All Chapters of Falling in love with a supernatural being : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

I stared at Gabriel in complete shock, my shoulder still hurting from where he had pulled me away.“You don’t get to touch him, Leah,” Gabriel growled. His voice was full of anger. He pointed at Daniel before looking back at me with his glowing eyes. “You don’t get to touch him ever again… because your careless choices almost got Daniel killed!”Every word hit me like a knife. I knew I deserved his anger. I knew I had made terrible mistakes that had put people in danger. And there wasn’t a single day when I didn’t wish I could go back and change everything.“Gab… please, I am so, so sorry about what happened,” I said, my voice shaking as I took a small step toward him with my hands raised. “I swear I never meant to—”“Save it,” Gabriel snapped, cutting me off.He turned his back on me and walked out. He didn’t look back even once.“I will go talk to him,” Daniel said. He gave me a tired, sorry look before slowly following Gabriel down the hallway.The moment they disappeared around th

I was just about to take my first step toward the guest bedroom when footsteps came from behind me.“I am coming with you, man,” Daniel said, a wide, silly grin spreading across his pale face despite the thick white bandages wrapped around his stomach. He tapped his bare stomach where the bandages covered his healing wounds and gave a small laugh. “Besides, I really, really miss our mom.”I crossed my arms over my chest and narrowed my eyes at him.“Why do you always add the word ‘our’ to everyone I care about?” I asked, raising an eyebrow at his teasing face. “My mother is my mother, and Leah is my girl. They belong to me, not to ‘us’!”Daniel slowly stepped back and covered his mouth, trying hard not to laugh. He looked at Lucy, who was leaning against the kitchen doorway, and shook his head.“Hmm… you know what, Gabriel?” Daniel said with a small smirk. “Watching you act like this is making me believe that you and Luke Paul really are brothers with the same blood running through yo

I pushed the door open and stepped into the room, breathing hard.I looked at Leah sitting on the edge of the large bed. Her knees were pulled tightly against her chest, and her face was buried in her hands as silent tears ran through her fingers.A painful feeling tightened in my throat. I knew I couldn’t have a long, emotional talk with her right now. There were still too many secrets from my past—secrets I had not found the courage to tell her. I didn’t know how she would react if she learned the full truth about who I really was.So, it’s better if I wait a little longer. First, I need to put Luke behind bars. Then, I’ll tell her the whole truth and let her decide whether she wants to stay with me or walk away. But Luke needs to be behind bars, because even if she chooses to leave me, at least she’ll still be safe out there, knowing Luke can’t hurt her anymore.I forced myself to look away from her and turned my attention to the center of the room. I quickly walked over to my moth

The loud, high-pitched sound of the tracker filled the room.BEEEEEEEEEP!“They will track the signal straight here,” Lucy whispered as she quickly pulled out her gun. “We don’t have much time before they surround the entire house.”“No,” I growled, clenching my jaw as a cold thought suddenly entered my mind. I looked down at the small tracker in my hand and then at my mother lying helplessly on the bed with an oxygen mask over her face. “If they find us here, my mother will die. I’m going to make them lose our trail.”Leah stepped toward me, her eyes wide with fear as she grabbed my arm. “Gab, what are you talking about? How?”“They need to believe the tracker is still with us,” I said. “I’m going to give them a moving signal. I’ll take this device far away into the woods and leave it somewhere they won’t be able to reach quickly.”“Gab, that’s crazy!” Daniel shouted, holding his injured side as he stepped toward me. “They might already be outside!”“I’m faster than their cars,” I sa

“MOM!”My desperate scream tore through the room. The complete stillness of her body filled me with terrifying fear. Her hand felt heavy and lifeless in mine. Her chest wasn’t moving, and I couldn’t feel a heartbeat in her neck.“Doctor! Please come in here!” Lucy shouted from the doorway, her voice filled with panic.Footsteps rushed down the hallway, and Dr. Evans quickly returned to the bedroom with a small medical kit in his hand. He didn’t waste a second asking questions. He rushed past me and dropped to his knees beside the bed.“Move back. Give me room!” Dr. Evans ordered sharply.Leah gently pulled me backward by the arm, but I couldn’t take my eyes off my mother’s pale, still face. My breath caught as the doctor pressed two fingers firmly against the side of her neck.He kept his fingers there for several seconds.Dr. Evans then gently lifted my mother’s left eyelid and shone a small light into her eye. He lowered her eyelid, checked her wrist again, and slowly shook his head