All Chapters of The Alpha Guardian’s Dying Mate: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Sabrina's POVI'd been waiting here for an hour.After staying up all night in my room, I came out early this morning only to find that Zander had already left.I had no choice but to wait for him at his office."Are you planning to avoid me forever?" I stared at him, my voice cold and sharp.Zander merely glanced at me before slipping back into his usual impassive Alpha demeanor. "Who's avoiding you?""There's no one else here. I want the truth." I rose to my feet, locking eyes with him."What happened to Bentley and the Doyle heir—was it your doing?""What could I possibly have done?" he asked."I don't believe I'm some walking disaster who brings ruin to everyone around me. And I definitely don't believe in coincidences this perfect."Standing in front of his desk, I held his gaze without backing down."So what exactly are you accusing me of?" he shot back."You caused Bentley's car crash. And you took the Doyle heir's life!" I replied."So what if I did?""Why?" My composure final

Third Person's POVTo prolong Madison's life, Zander had already gathered the finest medical experts and wolf healers across North America.Every day, he received detailed updates on Madison's condition. Although there had been no signs of improvement, her health had remained stable and out of immediate danger.But recently, Sabrina had been staying by the old Alpha's side almost constantly. It instinctively made Zander uneasy, and he began to worry that Madison's condition might be worse than he had been told. That was why he had come to check on her himself.Madison let out a soft sigh. "I know my own body better than anyone. You don't need to spend so much effort worrying about me. I'm not afraid of death. But... you should pay more attention to Sabrina."Zander's eyes flickered slightly."Even if you hadn't come today, I was planning to call you over. I don't have much time left, and the only person I can't let go of is that girl. Rina h

Sabrina's POVI turned around numbly and saw Ariel, one of my classmates, standing there with several others.I originally planned to ignore them, but seeing how angry they were, I worried they would cause a scene and disturb the solemn atmosphere of the funeral.So I held back and followed them out.Once outside the funeral home, I asked coldly, "What do you want?""What right do you have to be here? It was because of you that Professor Mason ended up dead, and now that he's gone, you still won't let him rest in peace?" Ariel demanded."How do you know Professor Mason didn't want to see me? Did he tell you that himself?" I shot back."Do you seriously have no shame? If there's any decency left in you, you would've waited until after Professor Mason was buried and everyone had gone home. Then you could've gone to his grave and apologized. But instead, you show up here and disrespect him one last time. Sabrina, aren't you afraid you'll

Sabrina's POVBut Zander didn't believe me at all. He didn't take my words seriously, treating them as nothing more than another unreasonable excuse.In his eyes, this wasn't the first time I had made an excuse like this."Nothing excuses the way you acted at the funeral!" he said.I told him the truth over and over, but he ignored it every time..The last bit of hope I held onto vanished, swallowed by the darkness. My grief was silent, but it consumed me until I felt completely shattered."Fine. Whatever. There's nothing else to say."No matter what he thought of me—ungrateful, vindictive, or heartless—I no longer wanted to defend myself against his accusations.I walked out numbly.I used to think that when the pain in my heart became unbearable, I would break down and cry uncontrollably. Only after experiencing it myself did I realize that when people reached the depths of despair, they didn't cry. They be

Sabrina's POVThe moment dawn broke, I left the Ironspike Pack alone and went straight to the hospital. Although I'd long given up on any hope of a cure, I still needed the doctor to prescribe something to hold back the symptoms and keep my body from losing control.Before Madison was laid to rest, I had to keep the fact that I was dying a secret.All I wanted was to leave this world quietly.After hearing me out about my recent condition, the doctor shook his head with a helpless sigh. "I never expected your symptoms to appear this quickly. It hasn't even been a month since you were diagnosed."I gave a bitter, self-mocking smile."Are you under a lot of stress?" the doctor asked. "You really need to stay as calm as you can. Too much stress will only speed up the decline of your nervous system and make your condition progress faster.""How is anyone supposed to stay calm after finding out they don't have much time left?" I asked.