THE ALPHA'S FORSAKEN SECRET

THE ALPHA'S FORSAKEN SECRET

By:  Ifeoma Osuya   Updated just now
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Ava Thorne never felt she could be Alpha Jackson Wolfe's mate, a merciless man. She was weak and helpless, unable to match the force and domination his pack demanded. Driven by three indisputable reasons—his pack needed a strong Luna, his desire to find an alliance with another strong Alpha through marriage, and a deep-rooted dread of vulnerability—something Ava's presence brought too near to the surface—the rejection was quick and forceful. Ava departed broken and humiliated, but she left with more than just dashed dreams. She carried his secret: twin heirs to the Blood Moon Pack developing inside her. Ava comes back five years later, no more the defenseless girl she once was. She is a mother, strong in her own right but still delicate in ways that trouble Jackson. Jackson understands too late what he threw aside as foes near and treason threaten his pack. But as he finds out about his kids, old scars come back and rivals hiding in the shadows start to stir. Jackson has to choose whether he would fight for the family he unintentionally built or let darkness take over everything considering the possibility of losing everything. Ava's life is thrown back into peril; one mistake might ruin both of them.

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55 Chapters

Prologue: The Burden of Secrets

Ava's POV Silence was, I had always thought, my best defense; if I kept my head down and stayed invisible, I would be safe. But my secret seemed like a ticking clock, each pulse resonating in the hollow place where my heart used to be. Silence five years, hiding five years, and now it was all about to end. The truth was going to rip through the flimsy walls I had created, and there would be no turning back whether or not I was ready.Perched on the brink of the forest, the tall trees created sweeping shadows across the road I had previously escaped. The clean autumn air pricked at my skin, reminding me of the evening I left—heartbroken, embarrassed, and alone. Except I was not by myself. Not then, either. not now.My hand closed around the child's tiny, delicate fingers at my side. My daughter Lily is my lighthouse. Her clear green eyes reflected my own, wide with innocence and inquiry. She pulled at my sleeve, her gentle voice guiding me out of the depths of my mind.Her wonder-fill
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Chapter 001: The Return

Ava's POV Coming back here never appealed to me.As I drove down the little, twisting road heading toward the Blood Moon Pack's territory, my lungs smelled familiarly of pine and earth. The air seemed to weigh more and became dense with memories and unspoken words the closer I approached. My pulse accelerated as my hands tightened their grasp on the driving wheel, the dark contour of the forest loomed ahead enveloping the territory of the pack in a shield. Five years as opposed to thisFive years after Jackson Wolfe tossed me aside like I was nothing—his mate, his weakness—reversed. I had been damaged, brittle, uncertain of who I was without him back then. But that woman? She vanished from sight. I was not the same Ava that had grieved and powerless stumbled out of this woodland.I had shifted. My kids had made me different."Mama, are we almost at it? Lily's voice drew me back into consciousness. Her brilliant green eyes wide as she stared out the window, she sat in the rear seat.
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Chapter 002: Old wound, New Threats

Jackson’s POV Seeing her once more was like a gut-pulverizing punch.Ava Thorne The one I had turned aside. The one I persuaded myself I had no need for. the person who carried my kids without notifying me once at least. Rejecting her seemed to be the correct thing—hell, the only thing keeping the pack safe. But now my world spun on its axis as she stood there with two children I knew did not exist.My offspring.The term kept bouncing off the walls of my already disintegrating sanity in my head. These were Lily and Caleb, mine. Although I should have been angry, betrayed even, all I could concentrate on was the weight of guilt smothering me. I had turned them down as well as Ava.I refused to look at her. Not at the moment."We have to pay attention to the threat," I murmured, attempting to ignore the simmering resentment under surface level. Though my voice sounded harsher than I wanted, I needed time to sort through all of this before I lost control.Ava stood sharply next to the
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Chapter 003: Shadows in the Pack

Ava's POV I never imagined I would be back here. The packhouse was supposed to be a fortification, a haven with its lofty stone walls and dark wooden flooring. But being here today surrounded by wolves that used to view me as an alien, it felt more like a jail. Jackson was still staring at me, observing, evaluating, maybe even accusing. Still, it was not his stare that most troubled me. It weighed what I had to tell him. The secrets I had stored for so long seemed like chains dragging me down with every stride around my ankles.I returned here not to be with him. I came to see my kids.Ignorant of the conflict whirling amongst the parents, the twins quietly occupied the corner of the room. Lily was deep in concentration on her puzzle, her little forehead wrinkled, as Caleb piled blocks and hummed to himself. They were uninformed of the threat hovering over us. Not aware that their father faced as much risk as they did.Jackson leaned against the desk, his arms folded, that austere p
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Chapter 004: Echoes of the Past

