Billionaire Alpha's 99 Deadly Games
Chapter 11
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Leila had been pampered her entire life by her Alpha father-people spoke to her in reverent tones, never raising their voices, let alone shouting at her.
Blind with rage, she lunged forward, perfectly manicured nails aimed at Lucas's face like talons!
Lucas deflected her attack effortlessly, shoving her backward until she stumbled and collapsed to the floor in an undignified heap.
"Guards," he called, voice ice-cold, "remove Miss Blackwood from the pack. Immediately."
"YOU BASTARD!" Leila's shrieks ricocheted off the marble floors.
The massive oak doors slammed shut, silencing her hysteria mid-scream.
The day of Aria's funeral arrived beneath a weeping sky-gentle rain that seemed to mourn alongside the gathered crowd.
Lucas carried her urn with trembling hands, his movements painfully deliberate as he placed it into the marble crypt. Every moment felt surreal, as if he were trapped in some horrific dream he couldn't escape. This couldn't be happening-he couldn't be burying the mate he had only just realized he loved.
As the final stone was placed, the collective sobs behind him crescendoed. Aria had been genuinely beloved. Her radiance had touched countless lives. Her parents, shattered by unimaginable grief, had retreated to the Northern Alpine Pack, unable to face the ceremony that would make their daughter's absence permanent.
But everyone else who had known Aria-from childhood friends to pack members, even the barista who had served her daily coffee-had come to pay their respects. Their grief mingled with the rain, creating a symphony of sorrow that seemed to emanate from the
earth itself.
Lucas knelt before her tombstone, a broken Alpha rendered statue-like in his grief. His fingers repeatedly traced the inscription he had insisted upon: "Luna Aria Collins Thornwood, Beloved
Mate."
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Luna. The title she should have held in life, not just in death.
"Aria..." Her name caught in his throat, tears falling before he could form another word. Every memory of her smile, her laugh, the way she'd dance around their kitchen on Sunday mornings-all of it crashed over him in waves of regret so powerful they physically hurt.
He remained kneeling long after everyone had gone, the rain soaking through his expensive suit, his body shivering violently though he felt nothing.
That night, having refused to leave her graveside until physically carried away by his guards, Lucas collapsed with a dangerous fever.
In his delirium, Aria came to him.
The nightmare replayed that fateful night, but with one crucial difference-this time, he hadn't left
her behind. In this version, he had recognized the danger, had grabbed her hand and pulled the blindfold from her eyes.
"Run!" he shouted, gripping her fingers so tightly he feared he might hurt her, but unable to loosen
his hold. "The whole place is going to blow!"
The heat was suffocating, smoke burning their lungs as they navigated through the labyrinthine
hallways. Each step felt like salvation-he was saving her this time. He wouldn't fail her again.
Just as the exit door appeared ahead, freedom visible through its glass panel, Aria suddenly stopped.
No matter how he pulled, she remained rooted in place.
In the dream, the fire had already reached the gasoline containers, their metal sides bulging
ominously.
"Please!" he begged, terror making his voice crack. "We have to go NOW!" Instead of responding, Aria looked at him with such profound sadness that his heart constricted.
Slowly, deliberately, she peeled his fingers from her wrist, one by one. "You can't save me, Lucas," she said softly. "You're the one who killed me." With those words hanging between them, she turned and walked deliberately back into the heart of
the inferno.
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"ARIA, NO!"
A blinding explosion engulfed her, erasing her from existence in a violent flash of light and heat.
"ARIA!"
Lucas bolted upright in bed, gasping for air, his body drenched in cold sweat despite the fever ravaging his system. The dream had felt so real-for those few precious moments, she had been alive again, within his reach.
He fumbled for his phone on the nightstand-a pathetic ritual he couldn't break, checking for messages from a number that would never text again. Before he could unlock the screen, his bedroom door burst open, his guardian's face ashen with panic: "Alpha! There's an emergency at Luna Collins's crypt!" No one could have predicted Leila's complete psychological break-sneaking into the cemetery with bribed groundskeepers, disinterring Aria's urn, and threatening to scatter her remains.
