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46- Running Nowhere
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The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession 47- The Wrath of an Alpha
I returned home late that night, the full moon casting an eerie glow over the mansion as I approached. The cold night air clung to my skin, but there was something else—something in the atmosphere that felt wrong. Tension. Panic. As soon as I stepped into the courtyard, I noticed the frantic movements of the guards, their heads turning in every direction, their eyes wide with fear. It was as though they were searching for something—or someone. I could hear Marcus’s voice, loud and angry, cutting through the night air like a blade.“*How could you let her out of your sight?*” Marcus was yelling at the top of his lungs, his voice dripping with fury. He stood at the center of the courtyard, surrounded by a handful of guards, all of whom looked like they’d rather be anywhere else but here. “She’s just a weak human girl!” Marcus continued, his voice sharp with frustration. “You’re telling me none of you could keep an eye on *one* person?”I froze, my heart dropping into my stomach.
The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession 48- A Heart Divided
**Isabella’s POV**I crouched beneath the thick brush, my heart racing, my breathing shallow and uneven. The cool night air clung to my skin, but I couldn’t feel anything except the terror gripping me from the inside. My hands shook uncontrollably as I pressed myself deeper into the shadows of the bushes, praying I wouldn’t be found.It’s been a whole day since I’m running to save my life. I didn’t know things would turn out like this, because if I had, I would have rather stayed in the mansion. My feet’s were hurting and bleeding. I couldn’t keep on running in this condition. I didn’t want to die like this. The presence of wolves lingered nearby, their growls low and menacing. I could hear them moving through the forest, their paws rustling against the fallen leaves, their breaths loud and predatory. Every muscle in my body tensed as I held my breath, desperately hoping they wouldn’t come any closer.I didn’t know what to do. I had barely escaped Darius’s attack earlier—only because
The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession 49- Facing the Monster
I don’t know how I could have fallen asleep in a situation like that, but somehow, the exhaustion took over. My body gave in to the overwhelming fear and stress, and before I knew it, I had lost consciousness. The sounds of the forest, the growls, the rustling of leaves—they all faded into nothing as the darkness swallowed me whole. When I opened my eyes again, the world around me felt different. The thick fog of sleep clung to my mind, making it hard to focus. Slowly, I blinked, my vision clearing, and I realized I was still in the same place, hidden under the bushes. But something was different. I could feel it.I froze when I saw him.Darius. He was sitting right in front of me, his massive figure casting a shadow over the ground. My heart jumped into my throat, and I gasped, my whole body going cold with fear. He was so close—too close. “Good morning, sunshine,” he said, his voice low and mocking.I couldn’t move. I couldn’t breathe. His dark, piercing eyes bore into mine, and
The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession 50- The Hunt
I ran. My legs burned with exhaustion, every step feeling heavier than the last, but I couldn’t stop. I wouldn’t stop. The forest around me blurred as I pushed forward, dodging branches and tree roots, the sound of my breath coming in ragged gasps. The night air felt cold against my skin, but the sweat running down my back made everything feel sticky and suffocating.Behind me, I could hear him—Darius.His footsteps were steady, controlled, like he was toying with me. He didn’t need to run, didn’t need to chase me with urgency because he knew he would catch me. This was a game to him, a twisted, cruel game. And I was the prey.The further I ran, the more the forest seemed to close in on me. The darkness pressed against my vision, making it hard to see, hard to breathe. My heart pounded in my chest, every beat filled with desperation. *Keep running. Don’t stop. Don’t look back.*But no matter how fast I ran, how far I tried to push myself, I couldn’t shake the feeling that Darius was
The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession 51- The Hunt for Her
**Aiden’s POV**I moved through the forest at a speed that made the wind howl in my ears. My heart pounded, anger and fear coursing through my veins like fire. Every step I took was fueled by one thought, one singular purpose: finding Isabella. I didn’t care who stood in my way or what I had to do to get to her.The moment I found out she was gone, something inside me snapped. The rage I’d been holding back for so long burst free, and the only thing keeping me from losing control completely was the cold determination to find her before it was too late.My wolf was close to the surface, ready to tear apart anyone who got between me and her. Every instinct screamed to hunt her down, to protect her, to make sure she was safe. But there was another fear gnawing at the back of my mind, one I couldn’t shake.*What if I’m too late?*I pushed that thought away, refusing to let it take root. I couldn’t afford to think like that. Isabella was strong, even if she didn’t know it yet. She could su
The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession 52- Battle of the Packs
