Tasting All My Mates

Tasting All My Mates By Alexis Dee Chapter 392

Tasting All My Mates By Alexis Dee Chapter 392

392- Gone Away!

392-Tonight! I lose You, My Love!

Mother witch began fighting them with her magic, while Lazio threw anything at

them to keep them from approaching me.

I was still reciting because the moment I stop; the portal will be gone. Moana

was getting dragged by the forceful wind, yet she was holding onto the door and

shielding herself.

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Just when the noises turned louder, I saw Thiago get up on his feet after getting

tossed aside a few minutes ago. He turned to me and growled, his eyes

showing a weird shimmer when looking at me.

I could almost see a human like Thiago in that lycan. A weak smile covered my

lips as I tried to tell him that soon everything would be over and he would be

back. Once Moana leaves, Thiago will be back.

Everything will be over then.

The witch got closer, while Moana had still not let go of the door. She attacked

me, but Lazio pulled me aside, trying to buy time. I was still fighting to keep the

portal open. Although I was still able to recite, my nose started bleeding due to

using too much magic. My sight turned blurry, but I shook my head to keep my

focus on Moana and the mission ahead.

That’s when the unthinkable happened. I saw Thiago bolting in Moana’s

direction. She was so focused on me that she sent all her witches to attack me,

leaving herself unshielded.

“NO!” I shouted through the phrase when Thiago approached her and grabbed

her by the back.

“Save me, you morons!” Moana yelled for her witches. The pressure was too

strong near the portal. I could literally see Thiago’s feet flowing back into the

portal.

“NO!” I screamed, feeling Lazio’s arms around my back as he wouldn’t let me

run toward the portal. The witches rushed over to Moana, probably to untie

Thiago from her back. The moment they all gathered around him and started

attacking him, he relaxed.

His body flew through the portal with Moana in his grasp. The witches followed

him, and a huge blast of light blinded us.

“N000000000000000!” I screamed, not able to recite anymore. The portal made

a weird screeching noise before it shut down and took away my most prized

possession.

‘NOOOOOOOOOOO!’ I heard Nia’s dying scream and a force on my chest. The

pain ran through my body before it reached my throat and then escaped my

mouth.

I could no longer estimate the damage. Except I sensed Thiago’s absence.

“No!” I let out a cry. My voice could easily be heard now that everything had

calmed down again. The storm left the instant the white witches left. The night

turned calm, just like a normal night when everybody sleeps in peace.

However, my peace was stolen.

Moana was gone, and so was my Thiago.

“No! No! Thiago!” I let out a cry, running to the wall where the portal had once

been.

“Thiago!” I ran my hand over the wall, feeling nothing but a brick wall.

“¡ay puerta! ábrete, ábrete para los que no viven. Llévatelos porque ya no

pertenecen aquí.!” I recited as I raised my hand at the wall.

Nothing!

I felt nothing.

“Your magic is gone,” Mother witch announced from behind me, “You have

proven yourself to be innocent and better than your mother.” She seemed happy

now that she had used the magic to save the world.

“We need to open the portal again,” I cried, slamming my palms against the wall

and wailing loudly.

“Oh! Ancestors! I am sure you are happy now.” I couldn’t believe she was

celebrating. “You are better than your mother. You helped us all survive tonight,”

she continued to cheer for me while I cried miserably.

“I lost Thiago!” I screamed, but she rushed downstairs to get to her coven and

inform the others that the horror has passed.

“Lazio!” I turned and watched him watch me back with tears running down his

eyes.

“Enya!” Lazio whispered, tilting his head and looking at me sadly.

“He was supposed to stay and be free of the c—urse,” I sniffled, feeling my

heart whimper like a dying dog.

“He is gone,” he whispered in a heartbroken voice.

The curses have been lifted. I lost all the magic. Yet I got punished.

“He didn’t deserve to die.” I dropped to my knees, hugging the wall and crying

for anyone who could come help me. The students came out from hiding and

started celebrating.

“Oh Goodness! is she alright?” Corbin came from behind me and wrapped his

arms around my body to carry me to my feet.

“He is gone!” I cried, freeing myself once again, and sat by the wall.

“What? who is gone?” Corbin asked in bewilderment.

“Thiago! He came to save her. He is the reason we were able to fight back

because he kept Moana occupied,” Lazio explained the whole situation to

everyone present while I had sat down with the wall in defeat.

“A Lycan helped us?” The principal asked, “I can’t believe Alpha Thiago is a

Lycan. But the fact that he came to save us proves that when you are a good

person, no matter what shape you take, your good heart expresses itself.” He

sounded very impressed by Thiago.

But what was it going to do for me? I lost him.

“She is in pain,” Corbin whispered sadly. “We need to get her out of here or she

will continue to suffer,” he said to Lazio.

I could hear the cheering in the distance, everybody calling me and Thiago their

heroes. They all must be thinking of this moment as a happy ending, but it

wasn’t all that for me.

‘We lost him,’ I said to Nia but felt nothing inside. It didn’t make me too worried

at the moment, but the emptiness was almost scary.

I had a few scars all around my body, and they were not healing either. Maybe

she had fallen asleep because she needed some time to cope with the loss of

her mate?

But then why did my body feel so dull and numb? Every part was acting as if I

had no strength at all. And then I passed out for hours when my mind couldn’t

take it any longer.

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This is the last chapter of Book 6 of Tasting All My Mates. All the books are

already in this book, but for more information, check the comment section. Book

7 of this book will continue in this book beginning on December 1.