All Chapters of 100 Days, The Alphas' Mate: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

CEDAR BLAKEI get it. Sammy Porter probably sees me as the enemy because Dominus chose me, or rather, owns me, instead of her. But I don’t have time to argue or prove anything. If she wanted to kill me, I’d be dead already. I haven’t trained enough in my human form to properly defend myself, especially not with my wolf lying dormant and my powers only kicking in when I least expect them.I glanced toward Icarus. He noticed I hadn't taken advantage of the opening he created for me. Sammy's scent was thick in the air, but the guards had spotted him and were closing in. Icarus shifted his focus, drawing the guards away and leading them down a different path.“I’m going to uncover your mouth now,” she said, pushing me back against the hood of a broken car beside a tree trunk. Her body pinned me down as her eyes scanned for guards. “If you scream, we’ll both die.”The moment her hand moved, I whispered, “Let’s say I know what this is about. What do you want from me?”I didn’t ask Dominus t

DOMINUS MARUTOThe sun was already rising as I drove through the quiet, winding road that led back to Oakwood. The long hours of the night had drained me, but they had been necessary. I had spent every second carefully navigating through endless conversations, first with the council elders, then with the twin alphas of Crystal Moon Pack. My message to them all had been clear: stay out of my pack’s business.Whatever makes them think they can stop me, especially those twins who have no idea what's coming to them.The elders were more cunning than I expected. They played their part well, pretending to be slow, wise, and patient, but I saw through them. It took heavy convincing to get them to approve the use of the former Alpha's hunting grounds. The area had been untouched since his death, which made it perfect for what I needed. I didn’t want the land itself, I needed the underground storage space. It was the perfect hiding place for the weapons I’d bought from humans, far away from pr

DEKLAN MARIO“You filthy weasel, don’t touch her!” Dominus’s head snapped toward me, his eyes narrowing as he spotted me stepping out of the shadows. The darkness in the air was thick and heavy, it wasn’t mine. It was Cedar’s power, wild and untamed, spilling into every corner even as she lay down unmoving.“She belongs to us!” one of the twin alphas roared, leaping aside just in time to dodge an arrow fired by one of Dominus’s guards.The guard’s aim was good, but the shot was rushed. The arrow’s path was desperate, so very predictable. Easy for a trained fighter to dodge. If it hadn’t been, that arrogant alpha would be clutching his side instead of trying to step between me and Cedar.“I don’t know what any of you think you’re talking about,” I said flatly, my tone dripping with mockery. “All I see is a woman who needs safety. You see someone to drain and parade around for your own selfish glory.” I smirked, taking a slow step forward. “So tell me, who do you think really deserves

ADONAI AUGUSTUS I pulled the reins tight, making my horse slow to a careful trot as we reached the edge of the cliff. Adonis was already there. He stood at the rim, head lifted toward the moon, his massive wolf form trembling with rage.Then, he howled, long and loud, pouring all his fury into the night air.We’d been searching for hours, through trees, over streams, across the cold ridges of the mountains. Now the wind cut through my coat, sharp as claws, and the freezing air bit at my face. The moon, pale and distant, was sliding behind a bank of dark clouds. The smell of rain was in the air.If the downpour came before we found Cedar, the ground would turn slick, scents would vanish, and every trail would be lost. I couldn’t allow my brother to push himself further into exhaustion or madness. Not tonight.I guided my horse closer to him.He didn’t turn, but I could see the tension in his stance, his tail stiff, his claws digging into the dirt.Hoofbeats thundered up behind us. Ica

CEDAR BLAKE I felt myself floating, weightless, as if invisible hands were carrying me back from the edge of death. My mind woke first, restless and sharp, before my eyes finally fluttered open. For a long moment, I just lay there, listening.Silence.Not the comforting kind of silence you hear when you’re safe at home, but the kind that creeps over your skin and makes your heart beat faster. The kind that tells you at once you are not in a hospital, not in your pack’s grounds, not anywhere near people who care about you.I pushed myself up slowly from the soft bed beneath me, fighting the heavy pull of dizziness. My gaze moved around the unfamiliar room, trying to catch details, trying to piece together where I was. Snippets of memory started flashing back like broken glass…Dominus, the blood binding ritual, his mouth drinking from me, my body reacting, the disappearance of the sun and then nothing but darkness.Whipping my head around too fast, I regretted it immediately. A sharp p