Semua Bab BOUND TO THE ENEMY ALPHA : Bab 91 - Bab 100

CHAPTER 92: ADRIAN'S PANIC ATTACK ELENA:I limped all the way back to the master suite, picking dead leaves and dry grass out of my hair with trembling fingers. Every muscle in my back felt like it had been shredded. My face was throbbing, and I could taste the copper tang of blood in my mouth from where my lip had split.The moment I stepped into the room, I didn't go and lie down on the bed. I headed straight for the bathroom and stripped off my ruined clothes. I needed the heat. I turned the shower handle until the water was scalding, letting the steam fill the room until it was thick enough to choke on.I sat down on the floor of the shower, letting the hot water hammer against my back. I grabbed a thick towel, soaked it in the hot water, and began dabbing at my bruises. Every time the wet, searing cloth hit a tender spot, I sucked in a sharp breath. The pain was brutal—it ate right into my bruised flesh like acid—but I didn't cower. I didn't cry. Each jolt of agony just fueled t

CHAPTER 94: PURITY CHEATED! ELENA:After that pleasurable moment with Adrian, I fell asleep almost immediately, wrapped in Adrian's arms. And the next morning, I woke up before the sun, the room feeling cold and empty without him. I glanced at the wall clock: 6:30 AM. My body ached, but the soreness was a distant memory compared to the fire burning in my veins. My contest with Purity was at 7:00 sharp. I didn't rush to the arena. Instead, I bypassed the vanity and headed straight to Adrian's private gym.I needed to sweat. I needed to move. I spent thirty minutes running through drills, testing my speed, and centering my focus. By the time I showered and walked toward the arena, I was already late.The stage—a raised platform fenced off like a boxing ring—was already packed. The council elders sat in the front row, their faces masks of stone. When I finally stepped out, the venom they shot my way could have killed a lesser wolf. I ignored them, my eyes scanning the shadows for Adrian

CHAPTER 97: VICTORY AT LAST ADRIAN:I looked at Elena. She looked battered, but her eyes were glowing with a power that terrified me in the best way possible. The air in the arena had grown heavy as everyone waited. Some of them looked at me like I was crazy when I gave the order to let the contest continue. Because Elena had just been attacked with a weapon. How did I expect her to continue fighting?I ignored their look of confusion. But then the silence was broken by the frantic buzz of a mind-link. Clement’s voice hit my head, sharp and panicked.“Alpha, have you lost your mind? The girl was just knocked out cold a minute ago! You want to send her back into the ring with a concussion? She’s going to get killed!”I kept my face like stone, watching Elena stand tall in the center of the ring. “Trust me, Clement,” I responded. “If I just force the officiator to hand her the win, the pack will call me partial. They’ll say I fixed it for my mate. She needs to end this herself. She ca

CHAPTER 99: I WANT OUT OF THIS ALLIANCE ADRIAN:The air in the living room was so heavy it felt like breathing underwater. Darius glared at me from across the table like he was ready to rip my throat out with his bare teeth.“Darius, tell us exactly why you’re here.”Darius didn't hold back. He launched into a tirade about how he’d handed his daughter over to seal an alliance, not to be treated like common dirt. "Elena was meant to be your mate, Adrian, not your personal slave! You’ve breached the terms of our agreement and I want out of this alliance, effective immediately."I let out a slow, deliberate breath, keeping my expression schooled. "It’s not happening, Darius. The alliance was iron-clad for ten years. The terms were clear: anyone who tries to pull out before that time is up forfeits their entire pack to the other. You walk away, you lose everything."Darius slammed his fist on the table. "No way! I never agreed to such nonsense! I’d never sign away my legacy just so we co

CHAPTER 101: I'M MAKING YOU A PROMISE ELENA:The silence that followed my father’s departure was heavier than the calm that preceded a storm. I watched Adrian, the man who had terrorized me, saved me, and finally claimed me, slowly fall apart. He marched toward the wine cellar, his movements stiff and mechanical. I stood back, my heart aching as I watched him reach for a bottle of expensive whiskey. He didn't bother with a glass. He poured a shot, downed it in one go, then poured another. His hands, usually so steady when he was wielding power or training his wolves, were shaking as he dragged them through his dark hair.I couldn't just sit there and watch the light go out of his eyes. I walked over, my bare feet silent on the floorboards, and slid my arms around his neck from behind. I pressed my cheek against his back, then leaned in close, kissing the shell of his ear."I have no idea how my dad got all that information," I whispered. "I swear, Adrian, I didn't know he was coming.