Alpha Asher By Jane Doe

Read Alpha Asher by Jane Doe Chapter 191

The moment my eyes opened; I regretted every single decision I’d ever made that led me to this point in time.

Everything hurt.

“F*****g h**l.” I tried to groan, but my tongue stuck to the inside of my cheek.

Clutching my head, I tried to turn over. Sharp, pulsating pain left my nerve endings blistered and raw. I swore I could feel my skull rattling in my head like it was full of rocks. Something was blocking me from moving, and that something immediately stoked my anger, not that there was anything I could do given my current condition.

The second time I tried to pry my eyes open, I felt tears drizzle down my cheeks. What light surrounded me b****d and made the migraine I had much worse. I was surrounded by a mass of color that moved and twitched. It carried the scents of Asher and Zeke, but they weren’t the only ones I recognized.

“Let me up. Goddess, is there a boulder on top of me or something?” I snarled, my mouth bone dry.

In the background, someone chuckled. I’m pretty sure it was Zeke, or possibly even Mason. That didn’t make much sense though considering Zeke said Clara and Mason wouldn’t be back for another hour or two.

“Good to know she’s not fatally wounded.” Someone chuckled.

This time I was certain, that laugh belonged to Mason. It was full of warmth, even if it sounded strained and tainted with worry.

Zeke’s voice appeared much too close to my ear. “That boulder you’re talking about is your mate.”

I snarled at the two of them, lifting my arms to shove Asher away, but it felt like my limbs had been injected with lead. There was something soft beneath me. A bed, I assumed. I felt it shift as the immoveable presence keeping me in place drifted away. Rolling onto my side helped lessen the throb in my head but did nothing to help me open my eyes.

Slowly, something grazed my forehead. It was both soft and rough, but the immediate rush of sparks told me exactly who was touching me. His voice filled my mind, but it was hazy and muffled, lingering around the edges of my migraine without managing to break through. The feel of my mate close by did help ease the pain, but it still took several minutes before I was able to keep my eyes open.

h**l happened?” I mumbled, s********g down

woods for another seven hours. Using my magic unintentionally never once felt like this.

away, along with the curious eyes of Zeke, Mason, and Clara. Even my worries didn’t dare stand a chance, vanishing one by one until only the hum

the pain already dimming. “Ugh, I

opened my eyes, I could tell Asher was smiling. It was one of those soft smiles he reserved for my eyes alone. He must’ve been shaken up if he were looking at me like that in front

love you as well, mate.” He murmured

cot beneath my shoulder, and realized we were all packed inside the holding cell. I blinked at the four of them, Asher included. Every muscle in my body voiced their disagreement as I tried

my arms and wincing. “It feels like I just lifted

Alpha’s turned to Clara for an answer, but the curvy witch merely shrugged and shook

cause I’m a witch don’t mean I know what’s going on with her. And I’ll remind you guys that we got here

his irritation. “Is it normal for witches to pass out after

I shot up out of the cot, nearly toppling over the second I landed on two feet. “I want to see if it worked. Is

and held me flush to his side. I squirmed a bit, trying to get to the two-sided glass across the cell. He steered me to where l needed to go,

because the minute I saw the patch

I gasped, poking, and prodding at the spot with my finger.

never heard of a type of magic capable of removing a mark, vampire or otherwise. You said you made it go away just by thinking about it?” Clara questioned, her hands still on her hips, but her

much less

can tell her.” He said, his eyes softening

eyebrows crawling up

“You trust her?”

him to

her glare, “The type of magic I have is called Conjuration. It runs in my family, and its existence is kept a secret

thinned as she forced them together, her expression one of disbelief but it wasn’t long lasting. She made