All Chapters of Marked By My Bully Alpha : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Chapter 132Aurora's POV "That's enough! Alpha Steele, you should be sober and remorseful for breaking the laws of this land," Alistair warned angrily. Kaelen scoffed loudly. "I don't bow before smelly old men."Alistair let out a savage, guttural roar.For the first time since we had arrived in Alabama, right before my eyes, the old man was furious. The fingernails on his hands lengthened into thick claws."Master Alistair, stop! Please!" I cried out.I grabbed the white silk skirt in both hands and sprinted down the stone steps of the platform, pushing past two startled guards.I hurried right up to Alistair at the base of the stairs, bowing my head frantically."I am so sorry," I breathed, my voice trembling. "He is an outsider and he doesn't know any better! Please, let me talk to him!"Without waiting for Alistair's permission, I spun around and ran into the center of the dirt ring.I ran straight to Kaelen. I threw myself behind him, pressing both of my flat palms against the

Chapter 134Aurora's POV "No!" I shouted. "I can't do that!"I threw the whip down onto the dirt with a loud, wet slap.I glared up at Alistair, getting even more pissed at the old man by the minute. "What kind of twisted people are you? Why would you want me to hurt him that badly? He has done nothing since he arrived here. It was just a stupid mistake over breakfast, and he apologized.""First," Alistair said sternly, "he never apologized for his actions. And even if he did, it would mean nothing to this council. Second, our ancient rules are not stupid."Alistair looked down at me, his eyes hard. I stood there, shaking and wondering what was the worse that could happen if I simply refused him, grabbed Kaelen and left? "I will forgive your words, Mistress, because we understand that you are new to such orderliness. But do not make the mistake of insulting our pack again. You might be our prophesied ruler, but we know our worth and we know our honor."He pointed a finger down at t

Chapter 136 Aurora's POV Kaelen’s arm tightened around me instantly, his body tensing up again.The door slid open, and Master Alistair stepped inside.He didn't have his white ceremonial robe on anymore. He was wearing simple gray linen pants, carrying a small clay jar in his hands. His eyes drifted over us, taking in the way Kaelen had me pulled into his lap."I see you two have settled back in," Alistair said calmly, stepping forward into the room.Kaelen didn't move. He kept me firmly on his thighs, not even bothering with acting proper. "Get out of here, old man. We don't want you here."Alistair didn't get angry this time. He simply held up the small clay jar."I came to bring this," Alistair said, looking directly at the dark wounds on Kaelen’s back. "It is an herbal paste made from ground elder-bark and spring moss. The whip Joshua used was coated in silver oil. A lowland wolf’s body cannot process our mountain silver on its own. Without this medicine, the poison will see

Chapter 138 Aurora's POV My jaw dropped. "Weeks?!""Well, looking at him, he looks very strong," Grace added, nodding her approval at Kaelen’s muscular arms. "You picked a very strong guard, Mistress. So it might only take him a week or two."I felt like my brain was about to explode into pieces."First of all, for the millionth time, he is my mate!" I shouted, pointing a shaking finger at Kaelen’s sleeping face. "Not my guard! He is my man! And secondly, what the hell do you mean he will be asleep for weeks? Weeks?!"Grace stepped back, startled by the fury on my face. "Mistress, please calm down—""I will not calm down!" I screamed, pacing across the room. "I need to speak with someone right now! Why is this happening? Why didn't anyone tell me this was going to happen?""It is because of the ointment," Grace stammered, keeping her distance. "It is supposed to knock him out so his body has time to heal from the silver oil—""Why doesn't anyone ever warn me about things around here

Chapter 140Aurora’s POVDespite all that had happened earlier, I still had to show up for breakfast. It was one of their silly ass traditions and as their leader, I couldn't miss it. Walking into the Great Pavilion without Kaelen felt like walking into a wolves' den with raw meat tied around my neck.I kept glancing over my shoulder every three steps, half expecting his hand to settle against my waist, or to hear his deep voice grumbling in my ear about how stupid everyone looked. But there was nothing. And I walked down to the center rug as quietly and gloomily as possible. Back in our lodge, Kaelen was still out cold on bed, his skin warm with fever, trapped in that coma sleep. Leaving him alone had made my chest ache, but Grace had insisted that missing the morning meal would cause an uproar among the elders.Now, sitting alone on the green floor cushion at the head table, I felt alone. Dozens of eyes watched me from every corner of the hall. Without Kaelen’s intimidating f