All Chapters of The Last Alpha’s Mate: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

FenrirThese ones must be waiting for the moon to show itself or something. As for this man…The truck bounced hard as the tires rolled over the rough stones of the driveway, making the metal benches shake under us. The man with the scarred jaw leaned back, his boots kicking a small piece of gravel across the floor. He stared directly at my chest, right where my wolf should have been resting behind my ribcage.But he was gone—"The air in here feels thin all of a sudden," he said, turning his head toward the female wolf sitting next to him. "I thought we were picking up an Alpha, but I don't smell any power on this seat."The woman laughed. It was an unpleasant low sound that vibrated in her throat like an engine starting up. "Maybe he left his title in his other pants. Or maybe the humans took more than just his freedom when they locked him up in that cage."Who even told them I was captured?I kept my hands flat on my knees, refusing to tighten my grip or show them that their word

Fenrir:The noise of the engines was incredibly loud inside the metal shell, making it hard to hear anything else.The plane bounced three times before the nose lifted into the air, tilting us backward as we rose into the gray clouds. The view of Caleb's camp disappeared instantly under a thick blanket of white fog."The flight will take forty minutes," Linda yelled over the roar of the propellers, leaning forward so I could hear her simple words. "We will drop you two miles out from the facility fence line. You will have to parachute down into the trees. And be careful of the waterfall!"I checked the straps of my parachute vest, pulling the black buckles tight across my chest. My mind was completely focused on Elara, wondering if she was hiding in the cold woods or if the scientists had already caught up to her and dragged her into a basement cell. The thought made my blood boil, but I forced my breathing to stay slow and calm. No need to agitate the other wolves for nothing.Sudden

FenrirThe metal floorboards kept tilting violently beneath my chest, throwing my weight from side to side as I fought against the gravity of the spinning plane. No!The roaring wind from the open cargo door was deafening, ripping through the cabin and carrying away loose gear, but I dug my fingers deep into the metal seat tracks.If I didn't move like this, I would be flung out of the airplane. Damon was totally limp in his seat, his head hanging down toward his shoulder… Unfortunately, I had no business with medicine. Our only hope was either to crash safely and get help or crash and die.How could Linda, who spoke to me about Emily and her boy, do this to me? Could it be that Damon and Linda weren't really on good terms?!Why didn't I see and understand…?! “Come on!” The metal buckle was hard to unclasp due to many reasons. My fingers were freezing from the mountain air, I was fumbling a lot, and the metal was jammed tight, refusing to click open.I pulled the long hunting knife

ELARAI didn't realise it was a long, mournful howl, begging for help from anyone or anything that could hear my voice in the wilderness.Suddenly, a chorus of deep, heavy howls responded from the ridge above us. The sound was close, too close, and the air filled with the scent of multiple predators.I scrambled backward, instantly on guard. My clothes had been torn during my wild run through the brush, and so I was practically naked in the freezing rain.I dropped into a defensive stance over Fenrir’s broken body, baring my teeth in a growl as the bushes around the canyon began to part.Something was coming.Up to ten massive mountain wolves stepped out from the trees.Their breath came out in white clouds of steam in the cold air and as they surrounded the shallow bank, their ears tilted forward.I knew they heard me.They looked down at the wreckage and my small body."Don't come close to my mate!" I snapped.A fierce growl vibrated deep inside my throat as I extended my bare han

ELARA“I am healing fast enough. Having you this close does more than the herbs, Elara.”“Hm.” Damon let out a short, tired grunt, pulling a small wooden stool toward the side of the bed. I almost forgot he was there."Save the romantic talk for after we clear our names. We have a massive problem. Linda has a three-hour head start on us. By now, she has already reached the facility gates and told Dexter that our bodies are scattered across the peaks.""That is exactly what we want her to think," Fenrir's expression turned cold. "Dexter will lower his guard by thinking the threat is gone, and he will lead us to the antidote and the other board members.”Good plan. But something was missing."But we don't have the trucks or the maps anymore," I pointed out, leaning my hip closer to Fenrir's side. The physical closeness was a comfort I didn't want to lose. "How are we supposed to get inside a fortress without Caleb's heavy gear?""Caleb's gear can only take us this far.” He showed me