Alpha Nocturne’s Contracted Mate By A E Randell Chapter 135
Alpha Nocturne’s Contracted Mate by A E Randell
Chapter 135 His True Fated Mate
The silence that permeated the room after the elders left to make their decision was
only interrupted by the dejected sniffling of Ada’s huddled figure from where she
cowered in her prison.
Lexi’s knee jiggled incessantly up and down, a clear indicator of the irritation and
anger that she still felt regarding Narcissa’sment about her mother, as well as the
asional violent shing of her eyes, that beautiful yet deadly luminescent red that
signified her appet*ite for violence.
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Allen nced at her warily before turning to Adam who remained focused on Ann’s
face as she stared at the spot where the two women were held before her with an
unreadable expression.
“Father, I want you to ask Ada something,” Ann called out suddenly and he turned to
face her with a nk expression.
He opened his mouth to reply but Ann hastily made her request.
“I want you to ask her if she is truly carrying Brad’s baby… he at least deserves to
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know that,” Ann said, with a slight tremor in her voice.
It was ringly obvious that none of what had happened was either Brad’s or her
father’s fault entirely, but she still couldn’t forgive either one of them. She would
ept it and do her best to move on, but forgiveness was simply beyond her reach.
However, Brad’s wolf had been given no opportunity to live the life that he had been
fated to live, and she felt sorry for him. His wolf deserved to know if he was going to
be a father or not to his own pup.
Leopold looked at her for a long time before finally nodding curtly and turning to Ada
with a single eyebrow raised.
“Ada… I don’t want to have to use themand on you as well, for the sake of your
child…” he began, but she sighed and looked up at him with a tired expression before
cutting him off.
“I heard,” Ada answered quietly. “Yes… this is Brad’s child. I hadn’t intended to fall
pregnant at all… it was just supposed to be to ruin Ann’s life.” she finished quietly as
Lexi snorted in response and shook her head.
Narcissa mmed the side of her cage angrily with her fists, making Ada flinch.
“All you did was ruin the ns that I had worked so hard to build on, for all these
years.” Narcissa hissed. “Selfish, immature little b*“h. You’re no daughter of mine.”
Leopold turned to face Narcissa briefly and looked at her curiously.
“Where exactly did Ada’s actions ruin your ns, Narcissa?”
Narcissa glowered furiously at him before she answered.
“Ann was supposed to marry Brad, the weakest of the two Alpha’s that rivaled you in
strength, but Ada and her childish little vendettas ruined that! I had nned for Ada to
marry Alpha Nocturne which would have secured an alliance with the two strongest
packs through blood ties, but instead, all she did was push him together with his true
fated mate.” Narcissa spat furiously.
Adam tensed beside Ann at the mention of his name, and his face darkened suddenly.
Things were slowly starting to click in his mind and he had a sneaking suspicion that
he knew exactly where this was going.
“But how would you force him to marry Ada…marriage to anyone other than your
fated mate is… rare at best…” Leopold trailed off, struggling to connect the dots in his
own head.
Narcissa answered him with a smile and a light giggle.
“Because after my minions murdered his family, I made sure to weave a curse so
strong, that it would stop the early bloomer from ever being able to shift again and in
so doing, would prevent him from finding his true mate. The only way that my curse
would ever be broken was if he did indeed meet his fated mate and fell in love with
her the “human” way.” Narcissa said smugly, clearly proud of her work.
“I had to allow for the possibility that if Ada did turn out to be his fated mate by some
happy twist of fate, that she would be able to capitalize on the mate bond itself once
she was married to him and had gained enough time to work her seductive magic on
him.” Narcissa continued to exin before she was suddenly interrupted.
A furious roar exploded from next to Ann and before she knew what was happening,
Adam had flown to the balcony wall in front of them, gripping the edges so hard with
his fingers that his knuckles had turned white. It was clear that his wolf was as
enraged as Adam felt, but he fought desperately to deny the transformation.
As much as Ann would love to see Narcissa torn to shreds, she didn’t particrly want
to see Adam forcefully restrained by the gargantuan golems who were suddenly
looking at him with more interest than she wasfortable with.
“Aww, is the little puppy sad that I k*il*led his parents?” Narcissa mocked in a childish
voice beforeughing viciously.
“Why?” Adam forced out through gritted teeth as she raised her eyebrow sardonically.
“Why? My dear boy… why should I not?” she said as she smirked over at where he
shook violently.
“I’ve always liked a challenge and your grandparents had a reputation for being
impervious to dark magic, a trait that your mother and father didn’t seem to share
unfortunately… their screams were delightful though. I’ve never quite been able to
recreate the same sound that left your mother’s lips… or the t*ortur*ed screams of
your father as I forced him to watch.”
The sound of the wood splintering under Adam’s fingers drove Ann to action and she
quickly moved beside him, wrapping her arms tightly around him and trying to think of
something, anything that mightfort him…but there was nothing that could cover
the horror of her words.
Narcissa grinned widely at his torment.
“Do you want to know the best part though?” She said as she fought to catch her
breath because she wasughing so hard, “You were there too!” Narcissa said as she
roared withughter.
“You cried like the little baby you were as I drew such wonderful sounds from between
their lips and in the end, as they clung to life, I made you be the one to slit their
throats… and they both died believing that I intended to do the very same to their only
son next and they were powerless to stop it.”
With her final words, she copsed on the floor withughter, holding her sides tightly,
but that was the final straw for Adam.
He shifted in a matter of seconds as he vaulted over the boundary and flew forward,
fully intent on murdering the vile woman in the cage that had ruined his life.
Adam had never spoken to anyone of the nightmares that had gued him as a child,
and when he had once asked Allen’s father, if he had k*il*led his own parents, Allen’s
father had shaken his head sadly and sighed before he had replied.
“No… you didn’t k*il*l them, my dear boy. Something else did.”
Now, hearing Narcissa’s confession, he finally understood the deeper implication of
those words and the truth of his nightmares.