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ALPHA JAKE Chapter 92
The darkness in the basement was so absolute that it felt like it swallowed me whole. I couldn’t see anything anymore—not the faint cracks in the old concrete walls or the rusty pipes that lined the ceiling. All I had left was the sound of my own shallow breaths and the aching in my throat. I’d lost track of time. Hours? Days? I didn’t know anymore. My lips were dry, so cracked they stung with every inhale. The weight of the chains around my wrists and ankles seemed heavier now, pressing me into the cold stone floor. I tried not to think about water. Or food. Or escape. But gods, the thirst. My tongue stuck to the roof of my mouth as I let my head fall back against the wall. The small gesture made me dizzy. How long had I been down here? How long before my body gave up and I joined my father? Maybe it wouldn’t be so bad—maybe it would finally stop hurting. I closed my eyes, wishing for just a second of peace, but the sound of footsteps pulled me from my haze. Slow, deliberate s
Last Updated : 2024-12-16ALPHA JAKE Chapter 93
AYLA'S POV I couldn’t remember the last time I felt warm. The damp, cold cell pressed against my skin like a second layer of punishment, seeping into my bones. My body was weak, trembling from the lack of food and water. I had stopped crying hours—or was it days?—ago. Time was meaningless in this prison, the darkness swallowing every second and replacing it with an endless stretch of misery. Steve hadn’t been here in what felt like an eternity. Neither had my stepmother. At first, I had rejoiced in their absence. No sneering remarks, no threats. But now, I wondered if their silence meant something worse. Perhaps they had forgotten about me. Perhaps I would die here, alone, unloved, and unwanted. I slumped against the wall, my energy all but spent. My wrists ached from the shackles, and the rough stone bit into my back. My wolf had gone silent, her strength buried too deep for me to reach. “I can’t do this anymore,” I whispered, my voice cracking. “I’m done. I don’t
Last Updated : 2024-12-16ALPHA JAKE chapter 94
Days passed in the pack house, each one colder than the last. Jake hadn’t spoken to me since he brought me back, his stoic walls firmly in place. When I tried to find him, he was always busy, shuffling between meetings or disappearing into his office with a curt “not now.” The bond between us, once a thread of warmth and potential, now felt like a frayed rope. Worse, whispers followed me wherever I went, quiet murmurs that cut like knives. “She’s just an omega. What does she know about being a Luna?” “She can’t even protect herself.” “Jake deserves better.” I tried to ignore them, but their words clung to me, festering in the quiet moments when I was alone. The pack, which had once welcomed me with open arms, now seemed to regard me with suspicion. My presence in the halls was met with polite nods, not the warmth I’d grown used to. Even Fatima had grown distant. She was always quick to make excuses—“I’m busy, Ayla. I’ll come find you later”—but she never did. I spent mos
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The morning light streamed through the windows of the packhouse, warming the cool wooden floors beneath my feet. I sat curled up in an oversized chair by the large glass windows, my knees pulled to my chest as I stared out at the forest beyond. The pack was awake and bustling—warriors training, young pups playing, omegas moving through their chores—but it felt as though I were on the outside looking in. Jake had left this morning without so much as a word. “Pack business,” one of the warriors had said casually when I’d asked where he’d gone. Those two words haunted me now, echoing in my mind. Jake had a way of disappearing whenever things got complicated between us, like avoiding me was easier than facing whatever this was. Whatever *I* was. I sighed and rested my chin on my knees. I wasn’t angry—not really. I understood why he might need space after everything that had happened. But that didn’t stop the ache in my chest or the tiny voice in my head whispering that I didn’t belo
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I still couldn’t move. My legs felt like lead, and my chest ached like I’d been punched. Joseph’s words echoed in my head on a vicious loop: *“You don’t belong here.”* My ears were still ringing with the sound of Tammy’s bags hitting the floor as she moved into the packhouse like she owned the place. This couldn’t be real. This couldn’t be happening. Around me, murmurs had broken out among the pack members. I could hear them whispering, the words sharp and cutting as they floated through the air. “An omega? Really?” “She lied about who she was. Joseph’s right—this pack deserves better.” “This is embarrassing for all of us. The other packs will laugh at us.” I swallowed hard, trying to block it all out, but the words dug into me like shards of glass. My vision blurred as tears threatened to spill, but I refused to cry. Not here. Not now. Tammy was still standing in the center of the room, a picture of smug perfection. Her golden hair caught the light from the chandelier a
Last Updated : 2024-12-17ALPHA JAKE chapter 97
I sat on the edge of the couch, silently seething as Tammy barked yet another order at the packhouse staff. This girl was a nightmare incarnate, and I wasn’t sure how much longer I could sit here and watch her act like she owned the place. “Is it really that hard to get a cup of tea *hot*?” Tammy snapped, holding up the porcelain cup like it was contaminated. “This is lukewarm. Disgusting. Take it back.” The young omega standing in front of her flushed crimson, clutching the tray nervously. “I-I’m sorry, Miss. I’ll fix it right away.” “Fix it?” Tammy scoffed, waving her hand dismissively. “You can’t fix *incompetence*. Get out of my sight.” The poor girl fled the room, her head bowed low. I had to grip the cushion of the couch tightly to stop myself from launching off it and grabbing Tammy by her perfectly curled blonde hair. Fatima, standing next to me with her arms crossed, muttered under her breath, “If I have to stand here and tolerate this girl for another hour, I’m goi
Last Updated : 2024-12-18ALPHA JAKE chapter 98
If I thought Tammy’s first day in the packhouse was unbearable, I was woefully unprepared for day two. She made her presence known as soon as the sun rose, barking orders at anyone who crossed her path. I sat in the kitchen with Sophie, trying to drink my tea in peace, when Tammy’s grating voice echoed through the halls. “Where is my breakfast? Do I have to starve in this house?” Fatima, standing by the counter, groaned audibly. “I swear if she calls me one more time, I’ll—” “Calm down,” Sophie muttered, rubbing her temples. “Let’s just get through this without any bloodshed.” The door burst open, and Tammy strolled in like she owned the place. Her hair was perfectly curled, and she wore a bright pink dress that screamed *look at me*. She stopped in the middle of the kitchen, putting her hands on her hips. “Oh, good, you’re all here. Maybe now I can finally get some service around here.” Fatima’s grip on the counter tightened, and Sophie leaned over to whisper, “I’ll hol
Last Updated : 2024-12-19ALPHA JAKE chapter 99
Dinner that evening was a battle of patience—a battle I was clearly losing. The packhouse dining room was bustling, filled with chatter and the clinking of plates and utensils. Jake sat at the head of the table, his usual unreadable expression fixed firmly in place. I sat a few seats away, trying to focus on my plate and ignore the trainwreck that was Tammy. Tammy, however, had other plans. “Jake, could you pass me the salt?” she asked sweetly, leaning forward just enough to emphasize her chest. Her voice was coated in syrup, and the way she said his name made my teeth ache. Jake didn’t even look up. He grabbed the salt and handed it to her without a word, his attention still on his plate. “Thank you, Alpha,” she purred, tucking a strand of blonde hair behind her ear. Fatima, sitting across from me, kicked my shin under the table. When I glanced at her, she gave me a look that said, Do you see this nonsense? I barely resisted rolling my eyes. Tammy wasn’t just trying to f
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