my arms were hanging dead at my sides.Behind me, the bushes rustled heavily. I knew it was Henri crashing through the bushes. His yelling voice reached my ears."He went this way! Captain, he's heading north toward the old ridge!"Captain Reev's voice echoes through a speaker. "Light up the entire area. Let me see every drone in the sky and every man on the ground. Shoot to wound only. His legs and arms first. We need him alive for the reward."The reward? My heart sank. How low did Captain Reev have to sink? Well, I got my answer almost i