All Chapters of Stealing My Best Friend's Alpha: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Chapter 102Kai's POV"How much did you hear?" I muttered as I stepped out.Mrs. Locke tilted her head, watching me with weary but warm eyes.My heart was heavy, but I concealed it behind a deadpan expression as we drew closer. Comfort, however, waltzed into my bones upon seeing her. I hadn't seen Mrs. Locke in ages, and it was strangely reassuring to know she had grown older... still here, still standing."Not enough to fully grasp what was happening," she replied with her usual gripping warmth that melted the heart. "But..." Her fingers snapped up between us. "I know your wife loves you greatly. Alex is a blessing any Alpha could ask for.""How would you know?" My voice came out thick and guttural, almost bouncing off the confined walls.I was a little over six when I last stepped between these walls, and I didn't remember them being this cramped.A few scenes drifted through my mind. That had been a traumatic time for me, but I had been saved by the Lockes."I've had the grace to s

Chapter 104 "Normally, Kai should need you in matters such as this, but I see why he's hiding things from you." "Aren't you tired of doing the same thing over and over?" I said, frowning as I watched him with disgust. "It's pathetic knowing that you're so concerned about my life with Kai. Just move on. Live life. You're definitely disappointing your dead uncle." Now, that seemed to hit a nerve. Leo stomped towards me, grabbing the collar of my polo shirt as he glared into my eyes. "How dare you mention my uncle?" I sighed, shifting my gaze anywhere else. "Then let's focus on the matter at hand. You know where Nathan is, take me there." "You lack the right motivation. You're letting anger speak for you." He released me and landed onto the couch. "We wait. Nathan plans to bring his forces to attack Kai once again. Unfortunate as it seems, if he takes down Kai, he can take you down as grief would render you weak. Now, how he plans to get to Kai, I've got no idea." "Your spie

Chapter 105 The memory of seeing Leo destabilised, utterly fazed, wouldn't leave my mind. Following the news of the horrors he'd seen, our attention caught the darkening of the sky. "He killed Ser Cavriel. His blood...I-I tried to save him, but he was losing too much blood." Leo fidgeted, looking at his own hands, wet with more crimson. The cold air was beginning to dry it on his skin. "I have no one else anymore. I'm all alone in this world. I might as well die." Weirdly as it seemed, my heart went all out for Leo. I was the Aetherblood yet I felt useless that I hadn't protected anyone from Nathan's wrath. How could stealing a fragment of my power suddenly turn him into such a vicious, twisted barbarian? How could he suddenly become unstoppable? "Leo, focus!" I grabbed his arms. "What do you mean, Nathan killed Ser Cavriel?" "He appeared at the cabin. I think he channelled a portal like you've done." "But how...how did he even find you?" As though to answer my question, my ey

Chapter 107 "The swamp has increased. Whatever Nathan is doing, it's darkening this land." Leo muttered bitterly as he scanned the place. Though he masked the pain, it could still be felt in his demeanour. He scanned the floor, soaked by the mud, before continuing to lead the way. "We shouldn't trust him," Clawface whispered over my shoulder, the bass of his voice tingling my earlobe. "If you wish to turn back, the floor is yours." He scowled. "Alex will never speak that way. He's compassionate and ever loving. You're..." He stopped. I threw him a glare. The green glow of my eyes flickered as I blinked, reflecting off the skin of his face as measured spite settled in his eyes. "Here." Leo called our attention. With my approach came the view of a canteen top, laced with moss and mud. Leo was careful not to touch or even stand close to it. "We enter through here to the sewers." He recoiled from the thought of it. "I just hope it's not overly bad now. Anyway, it leads to the sta

Chapter 109 "Fuel me with strength, all Aetherbloods." I whispered beneath my breath as I sped towards him. A simple projection from my side. A simple launch from his. The air before my very eyes brightened, catching the lightning, and I weaved to the side, only for him to appear right beside me and drive a blow to my spine. The pain sent a disconnection to my brain. My thoughts grew hazy. My breathing was seized. My legs gave out. My hands turned limp. It was as though I had been severed entirely. My body, disconnected from my soul, disconnected from my mind, disconnected from my powers. I landed harshly, dragging across the floor. The metallic scent of my blood hit my nostrils. I bled from the impact, my skin burning with bruises and flesh wounds. My stomach hurt most of all, defying every other pain as my brain settled on that particular agony alone. Yet I denied him the satisfaction of witnessing it. Nathan floated down, his feet landing with a soft thump against the floo