Why My Mate Cries
Chapter 99

REID’S POV

Anger, g****s, howls, and pain were felt and heard all over the hotel. Many were crying in fear of getting slashed and bitten, and many were courageous enough to defend those who were innocent.

But I and my wolf were already preoccupied with Aliyah’s bleeding body so I made sure no one on my way would win over me.

I bit their tails, and their neck, made them bleed, and slashed their bodies. Everything I saw became the enemy in my eyes.

“We’ll take over,” howled the other wolves that helped me with the fight.

But it did not stop me; I made sure I slaughter each of them. No one would get away from hurting Aliyah.

Some of them fearfully pawed the ground as a result of my vicious snarl. I glided on the other wolf’s side, causing an incision that resulted in an audible yelp of pain.

The second white wolf growled and made an effort to shrug me off as I leaped upon him and nipped his leg. However, I was able to easily injure him since his wolf was too weak—far weaker than mine.

I forcefully moved him aside with such power that I was able to fight another one who rushed towards me and was attempting to ambush me— concentrating on my neck like every other rogue who tried to attack me. He was already sobbing in agony as I slugged and tore his ear. That made him yelped ugly in misery.

I was indulging in so much fight that I was already losing my cool and my anger was already steaming. Knowing that Aliyah was heavily injured did not help me calm down at all.

“When will this f*****g stop?!” I grumbled and screeched in so much frustration.

“There are a lot of them coming from outside. We need to head there,” my ears pricked up when I heard that from the others.

That made looked outside and there were indeed a lot of more them who were having havoc all over the shore and the coast. Some wolves from other packs were already doing their best to fight but I could see how much they were struggling. We were lacking in numbers and I knew they needed my strength to control the situation.

Then again, I looked at my Luna who was already heavily breathing and was still trying to be alert while guarding the young pup. The pup was sobbing hard, it was mewling in both fear for her situation and the rogues.

Quickly, I went to them and checked her wound. It was too deep and there was already a lot of b***d on the tiled floor because of it.

Damn!

I let our muzzles touch as I inhaled heavily. Please, Aliyah… I would lose my sanity if I lose her.

But seeing the situation, and seeing how she was suffering, I knew I had to choose what I would put first.

Moon Goddess knew how much I wanted to save everyone, but I was going to choose Aliyah this time—no, I would always choose her safety among anything else.

“H-Help them,” she growled lowly, almost weakening.

“You are wounded.”

My little wolf was too damn stubborn to budge! Growling, I had no choice but to finish everything as quickly and rapidly as possible. I had never been so desperate to finish a fight not until this one.

I was already losing my patience that I would go crazy.

I fought and fought and fought until I reached outside and helped the others.

With the full force of anger and madness combined, I pushed three of them and they landed to the side and I heard how their bones cracked because of the concussion.

I felt their aggression just to finally bring me to my knees as they hurled another bunch at me. Even though I already had numerous scrapes and grazes, none of them were big enough to make me vulnerable.

There was nothing in my mind but Aliyah and her deep wounds, the crimson b***d, and how depleted she looked.

When we finished outside, some of the rogues that were left run away. As soon as I entered the hotel again, I turned back to my body and saw Aliyah that was lying on the ground.

“F**k! Aliyah!”

I carried her into my arms and immediately went to the elevator and headed to the penthouse. It was the longest minutes of my life and I was already having the urge to ruin the place and tore it into two because of how slow it was.

As soon as I entered the penthouse, I put her carefully on the couch.

“Aliyah, love, can you hear me?” I caressed her cheek with fear evident in my shaking voice.

Her b***d was all over my shirt and my hands. Repeatedly, I blamed myself for letting her there unguarded.

“Aliyah… please,” I whispered desperately, trying to at least make her open her eyes.

Having no response from her drove me insane.

I called the reception of the hotel, wanting a wolf from any pack to heal my woman.

“Sir, they are a lot of casualties so it might take time to—” I cut her off.

“I don’t f*****g care! Bring a physician here!” I roared, mad at the situation.

“I’ll contact nearby packs instead, Sir!”

“Tell them the Alpha of Jewel Pack is requesting it, damn it!”

The call ended when I put down the phone with so much outrage.

I held Aliyah’s hand tightly as I called Charlotte through the telephone.

Gritting my teeth as I hear it ringing, I felt so agitated to the point that I wanted to cause uproar.

If I did not see Aliyah’s eyes opening, I would surely raise f*****g hell! I would make sure that no one would taste happiness. I would hunt every single rogue that attacked here earlier, and I would make sure they would see no tomorrow.

“Aliyah,” I called her name desperately.

Still no response from her.

Fear started eating me whole. I could not believe I would feel this so much terror in my life that as I tried to aid her wound with everything I got, I could feel myself quiver.