Escaping my arranged marriage with Alpha Prescott by J Belladonna

Chapter 103

Matilda

“She should be beheaded.”

“Butcher her. How can she be so cruel to kill innocent pups?”

“Yes, kill her.”

All the Alphas demanded her execution, their eyes blazing with hatred and anger as they raised their voices to serve justice but there was a young Alpha who was observing everyone keenly with the face void of emotions.

I couldn’t read his profile, he seemed mysterious yet familiar. When he found me staring at him, he looked down immediately. I remembered all the Alphas as I had met all of them before while growing up as they were invited to all the celebrations my father held and the yearly ball on the Blue Moon but I had never encountered that young Alpha with brown eyes before.

“Rest assured, justice will prevail,” I declared, raising my hand to quiet them, and the voices stilled at once. The silence that followed was suffused with an intensity, the tension so palpable it seemed to crackle in the air.

I found Lola still staring at my Mom incredulously. She hadn’t expected my Mom to be alive after removing the oxygen mask from her face and I had kept my Mom being alive a secret that remained in the werewolves‘ territory. I didn’t want them to know and try again to kill her when we were still preparing for the war.

“This can’t be true,” her voice was weak as she shook her head in denial. “You can’t be alive. I had killed you. I can’t lose my position. Dylan would…” The words remained in her mouth as she looked around herself and straightened her stance, masking her fear.

Tears welled up in her eyes but she was quick to fight them back and not let them slip through her eyes. Her jaw tightened as she glared at my Mom with intense hostility.

“You’re lying. My mother wasn’t envious of you. You were jealous of her because she was stronger than you,” she spat back, shaking in anger. “I will fucking kill you. I promise you, Camilla. This time, you won’t survive,” she howled in anger.

“Enough of your threats, Lola,” I commanded, standing in front of her and baring my fangs at her. How dared she threaten my mom when she was the captive here and had no chance of winning against us as her malicious powers were useless here?

“Where is Riya?” I asked her, using my Alpha command.

it rolled off me in waves and was affecting her. Her knees were giving in but she was forcing herself to look up

as my command didn’t work on her but now, the time had changed and she was standing in my sacred land and

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tell you?” She muttered through clenched teeth, bowing her head to me

smirked at her. “I, Alpha Queen, Matilda Spencer White, command you to answer my questions. First, where is Riya?” My voice echoed in the room and she instantly dropped to her knees. A low grunt of frustration escaped from her as she kneeled in front

could tell from her tone that she wasn’t lying

death. Even now, the pain of losing our pups gnawed at my

men to release her right

for a fool?” She jived, looking at us with hatred in her red eyes. “Why would

the time is not in your favor, bitch,” I spat, looking her dead in the eye. “Your mate

was no fear in her eyes or aura. The bitch knew that we couldn’t kill them just

that Dylan was almost immortal and we hadn’t come up with a way yet to kill him. Giving Lola an easy death would be mercy on her which she didn’t deserve. We had to break her and make her submit to us. I wanted to see the

woman was dangerous but

level with a smirk on my lips. “Not that easily, Lola. How about we kill your mate first? I would like to see you suffering when you

Try all you want but he is more powerful than you

Owen spluttered, garnering everyone’s

Lola cursed under her breath, shooting daggers at him. “It’s all happening because of you. Dylan will kill

me but he can’t. Even his master, Satan, can’t kill me. He

her heart racing against her ribcage as

clutched her chest.

immediately ran to her side but Mom was the first to hold her before her eyes shut

scurried away hurriedly without waiting for a second. We didn’t want the others to know about her visions as they were