Forged in the Flames by Karima Sa'ad Usman

Forged In The Flames By Karima Sa’ad Usman

Chapter 89 Gabriel’s Pain (Nikolas POV)

Bane followed deep into the woods, tracing Gabriel by his scent. I was worried I did not know his wolf had much strength until I saw the bruised tree barks and broken branches he left in his wake as he pushed through the forest.

Maybe I should have held my tongue and not told him anything. But how could I when I knew Fredrick could use it to his advantage?

“We have to compel him to stop,” Bane said, realising we might have to keep running like this all night. I had to go home. I had a battle to prepare for and things to do. This was not good.

I could understand Gabriel’s pain, but he had to save it for the battlefield. I ran a bit when I still did not have his wolf in sight. I stopped in the woods, and Bane tried to feel for Gabriel.

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It took a while, but we finally connected with the angry alpha wolf.

I felt his rage; it was intense; it burned with hatred, anger, resentment and a need for vengeance.

It was the emotions of a wolf ready to do damage.

I would say that it had a thirst for its enemy’s blood. Gabriel had crossed a bridge, one I knew he really crossed. This had pushed him over the edge.

As much as I knew compulsion was disrespectful, from alpha to alpha, it was necessary because I wanted him to be in his senses.

Gathering my strength, I sent my energy with the firm command, “Stop!” I felt him halt.

Not wanting to lose him, I hurriedly followed his scent until I could see his wolf.

was frozen on the spot, teeth bare, growling at me like a rabid wolf ready to attack its enemy. I knew

again and looked at him, wanting

the third time, Gabriel’s wolf howled, making a soul-ripping painful sound

howled and howled and then rested on the ground. I watched him shift back to his human form, and

on the ground fetus style. And while he wept, he repeated the exact words over and over

he repeated those words

taken him to his breaking point. Had I

not your fault Gabriel,” I linked him, and he continued

have cursed

her. I buried her. I believed she was dead. We had a service for her; we said goodbye. I hoped to see her in the next life. Aliana was all I had, and I had accepted it only to find out that just as my daughter was taken from me, so

him for a crime I thought he had committed. I disgraced him and disgraced her, making sure she had

acted like

I sick like my mother and her brother? Had their blood corrupted me and affected

words pierced deep, even though I knew he did not mean any harm, but it pierced

him

he could run again if he wanted to, but he chose to

she suffering?” He asked, and I did not have an absolute answer to that because I had only seen

food. She looked well- kept. The only thing that showed that she was a slave was the brand at the back of her neck and her

will never agree to be a slave; she must have held on because she was hopeful.” He said and

have to kill that bastard. We have to end him,” He said,

is the plan,”

free from their forced bond. I need you to be wise and

and your intentions are good. I want to see you succeed and correct all the wrongs that those people caused. I will follow you because even if you do not agree, I take you as my son. The son

because he had spared my mother for my sake. He held the pack together for my sake. He was the father of my fated and now my adviser, leading me in the right direction. He was a father figure, and I was