Todos los capítulos de The Alpha King's Broken Mate: Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 70

Silence filled the air, and the cold wind brushed my face lightly, almost feeling like a kiss. I had this feeling of impending doom, but there was no way that I was going to turn back. I knew that it was just nerves. I waited with bated breath for the driver to say something after I had spoken, but he just stared at me. The quiet was so loud. So I stood on my feet. “Purple rain,” I repeated; this time, my voice was stronger. More sure. That was what Sage had told me to say, right? I could remember clearly; I knew that I was not messing it up. “I heard you the first time,” He said in a monotone before looking away. “Get in,” He added, then he stared forward, rolling his window up. I sniffled, feeling a bit relieved that I had not gotten the codeword wrong. I closed the distance between me and the car, opening the door. Then I glanced back; this was probably the last time that I would be standing in this pack. The wind blew in my face, pushing a few strands of my hair back. And it

The car was going so fast, and all the windows were rolled up. I remembered in that moment that when I had entered earlier, the driver had locked the doors. So there was no way for me to try to escape. And even if the doors were not locked, jumping out of this vehicle going at this speed, I could die. “Sir, let me explain, please. It wasn’t me! They framed me,” I began, panic and fear tinged in my voice. I was done protecting the very same people who were willing to have me killed. I had so much to live for; I did not deserve any of this. I just wanted to be happy; was that too big? Was that just too hard for the Moon goddess to do for me? “Shhh…shhhh,” The driver said. The man had his eyes focused on the road, and he maintained the dangerous speed. “You don’t get to speak right now. What you’re going to do is listen.” I sniffled, tears falling freely from my eyes as my heart raced in my chest. “Okay, okay.” My voice broke, and it was shaky as well. I was willing to do anything t

Sage’s POVDespite all of this being my plan, and expecting to see the girl dead and all…actually seeing her from the small distance sent a shiver down my spine. I swallowed, my throat feeling dry. I had done some awful things in my life, but I had never had someone killed before. This was a first. At first, I did not really care, but now, seeing that this was real and that someone was actually dead because of me, I felt a weird feeling in my gut. Guilt? Nausea? Confusion? I did not know how to name the emotion. But it certainly was not regret. If I were given the chance to do this all over again, I would. I honestly would. And I was just being truthful. “Come on,” Leon said as he led the way as the Alpha. “Be careful; you could fall,” He warned us as we followed him down the small hill. As we got closer to the guy that was holding Cassie, my heart started thumping in my chest for some reason. When we were on more level ground, we stopped. “Who’s that?” I asked Leon in a whispe

Leon’s POVI was driving us back to the Pack House, and I had a dull feeling of ache that filled my chest. I was quiet, and I wanted to make sense of what I was feeling, but I decided that it was nothing. It couldn’t be anything, right? The annoying thing was that the feeling just would not go away. It lingered. Like a cold that just would not go away, it stayed. I turned to my right to check up on Sage; she was quiet as well. When I looked at her, she seemed deep in thought. I guess Cassie’s death had shaken up all of us. I looked back at the road and swallowed hard. It felt like a knot was in my throat. Maybe I kinda felt bad for what had happened. The girl had died with everybody hating her for something that she did not even do. And by trying to leave the pack, all she was trying to do was escape the kind of life that she had; te life that Sage and I had given her. The reality that we had given her, actually. If Sage had not made that mistake three years ago, none of this wou

Cassie’s POVI slowly stood on my feet and turned. That was when I saw who had spoken. “Hello, Cassie.” The woman smiled, her voice so warm and comforting. “I’m the Moon goddess.” Her words hit me hard. My heart skipped a beat. Oh my god. Was I dead? And she had said something about me being in the Spirit World?! Had I died? I mean, I could remember drowning because Sage had set me up, but the thought of my actually being dead felt so weird and scary at the same time. The memories were so vivid. If I happened to close my eyes right now and think about it all, it would be like I was reliving it all. It felt like zero time had passed, even. And to top that off, the literal Moon goddess was standing right in front of me. She looked…normal. I don’t know, maybe I expected her to be glowing and that her voice would be so majestic. But everything about her seemed normal. “Am I dead?” I asked, and she chuckled faintly. I couldn’t help it. “I can remember everything. The car crash. The d