When Lucas arrived, the scene before him was something from a nightmare. Leila stood in the rain, mascara streaming down her face, clutching Aria's urn like a trophy.
Fighting through his fever-induced weakness, Lucas approached her slowly. "Put it down, Leila,” he commanded, his voice deadly quiet.
His controlled tone only seemed to further unravel her fragile sanity. She threw her head back in manic laughter.
"Fuck you!" she screeched, holding the urn tighter. "This worthless bitch stole everything from me! First my ceremonial dancer position, now my Alpha mate! Even in death, she gets to be Luna
Thornwood while I'm left with NOTHING!"
Lucas froze at her next words.
"I should have killed her years ago instead of just framing her for challenging me! Would have saved us all this trouble!"
The confession sliced through him-the original "crime" that had justified three years of torment had been fabricated. He had destroyed Aria for nothing. Pure rage gave him a surge of strength despite his illness. He lunged forward, desperate to protect the only physical reminder of Aria he had left.
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His fever-weakened body betrayed him-as his fingers nearly reached the urn, his legs buckled
beneath him.
Time seemed to slow as he collapsed forward. Leila, startled by his sudden movement, stumbled backward, losing her grip on the urn.
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Leila had been pampered her entire life by her Alpha father-people spoke to her in reverent tones, never raising their voices, let alone shouting at her.
Blind with rage, she lunged forward, perfectly manicured nails aimed at Lucas's face like talons!
Lucas deflected her attack effortlessly, shoving her backward until she stumbled and collapsed to the floor in an undignified heap.
"Guards," he called, voice ice-cold, "remove Miss Blackwood from the pack. Immediately."
"YOU BASTARD!" Leila's shrieks ricocheted off the marble floors. The massive oak doors slammed shut, silencing her hysteria mid-scream. The day of Aria's funeral arrived beneath a weeping sky-gentle rain that seemed to mourn alongside the gathered crowd.
Lucas carried her urn with trembling hands, his movements painfully deliberate as he placed it into the marble crypt. Every moment felt surreal, as if he were trapped
in some horrific dream he couldn't escape. This couldn't be happening-he couldn't be burying the mate he had only just realized he loved.
As the final stone was placed, the collective sobs behind him crescendoed. Aria had been genuinely beloved. Her radiance had touched countless lives.
Her parents, shattered by unimaginable grief, had retreated to the Northern Alpine Pack, unable to face the ceremony that would make their daughter's absence permanent.
But everyone else who had known Aria-from childhood friends to pack members, even the barista who had served her daily coffee-had come to pay their respects. Their grief mingled with the rain, creating a symphony of sorrow that seemed to emanate from the
earth itself.
Lucas knelt before her tombstone, a broken Alpha rendered statue-like in his grief. His fingers repeatedly traced the inscription he had insisted upon: "Luna Aria Collins Thornwood, Beloved
Mate."
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have held in life, not just in
tears falling before he could form another word. Every memory of her smile, her laugh, the way she'd dance around their
everyone had gone, the rain soaking through his expensive suit, his
leave her graveside until
guards, Lucas collapsed with a dangerous
delirium, Aria came to
nightmare replayed that fateful night,
he hadn't left
behind. In this version, he had recognized the danger, had grabbed her hand
he feared he might hurt her, but
whole place is going to
smoke burning their lungs
the labyrinthine
was saving her this
her again.
door appeared ahead, freedom
Aria suddenly stopped.
he pulled, she
the fire had already reached
sides bulging
ominously.
go NOW!" Instead of responding, Aria looked at him with such profound sadness
heart constricted.
me, Lucas," she said softly. "You're the one who killed me." With those words hanging between them, she turned and walked deliberately back into the
the inferno.
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"ARIA, NO!"
her, erasing her from existence in
light and heat.
