All Chapters of Saved by the Alpha: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

ArselSeeing Herman behind the little girl was the closest I ever came to losing my mind.Leo lunged at my skin, my claws shot out, and Elaine grabbed my hand.She didn’t hold me tight. She couldn’t physically stop me. That wasn’t possible. But the oath burned between us, and her voice reached me before my fury did.“Arsel.”One word.My name.Not Alpha. Not mate. Not wolf.Arsel.I breathed.It was a ragged, cruel breath, but I breathed.“If you go in like that, he wins,” she said, without taking her eyes off the building. “He wants images. He wants blood. He wants to be attacked in front of the children.”“He’s touching a little girl.”“I know,” she replied, and the way she said it broke me. “Believe me, I know.&

MaxonElections weren’t won with votes; they were won with fear.Votes were just the receipt people demanded to pretend they’d voted freely.I stood in front of the wall of screens in the command center as the results shifted from yellow to dark blue, our party’s color. State governorships, mayoral offices, the Senate, the House of Representatives, and border districts were turning blue. One after another, the human maps surrendered before me without my having to fire a single bullet in front of the cameras.We had completely conquered our territory.Paul Thorn’s face appeared on every broadcast like a martyr. Thousands of fools were mourning a man who would have sold his daughter twice over if it guaranteed him a bigger office.His death had served us far better than his life.“We have a majority in thirty-seven state governments,” Darwin reported from the central table. “The northern districts are still counting, but our party’s candidates are leading in all of them. The presidency

ArselCrescent smelled of fear even before the first enemy crossed the border.As soon as we stepped out of the portal, Leo raised his head inside me.Home.The word brought no relief.Elaine stayed by my side.Her hand was still in mine, but her gaze was fixed on the white glow of the Winter Garden.“Nami knows we’re here,” she said solemnly.“Narel,” I corrected, though the name burned my tongue.For years I had eaten her food.She had been undermining my pack for seventeen years.“Liv,” I called over the link.The reply came immediately.We’re surrounding the Garden; we haven’t gone in yet. There’s no visible movement, but the magical temperature is rising.“No one touches the dome until Amelie and Bless arrive. Evacuate the area within a fi

MaxonElaine’s fear was still beautiful.Elaine trembled before me, strapped to the metal chair, but she looked directly at me. Her eyes were wet and her breathing was uneven, yet she refused to lower her head.Dubois had ruined my work.I stepped closer and brushed my fingers over the mark on her neck.She pulled away as far as the restraints allowed.The wolf’s bite was still there, pale and delicate, an offensive signature stamped across something that had once belonged to me.“He marked you,” I stated, she did not answer. “I asked you a question.”“That wasn’t a question.”The slap echoed through the room. Her head snapped to one side, and a red line appeared across her lip.“You betrayed me,” I said.Elaine spat blood onto the floor.“I escaped.&r

ArselElaine!The bond answered with fog.That was the only thing that stopped me from destroying Crescent while trying to tear open a portal with my bare hands.She was alive.Leo slammed against my control.Hunt them, my beast demanded.We will.Now.My wolf bared his teeth inside my mind.But Elaine had taught me something Maxon had never understood.Fear could turn you into your enemy’s weapon if you reacted exactly as they expected.“Lock down Crescent,” I ordered.“Arsel,” Liv said as she approached.“No one leaves. No one enters. Search every tunnel, every human identity, and every point in the network. Narel did not work alone.”Liv nodded and began relaying orders.Amelie knelt beside the circl