Jackson's POV The blackness outside the packhouse was unbroken, as though the night itself had turned against us. Perched on the balcony of my workplace, I could see the thick woodland just outside our boundaries. Everything seemed to bear down on my shoulders. The squad. The rogers. AVA.The twins come next. My sons.Though I attempted to push it to the back of my mind, the disclosure still left me spinning. Now I afford to be sidetracked. But in what way might I not be? Ava had kept them away from me for five years. Five years later, she came back, undoing what I had believed I had sealed up. And with it, the growing suspicion that someone I trusted was poised to burn everything to the ground.Betrayal stung more when it came from your own; it tasted sour. I tried to concentrate by clenching my hands and making sense of the mess we were in. An enemy in the pack? Though it seemed inconceivable, I could no longer overlook the warning indicators. Ava would not have returned without ca
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Chapter 005: Separating Loyalties

Ava's POV The chilly night air carried earthy and pine smells as it stroked across my skin. Every wolf on edge following the last attack, the packhouse was tense. Unaware of the tempest building around my kids, my heart raced as I watched them sleep peacefully on Jackson's office couch. Their little faces were calm; for a minute, I yearned for their purity.I was back here for them, not for me. Though here was the last place I wanted to be, the twins needed protection and had no alternative. I had vowed never to return across Blood Moon territory. Still, here I was, back in the place that had felt like home and today felt like a trap.Jackson never left me with his keen silver gaze. As I acted to be preoccupied covering Caleb's small figure with a blanket, I could feel his eyes blazing into the back of my neck. Between us, there was a great lot of unsaid communication and weight hovering around. I knew the inquiries were on their way. Since I came, I had seen the anxiety rising; I wa
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Chapter 006: A Wolf's Gamble

Jackson's POV I walked back and forth in my office, the moon low in the heavens giving a soft silver glimmer over the packhouse. My ideas were disorganized, bits of guilt, rage, and anxiety. The weight of it all would not go away. Ava's comeback, the twins, the rogues—it seemed as though the earth was collapsing upon me. Worse of all, I lost faith in someone.Riley." My closest friend, Beta, had been behaving unusually. Though he had always been faithful and had my back, lately something seemed odd. It was in his avoidance of my eye and his hesitation upon receiving directions. And now, as these renegade strikes grew more frequent and deliberate, I couldn't deny the chewing suspicion that had crept inside me.Stopped by the window, I peered out into the black wilderness encircling our domain. The trees moved in the breeze, their limbs murmuring whispers I could not hear. The rogues were waiting, observing, organizing their next action somewhere out there. And I felt as though their b
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Chapter 007: The Cost of Secrets

Ava's POV Standing near the window in my makeshift room in the packhouse, the cool night air bit my skin. Being back here, in a location that had once been my house but now felt like a far-off memory, was unusual. Five years had brought considerable change—Jackson, the pack, me. Still, certain things had stayed agonizingly the same.Through the woods, I watched the moon, its brilliance creating long shadows on the ground. In the other room the twins were asleep; the only sound that calmed me down was their gentle breathing. But it was just temporary solace, one eclipsed by the weight of all else. The threat that loomed, the rivals hiding in the darkness, and the secrets I had stashed for so long.Mysteries starting to fall apart.Early on, Jackson had been right. I ought to have brought up the twins with him. But, following all of this, how could I. His rejection still loomed large, a wound never quite healed. I had made mine; he had made his decision back then. Now, though, I wasn't
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Chapter 008: Shadows of Deception

Jackson's POV Tonight the packhouse appeared to weigh more. Every floorboard groan and lamp flutter felt as though the ground itself was breathing. I was likewise too. The twins were asleep and ignorant of the storm building outside these walls in their room with Ava. Still, I wasn't sleepy. Days had gone without sleep coming naturally. Not with Blackthorn, planning, waiting out there. Not with a traitor prowling about our group.Riley's comments earlier had shook me more than I had let on. He is aware of the twin set. He is on his way for them.My head was a battlefield where ideas clashed to rule. How had things gone so far out of control? I thought for years that I was maintaining pack order and safeguarding them. The fundamental basis was falling apart right now, and I had to admit I hadn't seen it approaching. Perhaps I had, but I had been too pleased to see the flaws.Perched in the middle of the room, I gazed at the door leading to Ava's temporary accommodations. Inside she wa
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Chapter 009: The Unraveling Truth

Ava's POV The deep forests engulfed us in darkness, the moonlight barely seeping through the canopy above. Each step forward resonated through the still night, the chilly air stinging into my flesh. The weight of what we were about to confront crept in my chest like a stone. Blackthorn’s men were out there, prowling, waiting to make their move, and somewhere among them was one of our own. A traitor. Jackson strolled behind me, his jaw tight and his gaze piercing as he examined the jungle ahead. There was something different about him tonight—something vulnerable, almost like the man he once was before everything came apart. But there was also a wariness in his gaze that I couldn’t ignore. It wasn’t only the adversary he was preparing himself against; it was the secrets we’d concealed from one other. As we reached the northern boundary, a small rustling pulled my attention to the left. My senses intensified, my body tight with eagerness. I felt Jackson stiffen beside me, his hand go
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