All Chapters of Resisting The Savage Alpha Brothers : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

CASPIAN This was the longest it had ever taken me to heal. My body had spent the entire day laboriously reconstructing bone and knitting together torn flesh. Since dawn, I had been locked in my wolf form, relying on the rudimentary medical knowledge of my men to accelerate the process. It wasn't until nightfall that my system deemed me fit to shift back into a human state.Malachi’s contorted frame had finally been reset. He was now submerged in a heavy, restorative slumber, recuperating from the trauma. Given the sheer magnitude of the pain he had endured, I couldn't fault his body for seeking refuge in unconsciousness. I only hoped that by the time he awoke, he would be agile enough to return to action.While he slept, I remained vigilant, fighting the seductive pull of exhaustion. I couldn't be certain the demon wasn't already among the men shuffling in and out of the infirmary to tend to us."You should rest, Sir," Shitta urged. "We will stand guard until you are recovered."I sh

MALACHI The agony I endured from the demon’s assault would have served as ample payment for Massachusetts, likely accelerating the end of my debt to him."What happens if a soul bond is broken by one of the individuals tethered together?" I had once inquired.Massachusetts had flexed his fingers, preparing to extract more pain from my marrow. "A soul bond, once forged, should never be severed. If one attempts to destroy it without proper guidance, expect death in the most gruesome manner imaginable.""For both of them?""No. Only for the one who breaks it. Are you already contemplating shattering the bond with your mate? Have you given up on her so soon?""No," I had replied fiercely."Good. I would advise you not to add fuel to the fire you've already sparked.""We must find a way to send her back," Caspian stated, stepping forward to stand beside me. I was still gazing down at Kaida’s gaunt form, my mind anchored to that grim conversation with Massachusetts.My dreams plagued me wi

MALACHI Kaida still hadn't woken up. My only assurance that she remained alive was the fact that I was still breathing, though her deteriorating condition was rapidly sapping my own vigor.I felt immensely weak. My daily visits to Massachusetts were only exacerbating the drain. I made sure not to miss a single day, desperate to reach the end of the month so I could finally be free of him. I was finished with being a vessel for agony, yet I could sense he was extracting more than just pain from me. My very soul felt as though it were thinning. Perhaps this was the lifeline Kaida was clinging to for her survival, but my gut told me Massachusetts was the true architect of my depletion. I simply lacked the evidence to pin it on him.I had left for his residence late last night. The agony I endured for him was best harvested in real-time; however, I had been unable to move a limb until I had sufficiently healed. He would have to make do with the vestiges of my strength for now."You look

ASHER Was I dead?Sounds drifted toward me as I slowly clawed my way back to consciousness. I fluttered my eyes open, but the world was a smear of blurry, indistinct images. Were these apparitions? Had I finally crossed over to the other side?A figure towered over me, tapping my shoulders and calling my name. The voice was familiar, yet vague, echoing as if from the bottom of a deep well. As my senses awakened, the agony registered. My brain throbbed so violently it felt as though someone were clanging a hammer against the inside of my skull. Every inch of my body ached with a brutal vengeance, a pain so exquisite it enticed my mind to shut down just to escape the torment."Asher! Asher, wake up!"The voice repeated my name with increasing urgency. The woman tapped me harder, forcing me to focus through the blinding headache."Selina?" My voice was a dry, pathetic rasp. My throat burned, and as I inhaled, my lungs filled with acrid smoke. I regretted the breath immediately. A violen

MALACHI I could find no trace of Kaida within the estate as I climbed into my car to drive to Massachusetts’s residence. I wondered where she had vanished to; with my senses numbed, the soul bond felt entirely severed. I questioned what manner of sorcery Selina had woven over me.While I pondered if Lana had truly decimated the demon alone with her phoenix fire, my thoughts pivoted to the Gashadokuro looming on the horizon. Had Kaida been performing her duties as the Anchor, I surely would have heard her cries or caught her scent. Instead, it felt as though my very biology was malfunctioning.I arrived at Massachusetts’s home under the cover of night. Navigating the ruins of Crystal Falls was a test of composure; I drove through the wreckage of what was once a peaceful, quaint town."I thought you might skip today," Massachusetts remarked, holding the door ajar. I brushed past him, walking toward the chamber where he habitually collected my debt. I remained silent, jaw clenched. I fe