All Chapters of The Last Alpha’s Mate: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

ElaraOuch…It looked sad. Really.Linda only sneered, lifting her shoulders in a careless shrug as she walked. “Bastard,” she added unceremoniously.I shook my head at the way she didn’t look afraid.Her expression reminded me of Janet. They both had that look… like someone who knew exactly what cards they were playing… and one of them did, even with her wrists bound tight behind her back.My senses prickled with the feeling that this woman had something up her sleeve. It was the same feeling I’d had back at the facility, when Janet let me get so close to Fenrir—Close enough to trap us in the end.Back then, I had been naïve and too willing to believe that friendship could overcome everything.Wait a minute.Speaking of friendship… Kate.Where the hell was she? I thought she followed me into the forest. Oh… I mentally face palmed. I turned to Fenrir beside me, about to ask for a favour. But then… I noticed he hadn’t fully recovered yet as his breathing still came in short gasps.Poo

ElaraI paused. Dexter blinked, then reached for the console again. But Janet’s fingers dug into his collar while she used her other hand to yank his hand away from the red button again."You fool," Janet hissed, her upper lip curling back. "I already told you that if you blast him with those heavy bullets, you will not only ruin his bones, but the marrow inside will be completely useless for our tests. Your greed is making you stupid."I gagged. Why talk about my mate's marrow like that?"I'm not stupid." Dexter shoved her arm off his chest with a hard grunt. His face flushed into a dark, ugly red colour. "I am the one managing a multi-billion dollar budget, Janet. Everyone wants this man stopped, not kept alive for your endless cell experiments. He has escaped three times. Killing him is more important than your scientific stupidity."I felt Fenrir’s thumb slide across my wrist, pressing firmly into my skin. His body was still hot from the fever, but the constant feel of his skin o

ELARAFenrir did not put me down. He kept his large arms locked under my thighs and back, holding me tightly against his thick chest fur. His big front paws felt incredibly warm, and his heart was thumping hard against my ribs. He turned his massive head toward the doorway and let out a short, deep growl that made my spine vibrate."The explosives are ready," Damon said, wiping a layer of dust off his forehead. He pointed his pistol toward the ceiling. "We set the timers in the main power grid down the hall which means we have about twenty minutes before this entire basement turns into a hole in the ground."Caleb stepped up beside Damon, pulling his oversized leather jacket tightly around his shoulders. "My wolves are already running up the southern stairwell. We cleared a path to the garage trucks, but we need to move fast. Dexter’s personal guard unit just brought in heavy weapons from the courtyard."Ugh. They were never ending just when I thought it was time to go home.Fenrir

ELARA“You've killed her! You killed the one person who could…” Dexter’s eyes widened crazily as he turned to Fenrir. “You've taken my property away from me.” He screamed in rage, grabbing a small silver knife from his medical tray and lunging straight toward Fenrir. "You have taken my property…”Fenrir simply stared at him displaying madness. He didn't even need to change into his wolf form to deal with a human. Before Dexter could get to him, he got to him first by catching the scientist's wrist with one hand, and snapping it.The bone cracked loudly and I almost gagged. That must have been painful. Dexter dropped the knife, howling in pain, but it seemed my mate wasn't done with him yet. He grabbed Dexter by the front of his coat and threw him hard against the main electrical transformer panel on the wall.My eyes widened at the implication of such a move. He was going to give Dexter a slow and painful death. “This is for the death of many innocent souls.” He slammed his face into

Elara:“...and when it comes to the safety of our blood," he said, touching my shoulder with his warm palm.I looked down at the silver tubes in my arms, thinking about what he had told me in the facility about my mother's old curse. "You mean... there is something wrong with me, and we need to find our old home to fix it? So my wolf can finally wake up all the way?""Yes," Fenrir said softly, his fingers tightening on my shoulder. "We will find the answers there.”______Fenrir did not waste any time. He walked straight up the wooden steps of the porch and knocked on Caleb’s front door with two loud, heavy thuds.The door swung open almost immediately. Caleb stood there, holding a white towel against his face to wipe off the gray soot from the facility. He looked surprised to see us standing on his mat instead of heading toward the guest cabins as the man named Bald told us earlier."Fenrir?" Caleb asked, lowering the towel. "I thought you were going to get some sleep. The guards are