I turned to leave, gripping Isabella’s trembling body against mine, but before I could take another step, a bone-chilling howl echoed through the forest. The sound reverberated through the trees, making the air around us feel thicker, heavier. I froze, my instincts flaring to life as I recognized that sound. Darius’s pack.*He came prepared.*The hairs on the back of my neck stood on end, and I felt Isabella flinch against me. She clutched my arm tightly, her body shaking, but I kept my focus sharp. My eyes scanned the dark woods, searching for movement. I could hear the distant padding of paws on the ground, the low growls of wolves closing in from every direction.I couldn’t fight them all. Not with Isabella by my side.I took a deep breath and tilted my head back, letting out a loud, piercing howl. The sound cut through the night air, an urgent call to my pack. They were nearby, searching for Isabella, scouring the forest just like I had been. It wouldn’t take them long to find us
The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession 53- Bound by Fury
I could see the mansion in the distance, its dark silhouette a beacon of safety against the chaos we had left behind. I kept my pace steady, holding Isabella tightly in my arms, her face pressed into my chest. She was trembling, her breaths shallow and uneven. I could feel her pain, her fear, and it fueled the burning rage inside me. We were so close to safety, so close to leaving this nightmare behind. But just as I thought we had escaped the danger, a figure emerged from the shadows, running toward us.I tensed immediately, my instincts flaring as I shifted Isabella in my arms, ready to defend her against whatever new threat approached. “Isabella, are you okay?” the figure called out, his voice filled with concern, ignoring me entirely as if I didn’t exist. I felt her flinch at the sound of his voice, her body stiffening in my arms. I looked down at her, confused by her reaction, but before I could say anything, the man stepped into the dim light of the moon. His eyes were locked
The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession 54- Broken Bonds
The wind whipped against my face as Aiden carried me back toward the mansion, his arms tight around me, but not in the comforting way they used to be. His grip was possessive, suffocating. The coldness in his eyes had become a permanent fixture, and it weighed on me more than I could bear.I had begged him to spare Lucas. Begged. The humiliation of it still gnawed at me. I didn’t know why I’d done it—why I’d risked so much for someone who had betrayed me, manipulated me, and yet, I couldn’t let him die. Maybe because, at the end of the day, he was still human, still someone I thought I could trust.But now… now I had to face the consequences of that decision.I was still trembling, my body aching from the events of the day, but the emotional toll was far worse. Aiden’s cold gaze, his rough hold on me, the way he had thrown Lucas to the ground like he was nothing—all of it left me feeling like a hollow shell of the person I once was.I’d wanted to escape, to be free. But now, more than
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The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession Homecoming Dinner
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The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession The Threshold of Memories
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The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession Waste
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The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession Silence
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The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession Heavy Silence
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The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession Heavy Silence
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The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession Breaking the Rules
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The Alpha’s Forbidden obsession The Next Morning
“Do you remember what day it is today?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper, but I could feel the weight of my words lingering in the quietness.Aiden’s response was slow, deliberate. He raised one brow in that way he did, and just that one look made my heart skip a beat. If it was a sin to look this handsome first thing in the morning, then he was, without a doubt, the greatest sinner of them all. I found myself stuttering, nerves dancing through me as I tried to find the courage to bring up the topic I’d been holding onto.“You said you’d take me to the orphanage,” I said, my voice hesitant, unsure if this was the right time. Would he remember? Would he care as much as I did?For a moment, he didn’t say anything. Silence crept in, and with it, a growing sense of unease. My mind spiraled, convinced I’d messed everything up. Just as the words started to rise in my throat, desperate to cover up the silence, Aiden leaned forward and pressed a gentle kiss on my cheek. His arms wrapp
