All Chapters of Resisting The Savage Alpha Brothers : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

MALACHI What had Kaida been thinking? Offering herself as bait to apprehend a culprit the police were hesitant to catch. "This is madness," Asher exhaled, clawing at his forehead.Caspian paced the room, listening to a report from one of his men over the phone. "Do all you have to. Find me Elara or any other skilled mage who possesses a similar level of knowledge to her." A brief pause. His eyes narrowed, his jaw taut as he listened to the man on the phone. "Adam!" he seethed, his grip on the phone tightening."I will find a way," Adam stated firmly."You have two days.""Yes, Sir."Caspian ended the call, tossing his phone carelessly onto the study table. "He's adept at concealing his tracks. With her scent masked and our connection to her severed, it will be difficult to locate her in time," Asher said, heaving a sigh.I clawed my finger over the edge of my teeth, lost in thought. Kaida must have had a plan in place before she embarked on that fool's mission. She must have known

ASHER Vicky returned, her hands empty, yet my apprehension about her intensified, causing my brows to knit together. The moment she settled back down, she asked, "What's her name?""Kaida," we all responded in unison."Her birth mother's name?" Vicky pressed.A collective wave of realization washed over us, and our heads bowed in unison. We knew so little about our mate's history. Beyond her best friend, Meredith, with whom she'd worked before joining our household, and the fact that her parents were betas who had passed away when she was young, we knew she was a Null. That was the extent of our knowledge about her past.Vicky tapped her knees rhythmically. "Alright. Let's try a different approach. Do you have any of her personal belongings with you?""Her clothes?" Caspian clarified, recalling that we had gathered a selection of her personal items, anything a mage might need for a tracking spell."More personal than her clothes? Perhaps a strand of her hair, or some bodily fluid?"

ASHERMalachi erupted in a roar of pure rage the instant we materialized, witnessing the horrifying scene. The skin-walker was a grotesque spectacle, his vile appendage deep within Kaida's throat. Kaida was a mere shadow of the woman we knew; I could barely recognize her.We surged forward in a blur, giving him no time to react. The portal had transported us directly to this place, a cruel twist of fate. The moment I saw what was being done to her, an all-consuming rage flooded me.He turned swiftly to attack, an electric whip crackling as it fired from his hand, lashing out at Malachi. Malachi let out a sharp growl as the whip coiled around his waist, sending jolts of electricity coursing through his body.Caspian and I attacked simultaneously. Caspian morphed into his wolf form, a larger, faster predator, leaping at the skin-walker and momentarily subduing him. Before the creature could retaliate against Caspian's assault, I swept in, stamping the talisman card onto his face and bac

MALACHI "You remember me now," Vicky teased over the call, her voice a soothing balm to my anxious ears. A wave of relief washed over me, knowing she was okay. Given her tone, Elara must have survived too. No cause for concern, thanks to the Stars."I'm sorry," I apologized."Apology accepted," she said. "I know you've been preoccupied with your woman. How's Kaida faring?""There's been no significant improvement," I admitted, "but we're clinging to hope that she'll pull through.""Light favor her," Vicky said softly."It shall," I replied, gratitude in my voice. "Thanks. How are you and Elara?""Elara's fine," Vicky said with a smile in her voice. "She's on another one of her missions, and she's currently unreachable if you're looking to inquire about her whereabouts or ask for her help.""I didn't get to express my appreciation last time," I said. "Is it over now?""It is," Vicky confirmed. "She sent Tabitha back to hell, but the fight took a lot out of her. She needs time to recup

KAIDAThe darkness was a living, breathing entity, suffocating me with its presence. Life without sight was a fate I wouldn't wish upon my worst enemy. I felt helpless, reliant on others to navigate the simplest tasks, and it galled me. My mates were pillars of strength, their support unwavering, but it was a bitter pill to swallow. I owed them so much, and it only deepened my gratitude, though I struggled to accept it.Caspian's efforts to restore my sight had been futile, and the reality of my permanent blindness was a harsh truth I'd come to terms with. Meredith's tears still lingered in my mind. She'd had no idea about my ordeal, about the abduction, or my reckless decision to bait the kidnapper. I'd gambled with my life, playing it like a game of cards, and I'd lost.I was the sole survivor of Noah's assault, and that was only because he had other plans for me. I'd concocted a noble reason for my actions, telling myself it was to save the other girls, that my recurring nightma