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ALPHA JAKE chapter 60
The first scream shattered the fragile quiet of the pack house. I bolted upright, my heart pounding, and instinctively reached for Jake. He was already out of bed, his blade in hand and eyes blazing with urgency. “Stay here,” he growled, but I was already reaching for my dagger. “Don’t even start,” I snapped, throwing on my coat. “I’m coming.” Another scream echoed, this one closer. It was shrill and raw, the sound of someone in unimaginable pain. My stomach churned, but I forced myself to focus. Jake gave me a look, half frustration, half resignation, and nodded. “Stay close.” The hallway was chaos. Doors were flung open, children crying, pack members shouting. The scent of fear was suffocating, mingling with something far worse—an acrid, sickly smell that made my skin crawl. “Jake!” Chris came barreling down the corridor, his face pale. “It’s happening all over the house. The damn spiders!” My blood ran cold. “Spiders? You mean—” “More of them,” Chris interrupted, br
Last Updated : 2024-11-22ALPHA JAKE chapter 61
The tunnels were heavy with tension, the air thick with the acrid scent of fear and desperation. Every face I passed bore the same expression—terror mixed with a flicker of hope. They were looking to me, and I couldn’t let them down. Jake walked beside me, his presence solid and grounding, though his jaw was clenched so tightly I thought it might crack.“They’re expecting you to fix this,” he murmured, his voice low but steady.“I know,” I said, though the weight of those words pressed down on my chest. Magic burned beneath my skin, restless and ready. Jake stopped walking, catching my arm and pulling me gently but firmly to face him. His sharp green eyes locked on mine. “Are you ready for this, Priscilla?”I sighed, running a hand through my hair. “Do I have a choice?”His lips twitched in what could barely be called a smile. “You always have a choice.”I squeezed his hand briefly before pulling away. “Not when it comes to this. If I don’t take action, people will die. I can feel J
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The faint glow of dawn barely reached the tunnels where we had set up our temporary refuge. Though the ground was hard and the air thick, people huddled together for safety, clutching their loved ones. Jake and I moved among them, offering what little comfort we could. His presence, steady and commanding, seemed to give the pack a glimmer of hope even in this nightmare.I paused beside an elderly woman lying on a makeshift cot. Her leg was bandaged, but the blood had seeped through. I knelt beside her and placed my hands over the wound, channeling my magic. Warmth radiated from my palms as I whispered a soft healing spell. Her labored breathing eased, and she gave me a grateful smile.Jake crouched beside me, his hand brushing my shoulder. “You’ve been doing this all night,” he said softly. “You need to rest.”“I’ll rest when they’re safe,” I replied, keeping my focus on the woman. The golden light from my hands dimmed as the spell completed. “How can I rest when there’s still so much
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The air was crisp with the promise of dawn as Jake tightened his leather armor, preparing for the hunt. His eyes held a mix of worry and determination, the lines of tension etched into his face deepening as he turned to me. I stood in the doorway of our room, arms crossed, pretending to be calm. "You don’t have to do this alone," I said softly. Jake stepped closer, his presence grounding. "This is something I need to do. Jacob is my responsibility, Prisca. He’s done enough damage, and it’s time I put an end to it."I swallowed the lump in my throat, forcing a small smile. "I just don’t like the idea of you out there without backup.""Chris and a few others are coming with me," he reassured me, his hand brushing against my cheek. "But I need you here. The pack needs you." I nodded reluctantly. He wasn’t wrong. The pack was still reeling from the spider attacks, and while we’d managed to fend off the creatures, the scars—both physical and emotional—ran deep. "Promise me you won’t do
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The air was sharp with tension as I led our group through the dense forest, my beta Chris close on my heels. We’d been tracking Jacob for days, and finally, his trail had led us here—to a crumbling house on the outskirts of town. The scent was fresh, practically leading us by the nose. Too easy, too deliberate. “It’s a trap,” Chris said, voicing the thought that had been circling in my mind. “Or he’s cocky,” I replied. “Either way, we’re ending this today.” The house loomed before us, its decayed frame looking as though it might collapse under its own weight. I paused, taking in the structure. It was unfamiliar to me, but I knew its significance. Jacob had grown up here, trapped in a broken home with a mother who had borne the brunt of our father’s failures. While I’d been raised with love and support, Jacob’s life had been forged in resentment and neglect. Our father had chosen my mother—discarding his—and Jacob had never forgiven either of us for it. “Surround the perimeter,”
Last Updated : 2024-11-24ALPHA JAKE chapter 65
The day began in quiet relief, the first in weeks where my heart wasn’t pounding with fear or rage. Our enemies were gone, their plans shattered, and for the first time, the pack felt safe. Jake and I had spent the morning walking hand in hand through the pack lands, greeting smiling faces and soaking in the serenity of it all.But beneath it, I could feel a dull ache—a longing that gnawed at me. My babies. It had been too long since I held them, kissed their soft cheeks, or heard their tiny giggles. The joy of victory felt incomplete without them.Jake noticed my distraction as we sat in the living room that afternoon. He leaned in, brushing a strand of hair from my face. “You’re thinking about them.”I nodded, unable to stop the tears from welling up. “I just need to see them, Jake. I need to hold them, know they’re okay.”He kissed my forehead, his touch warm and grounding. “Then let’s bring them home. Selena will understand.”I smiled at him, grateful for his unwavering support. P
Last Updated : 2024-11-25ALPHA JAKE chapter 66
PART 2The sun filtered through the trees, casting golden rays over the pack’s main courtyard. Laughter echoed in the air—soft, light, and innocent. It came from Logan and Lily, my twins, as they toddled around, supervised by Sophie, their aunt and my sister. She knelt by the fountain, encouraging them to walk toward her with outstretched arms.Logan, always the more adventurous of the two, took shaky steps forward, his tiny legs determined to conquer the small patch of grass. Lily, quieter and more cautious, crawled her way toward Sophie, her little eyes focused and wide with wonder.Watching them, my heart twisted. They were so full of life, so blissfully unaware of the gaping hole in our family. A year had passed since Priscilla died...since she gave everything to protect them.I leaned against the porch railing, cradling a mug of coffee that had gone cold. My chest ached—not from exertion, but from carrying the weight of a shattered hear
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AYLA'S POVI watched from the window as Jonas and Lydia walked down the driveway, their figures fading into the soft glow of twilight. My stepmother, Sarah, stood at the doorway, waving them off with that practiced, sugary smile she always wore around guests. The moment the car disappeared, the smile dropped, and I knew what was coming. The only thing Sarah hated more than me staying in her house was the burden I represented. My father had died just a few months ago, and already, she was itching to be rid of me. “Ayla,” she called, her voice thin and edged with impatience. I stayed silent, gripping the edge of the curtain. How had it come to this? How had my life unraveled so completely? It wasn’t like I didn’t know. I’d been cursed—or at least, that’s what everyone whispered behind my back. The day I met Ashton was supposed to have been the happiest day of my life. I remembered it like it was yesterday. --- --- ---It was the Jacaranda Festival, the streets alive with mus
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