All Chapters of THE ORACLE IS MY MATE: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Sorrel’s POV“Do we really have to do this?” Poppy asked, looking around at the shrub. “We can just go in and demand to know what’s going on.”“Poppy, we cannot do that. I told the reason we are doing this.” I told her and she lowered her head.“I know, it’s just there’s a high chance of us getting discovered here.” She mumbled.I ignored and peered at the camp from here. Commander Soro was moving around, giving orders. They set up touches to light the area.At this point we were not going to be able to get into the house and into Commander Soro’s office. I was getting frustrated bit by bit because then I wouldn’t know what I was looking for. Was this stupid of me? Should I just have stayed back?No! Staying back would keep in nothing but the dark. I needed to make sure that the protection we were offered was currently taking place.*And if it was not?* Nadia asked. *What are we going to do then because looking at the turn of events, it might just be that.*I exhaled and Poppy immedi

Oracle’s POVThe temple was a mess, news that Keeper Serra had lost her sight was everywhere and every whiteness and student was panicking.I sat in my room, legs crossed, mind focused. The warmth from the candle heated my skin, and it did not provide the relief and vision it had when I was meditating.Nothing, aside from the sweat dripping down my body, was coming forth.‘The goddess has abandoned us.’ The words of the wolves in the centre rang in my head.‘No.’ I shut my eyes, the moon goddess could not abandon her own kind. Her children.‘But why is there no answer regarding the plague?’ The thought came so abruptly like the one in the street about me being a pup.Ever since then the question remained with me. More than I would like.That was not the only thought that filled my head, the wolves who were going to die and died nonetheless stayed with me. ‘Feeling is living.’ I stretched my hand out and inspected it.My eyes darted to the candles burning. I stared at the flames flick

Sorrel’s POVKaine walked into his room and I just stared at the spot where he had been standing.“I thought the oracles don’t smile,” Poppy commented beside me and I gaped at her because I hadn’t known she had been staring as well.“Well….” I turned away and continued down the stairs. “Why shouldn’t they smile? They are part of the living as well.”She was quiet for a while and when I looked down at her she shrugged. “I guess so.”Halfway to the garden, to the bench where Lily had died, Poppy asked after a long while.“What did your father say in the letter, your highness?”I stayed silent, pondering my next words. Then I darted my eyes to Poppy to see her watching me closely as well like she was trying to understand me.She did the most shocking thing, she placed her hand over mine and said. “You can trust me, your highness. I would never betray you.”I knew she wouldn’t betray me, what I feared was sucking her into my mess. That would not end well for her.“He said he’s fine, that

Sorrel’s POV I just discovered that my parents were under a potential death threat from my husband, and I have sworn within me to do anything possible to save them.That was my focus till Kaine—the oracle.He was very different, he was very different from the oracle that I knew and I had a lot of questions to ask but I had no idea how to begin them.I tossed and tossed on my bed, replaying how he grabbed me and pulled me back against him.Time seemed to have slowed, I gasped, shocked, and not to add that when my back connected with his chest, sparks had travelled down my spine.Just thinking about it now sent a rush of heat down my body to my core. What happened? What happened with the oracle?I closed my eyes, and the scene flooded my mind over and over again. “Please.” He had said it in such a begging manner that I wanted to hear it more from him.Nadia was wiggling her tail, happy that our mate had finally acknowledged us. And now we might potentially die. The thought came so

Abigeal’s POVSabestain looked at me with furrowed brows. “What?”“That has got to be the only explanation why you are always thinking about him.”Sabestain turned and stared at me carefully. “I told her was my best buddy.”“Yes you said that.”“And I told you he was claimed by the plague.” I just gaped at him, at a loss for words. Sabastain sighed. “If I was in his shoes, he’ll not give up on me. I’m not giving up on him. I want to know what happened. Everything.”I lowered my head. “He must really be special.”I didn’t mean it to come out in such a jealous manner, not really, but it did and I couldn’t explain why. I could not really explain what I was feeling. “He is,” Sabestain said. “Really special.”We stared at each other for a long time before he said. “I know this is not ideal for you and you are busy or would rather do something, I am sorry. But he was my best friend.”My chest compressed and my heart squeezed.“What does it feel like?” I blurted out“What does that feel l