All Chapters of The Alpha's Unwanted Omega : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

AvaEverything had been planned. My heart ached deeply when I understood this. What Kyle was saying made perfect sense if the death of my parents was caused by Rae's father. I struggled and screamed for a few minutes before collapsing against the dry, broken branches, exhausting myself completely. I appeared broken. My body was already feeble and my she-wolf was too weak to keep me alive. Kyle laughed again as he was happy with how much joy he was taking in my anguish."Why do you detest me so much?" Kyle growled loudly and frighteningly, curling his lips.He said, "For your existence, Ava," in a tone so cold and lifeless that I felt my spine tingle. "You ought to have died with your parents. In our world, you are a waste of space."When he finished talking, I thought back to when Rae told me how much he loved me — but it was all a big lie.Rae could not get my shout out of his head. He started to run to me, but Elio stopped him and told him to stop worrying."Alpha, it's probably a t

Ava "Alpha, I think you should just look after Ava while I look for clues in this matter." "Yeah, I think I'll do just that." Taking out an extra cell phone he always kept in hand for emergencies, he opened the trunk. "Keep in touch with me. I'm awaiting your return. You should also be careful." "I'll be careful, Alpha. Take good care of her." Elio said, shaking Rae's hand and fixing his glasses while glancing back at me. "Yes, I will." He watched Elio open the door and leave, heading in a different direction. Rae muttered, "Good luck, Elio." He gave him one final glance before igniting the engine and making his way to the specified destination. Time to locate the quads. Rae drove to the address that was provided. After hours of circling the city, he eventually located the spot that Elio had shown to him. The heat inside the car increased since it was so hot outdoors. Rae noticed that my body was taking longer than required to heal when he parked and carried me in his arms.

Ava Kyle said to her with difficulty, "Rae doesn't deserve all the love you have to give him. Once Ava is gone, you will have his heart all to yourself." That didn't comfort her, though. Annie sprang to her feet, her nerves exploding. She tried to still her heart by placing her shaking hands on her chest. The thought that Rae never forgot about Ava hurt her so bad. The knowledge that they were now together, doing who knew what, was much worse. She sobbed. It was inevitable that a tear would fall. All she wanted to do was run to wherever he was and drag him away from there, bringing him home. She wiped away her tears and set aside her anguish to tend to her brother's wounds. "We need to take care of these wounds," she said. "I may not have murdered Ava, but I certainly planted discord in her heart. Don't worry, Annie," he stroked her damp face with his fingertips. "I'm sure that Ava would never want to see Rae in front of her again after what I said. I've ruined their love." I

Ava Rae shut his eyes, eradicating every emotion from his body. He refused to allow me to cause him pain. He remarked in a chilly, stern voice, "Believe whatever you want to believe and I'll respect your request to limit our conversation to the kids only. Apart from that, I have nothing further to say to you." My heart bled at his disdain. I started to back away, and before I knew it, I was fleeing from Rae. I sobbed while sitting by the front door, out of his line of sight. The apartment was silent for about thirty minutes. The circumstances appeared intolerable. Rae had not felt these kinds of feelings in a long time, but my return had brought them back. I would never know that he still loved me. At that moment, Elio burst through the door, his eyes wide and his clothes drenched in perspiration, ending the agonizing stillness that had been between Rae and me. His look made it very evident that something had happened, and I hoped that Elio had good news. "How are you doing, El

Ava "What on earth did you do to him?" He attempted to raise the man, but a terrifying cry could be heard with each move. The man had soaked himself. The man sobbed, "Sir, I can't move." The man screamed in agony as the leader pulled him outside and locked the youngsters back in the room. He wanted to be carried outside if it would be possible. He whimpered, "I have to go to the hospital, sir." The leader answered, "You cannot leave. It's simply too dangerous." "I hope you will pardon me, sir, but if I had to spend one more minute with these creatures, I would much rather go to jail." His eyes widened in fear. He said anxiously, "You just have to take me to the hospital and leave me there." In desperation, the leader placed his hands on his head. In less than a week, this was the second man to abandon the mission. What in the world was going on with those children? In desperation, I turned to face Elio and hoped he would elaborate on my children's whereabouts. But E