Chapter 187: The Chase 

Chapter 187: The Chase 

(Aria’s POV) 

The SUV’s engine roared as Marcus Stone pressed the accelerator to the floor, my pregnant wolf whimpering with each violent turn. Through the cloth gag, I could barely breathe as the vehicle careened down the mountain highway at dangerous speeds. 

Marcus’s radio crackled with urgent voices, the sound cutting through my terror like claws. “Alpha Stone, we’ve got Shadow Pack forces closing in fest. Multiple vehicles, looks like the Alpha King’s son himself is leading the pursuit.” 

My heart soared with desperate hope. Dominic was coming for me. Through our mate bond, I could feel his fury burning like wildfire, his protective instincts in full overdrive. 

“How far to the extraction point?” Marcus barked into the radio, his knuckles white as he gripped the steering wheel. 

“Five minutes at current speed,” came the reply. “But you need to move faster. They’re gaining ground.” 

Alexander turned to look through the rear window, his amber eyes wild with desperate determination. “Push it harder, Marcus. We can’t let them catch us.” 

The radio buzzed again with frantic voices. “All Storm Pack units, converge on the helicopter landing zone. Stop the Shadow Pack forces at all costs. Use whatever means necessary.” 

My pregnant wolf howled silently in distress. They were ordering their people to fight Dominic’s wolves. People could die because of me. 

“No,” I tried to say through the gag, but only muffled sounds escaped. 

Alexander noticed my distress and leaned closer, his face unnaturally calm despite the chaos around us. “Don’t worry, Aria. Soon this will all be over.” 

Suddenly, gunshots erupted behind us. The sharp cracks echoed through the mountains, each one making my heart race with terror. Through the back window, I could see muzzle flashes in the distance. 

“They’re shooting at our backup vehicles,” Marcus reported tersely. “We’ve lost two cars already.” 

My bound hands pressed against my belly protectively. The pup was moving restlessly inside me, sensing my distress through our bond. Sharp pain shot through my abdomen as the car swerved violently to avoid something in the road. 

“Careful!” Alexander snapped. “You’re endangering the pup!” 

“I’m doing my best, Alpha,” Marcus/replied through gritted teeth. “But they’re closing the gap fast.” 

Through our mate bond, I could feel Dominic’s presence growing stronger. He was getting closer. My wolf reached out desperately, trying to send him comfort while drawing strength from his unwavering determination. 

The radio crackled again. “Alpha Stone, helicopter is in position. ETA two minutes to landing zone.” 

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Alexander’s grip tightened on my shoulder. “Almost there, Aria. Just hold on a little longer.” 

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More gunshots rang out, closer this time. The rear window suddenly spider–webbed with cracks as a bullet struck the glass. 

“They’re targeting us directly now,” Marcus said, his voice strained with concentration. 

My pregnant wolf whimpered as another sharp pain rippled through my abdomen. The stress was taking its toll on both me and the pup. 

(Alexander’s POV) 

I watched Aria’s tears streaming down her face and felt a twisted satisfaction at her obvious distress. This was exactly what I had wanted – to see her completely dependent on me again, just like the old days. 

Reaching out, I wiped away her tears with my thumb, my touch gentle despite the circumstances. “There’s something I need to tell you, Aria. Something that will change everything.” 

Her amber eyes widened with fear above the gag, and I could smell her terror mixing with the scent of our unborn pup. Perfect. She was finally taking me seriously. 

“There’s an experimental drug from the Northern European werewolf research facilities,” I said softly, my voice carrying the dangerous edge I had perfected over years of Alpha training. “One that’s capable of severing the neural pathways between human consciousness and wolf memory.” 

Her whole body went rigid with horror. Even through the gag, I could hear her trying to scream her rejection. 

“It’s quite fascinating, really,” I continued, enjoying her obvious terror. “The drug can selectively erase specific 

memories while leaving others intact. Very precise, very effective.” 

I leaned closer, my lips near her ear. “I’m taking you somewhere new, Aria. Somewhere safe and isolated. 

You’ll take the drug and revert to a time before Dominic entered your life. A time when you loved me with 

complete devotion.” 

She shook her head violently, tears streaming down her face. Through her wolf’s scent, I could sense her 

absolute rejection of the idea. 

! 

“You’re horrified now,” I acknowledged with Alpha arrogance. “But that’s only because Dominic’s influence is 

still clouding your judgment. Once your wolf’s bond with him is chemically severed, you’ll remember who you 

really belong to.” 

Her muffled protests grew more desperate, and I could see the fight in her eyes. Good. The old Aria would 

have fought this hard for me. 

“Twelve years, Aria,” I reminded her, my voice dropping to a whisper. “You loved me for twelve years before he came along. That kind of devotion doesn’t just disappear. It gets buried under newer experiences, but it’s still 

there.” 

She tried to pull away from me, but the ropes held her secure. Her pregnant wolf’s distress was palpable, and 

I could see her hands trying to protect her belly. 

“Don’t worry about the pup,” I said reassuringly. “The drug won’t affect the physical pregnancy. Only the 

memories of who the father is. 

Her eyes went wide with absolute horror at the implication. She understood perfectly what I was suggesting. 

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the air. My pregnant wolf whimpered with each movement, sensing the danger we were in. 

“That’s it,” Alexander called from below. “Keep climbing. Almost there.” 

I could hear him starting to climb behind me, his weight making the ladder sway more violently. My grip tightened as I focused on maintaining my balance. 

Just as I reached the helicopter’s open door, a Storm Pack member reached out to help pull me inside. His rough hands grabbed my arms, and I found myself being hauled into the aircraft’s cramped interior. 

Alexander clambered in after me, his face flushed with triumph. “Go!” he shouted to the pilot. “Get us out of 

here!” 

But before the helicopter could lift off, the sharp c***k of gunshots filled the air, Bullets struck the aircraft’s metal hull with sharp pings, each impact making the whole structure shudder. 

“Dominic!” I wanted to scream, but the gag muffled my voice. 

Through the open door, I could see vehicles racing toward the clearing. Even from this distance, I could make out Dominic’s powerful form as he leaped from the lead SUV, his wolf’s fury evident in every movement. 

“Take off now!” Alexander commanded urgently, his Alpha authority cutting through the chaos. 

As the helicopter began to ascend, I threw myself toward the open door with every ounce of strength I possessed. If I could just reach the edge, maybe I could signal to Dominic somehow. 

Alexander’s hands closed around my waist, yanking me back from the opening. “You’re not going anywhere, 

Aria.” 

I fought against his hold with renewed vigor, my wolf drawing on desperate maternal instincts to protect our pup. Each movement sent sharp pains through my abdomen, but I couldn’t give up. 

The ground was receding below us now, and I could see Dominic’s face looking up at the helicopter. Even from this distance, I could feel his anguish through our mate bond. 

Tears blurred my vision as I reached out through our connection, mentally crying out to him. “Save me, 

Dominic. Please don’t let him take me away.” 

But as the helicopter climbed higher, carrying me away from everything I loved, a sudden, agonizing pain ripped through my abdomen like silver claws. My pregnant wolf howled in distress, and the world went black 

as I collapsed unconscious in Alexander’s arms. 

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