"ARIA!"
in cold sweat despite the fever ravaging his system. The dream had
number that would never text again. Before he could unlock the screen, his bedroom door burst open, his guardian's face ashen with panic: "Alpha! There's an emergency at Luna Collins's crypt!"
before him was something from a nightmare. Leila stood in the rain, mascara streaming down her
trophy.
his fever-induced weakness, Lucas approached her slowly. "Put it down, Leila," he commanded, his voice deadly
only seemed to further unravel her fragile sanity.
back in
you!" she screeched, holding the urn tighter. "This worthless bitch stole everything from me! First my ceremonial dancer position,
in death, she gets to be Luna Thornwood while
froze at her
her years ago instead of just
saved us
for nothing. Pure rage gave
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body betrayed him-as his fingers nearly reached
legs buckled
beneath him.
forward. Leila, startled by his sudden movement, stumbled backward, losing her grip
container tumbled through the air
a sound that seemed
the last physical trace of her existence. Lucas stared in mute horror,
coughed up blood.
"Aria..."
on his lips was both prayer and apology-too late for either
southern territory buzzed with
the Northern territory,
life.
of Lucas's breakdown reached her-his violent revenge
"remains," his collapse at her memorial-she simply offered an enigmatic smile and
The she-wolf who had loved Lucas
that fire, exactly as
planned.
entered the sitting room, carrying a steaming cup of
"Time for your
liquid in one determined gulp. Seeing
candied ginger. “Just a bit longer. Two more weeks of treatment
legs will be fully healed, and you can audition for the Alpine
she gently brushed a
Aria's face.
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down at her legs, considering the price of her freedom. She had escaped the fire that night through careful planning, but hadn't anticipated the additional gasoline containers that someone had
abandoned building.
unexpected explosions had caught her off guard as she fled, a falling beam pinning
always comes at a price. Her legs were healing, her future bright with new possibilities. She had escaped the beautiful
past life and stepped into a painful but honest new
time in years, she was truly
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ashes across the wet floor, the rain
nothingness, washing away the last physical trace of her existence. Lucas stared
coughed up blood.
"Aria..."
was both prayer and apology-too late for
southern territory buzzed with
as the Northern territory, where Aria quietly followed the news
life.
breakdown reached her-his violent
collapse at her memorial-she simply offered an enigmatic smile and
the past. The she-wolf who had
that fire, exactly as
planned.
carrying a steaming cup of
"Time for your
liquid in one determined gulp. Seeing her daughter's
more weeks of treatment and we're done." "Then your legs will be fully healed, and you can audition for the Alpine Dance Company
mother's eyes softened with pride as she gently brushed a strand of
Aria's face.
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at her legs, considering the price of her
had escaped the fire that night through careful planning, but
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father-people spoke to her
rage, she lunged forward, perfectly manicured
face like talons!
attack effortlessly, shoving her backward until she stumbled and collapsed
ice-cold, "remove Miss
ricocheted off the marble floors. The massive oak doors slammed shut, silencing
Aria's funeral arrived beneath a weeping
alongside the
deliberate as he placed it into the marble crypt.
couldn't be happening-he couldn't be burying the mate he
final stone was placed, the collective sobs behind him crescendoed. Aria had been genuinely beloved. Her radiance had touched countless lives. Her parents, shattered by unimaginable grief,
that would make their daughter's absence
known Aria-from childhood friends to pack members, even the barista who had
mingled with the rain, creating a symphony of sorrow that seemed to emanate from
tombstone, a broken Alpha rendered statue-like in
traced the inscription he had insisted
Collins Thornwood, Beloved
Mate."
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The title she should have held in life, not just in death. "Aria..." Her name
way she'd dance around their kitchen on Sunday mornings-all of it crashed over him in waves of
kneeling long after everyone had gone, the rain soaking through his expensive suit, his body shivering violently though he felt nothing. That night, having refused to leave her
Lucas collapsed with a dangerous
delirium, Aria came
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