Alle Kapitel von The Alpha's Plus-Sized Mate: Kapitel 131 – Kapitel 140

Vivian's POV A woman stood, approaching us with a heavy frown on her face. "What is this, Robb?" "Calm down, Karla." She cut him off before he could speak further. "You bring two strangers to the first place we've been safe in months, and you expect me to calm down?" "I understand you're surprised, but this is good... and these 'two people' might just be able to help us get our people back." Robb gave her no more response before gesturing for us to follow behind him. The people were all staring at us openly now, and a woman rushed forward to grab the Omega boy. He squirmed and reached out to me, so I waved instead and tucked the flower behind my ear. "Thank you." I'd meant it, considering that little kid was probably the only person besides Lucien to ever call me pretty. We followed behind Robb and Karla while Seth and Sansa walked behind us. I could practically feel his glare biting into the back of my head. "Where are you taking us?" Lucien asked, his voice so gruff it mig

Vivian's POVI'd gotten about a single second to decide if following Sansa was a wise decision or not before my feet took off on their own, Lucien completely oblivious behind me.After walking for what had to be minutes, Sansa came to a halt in front of one of the tents."Why the hell are you following me?" She whirled around. "Going back on your word? Planning to kidnap me and leave, is that it?"I shook my head, but she just kept going, scoffing."Then again, why would you be the one to do that? You can barely carry yourself, much less me as well. Why not have your hound do it instead? It won't be the first time he's ruined lives for the sake of his mate."My eyebrows dipped into a frown, unsure of how else to respond to her words.It was obvious she'd meant Selena.The mention of Lucien's former mate still held a small burn in my chest, but after everything that had happened so far, she felt more like a distant memory than an immediate threat to my relationship with him."I...I don

Vivian's POVI kept walking without looking back until the tent came into view.I was a terrible person.Not for being upset, since Lucien deserved to have someone kick his ass and then beat him up a bit more.No, I was a terrible person for not feeling bad for the people who had lost their home, and instead feeling bad for the man who had lied about it.Sansa's words rang in my mind, along with Lucien's refusal to either confirm or deny them.By the time I entered the tent, my whole body was a nervous wreck, unable to calm down within the short walk to get here.Lucien, on the other hand, didn't seem bothered at all.If anything, the sight of Karla and Sansa, still in the corner, pissed him off as usual."You've come to a decision, I assume?" he asked, his voice so cold I got chills.Karla must have felt it too, because she cleared her throat and ducked her head, taking a moment before facing back up. "Yes, we have.""And what would that be?" he asked, leaning forward.My throat bobb

Lucien's POV I made it to the entrance of the tent Seth had prepared for us before the cold feet settled in. From inside, I could already hear Vivian chatting with the children toying with her hair, laughing with them. The sound of her laughter left a dull ache in my chest that I couldn't seem to ignore. Once the truth was out, she'd never laugh like that near me again. "Tell us about your handsome mate!" a little girl's voice said, loud and high enough for me to hear. Vivian didn't respond for a while, but when she did, her voice didn't carry the joy it usually did when she spoke of me recently. "What would you like to know?" The kids giggled, the mischievous sound getting her laughing too. "He's so tall, and handsome, and strong! Does he beat up bad men who try to hurt you?" She laughed. "Yes, yes, he does. Quite often, really." "Bad men try to hurt you often?" the boy, whose voice I quickly recognised, asked. "Is it because you're so beautiful?" "I'm not so beautiful. If

Lucien's POV I watched her carefully and noticed the sudden shift in her demeanor. The way her back straightened and she leaned back just enough to be out of my grasp. "It wasn't...it was an accident. I know you feel guilty for her death, however that was, but you can't bear the blame." My jaw tightened. "There was no accident. Telling me not to feel guilty would absolve me of a crime I committed. And you don't want to do that. Isn't that right, Vivian?" She seemed even more on edge now, and even as that betrayed expression on her face deepened and a burning ache spread in my chest, I knew it was for the best. The truth was out now, and I hated myself for expecting so much from her. No one deserves that kind of burden. "You can go to bed now if you want. We'll leave when you wake up." Her lips parted as if to speak, but no words came out. As I stood, her hands trailed after me, and I paused, waiting, hoping she'd stop me. Yell at me, even. Any kind of reaction that would tell