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The Lost Alphas Daughter Gaia
Tick. Tock. Tick. Tock.The relentless ticking of the clock is all I can hear, echoing through the quiet house like a countdown to my doom. I press my hands to my temples, trying to drown it out, but it’s impossible. Ansel storms in and out of his office, his hair a mess and his face burning with fury. Even the maid, who usually hovers like a shadow when we argue, has started avoiding him.“Has the doctor arrived yet?” Ansel snarls, his shiny black shoes clicking against the wooden floor as he approaches. The sharp sound snaps my focus to his feet, polished to a mirror sheen, before I force myself to meet his eyes. I bite back the sharp words bubbling on my tongue, opting instead for something softer.“No, my love. I’ll let you know the moment he arrives.” I wonder if he can hear my sarcasam.He glares down at me, growling in frustration, and I feel another stone drop into the pit of my stomach. His anger presses against me like a weight, suffocating and unrelenting. I’ve never seen h
Last Updated : 2024-12-12The Lost Alphas Daughter Gaia
I watch as the doctor speaks with Ansel. I know their mind linking as no words are actually exchanged, just the silence creeping and closing in around me until all I can hear is the drum of my heart.From the way Ansel’s eyes darken, his brow pulling together, I know it’s not good. Dread pools in my stomach, sinking down until a weight settles into me. “I understand, doctor,” Ansel finally breaks the silence and I’m able to let out a breath. The doctor spares me a brief glance which I can only pick up the pity in his eyes. If he feels that sorry for me, he wouldn’t have told Ansel or he would have said it out loud, so I know what’s coming. But like so many of my pack members, they dislike me for thinking I seduced their alpha. If only they knew the truth.I watch as he gathers his things I adjust my clothes back and come to a standing position. There is still an ache in my legs which no doubt is partly responsible for the way that Ansel is looking at me, his jaw locked so tight I fear
Last Updated : 2024-12-13The Lost Alphas Daughter Asher
I watch Claudia closely, every subtle wrinkle of her nose, every flicker of tension around her eyes she thinks she’s hiding so well. But I can feel it. She’s uncomfortable—like her own skin doesn’t fit. Even in her home, she radiates unease. If it weren’t for my hand wrapped around hers, anchoring her to me, I think she might have already run. But that’s not going to happen. I won’t let it.She has a long way to go to become the woman this pack needs. It’s time she fights for who she is—not for who everyone else has molded her to be.Smuggling her back into the pack wasn’t an option. Too many believe her to be dead. I’ve heard it a hundred times—how continuing the search was a waste of resources. They said she was either dead or happy somewhere far away, but I knew better. I always knew better. Still, the stares we’re about to face won’t make this easy.What Claudia doesn’t realize is that in her absence, the pack has turned to me. For five years, I’ve led them as a custodian, a stand
Last Updated : 2024-12-14The Lost Alphas Daughter Asher
I adjust Claudia in my arms, shifting her backpack onto my shoulder so I can hold her closer to my chest. My beast calms slightly at the serene expression on her face, but I’m not convinced. She’s too light—so thin I can feel the ridges of her ribs through her clothes. Scratches mar her delicate features, but they do nothing to diminish her beauty. Claudia has always been striking, her small, sharp features and full lips giving her an air of fragility. But the Claudia I knew was anything but fragile. She’d look like butter wouldn’t melt in her mouth, only to hit you with the force of a hurricane.My chest aches knowing that side of her—the fierce, indomitable spirit—has been beaten down over the years. But I’ll bring it back. I’ll bring her back.Her scent fills my senses—jasmine, rose, and sandalwood—soft and intoxicating, winding its way into my veins. It’s a heady mixture, and with her this close, it’s impossible to ignore. My grip tightens slightly, fighting the primal urges clawi
Last Updated : 2024-12-15The Lost Alphas Daughter Asher
“Aren’t you going to take her blood?” I ask as the door clicks shut behind me. The nurse nods but hesitates before speaking.“Yes, but I need to know what I’m looking for first,” she replies, her brow furrowing. “Her files are extensive, and I don’t want to sift through a needle in a haystack. It’s very unusual for a wolf to have a file this large.” Her words echo the same unease twisting in my gut. Wolves don’t get sick. Injuries, yes. Pups, of course. But this? A file this size implies something far worse—something unnatural.My stomach churns as we approach the table where the files lie. Part of me wants to read them alone, to spare Claudia whatever shame or pain might be buried within. But I know the nurse will need the information to treat her. My eyes drift back toward the door of Claudia’s room, the image of her clutching that backpack like a lifeline etched in my mind. Whatever’s in these files, it’s deeply important to her.Running a finger along my bottom lip, I turn to the
Last Updated : 2024-12-15The Lost Alphas Daughter Gaia
I walk through the pack grounds with no clear idea of where I’m going. My feet take me in the only direction they know—the orphanage. It feels symbolic, in a way. This was the place Ansel first brought me when I had nowhere else to go. Now, tossed aside by the same man, I return here.I fumble in my coat pocket, relieved to find my keys. Letting myself in, I smile at the few staff members still awake, keeping my steps quiet so as not to disturb the sleeping children. There are only a handful of them here tonight, with minimal staff since it’s late. There was a time when I would pop in and out of the orphanage frequently, but since my relationship with Ansel intensified, those visits had all but stopped.Making my way to my office, I slump into the chair and rub my forehead. Now that it’s all over, a sinking sense of failure settles over me. I couldn’t do what the pack needed. I couldn’t give Ansel what he demanded. Despite his cruel words, a part of me still loves him—maybe I always w
Last Updated : 2024-12-16The Lost Alphas Daughter Claudia
I wake to the sound of a roar, jolting upright in bed. My heart pounds as my surroundings come into focus. The tug of wires on my arm pulls me back to reality, and I realize I’m in a hospital, dressed in a thin gown. The roar echoes again, followed by a scream so sharp and shrill it makes my ears ache.What the hell is happening?I swing my legs over the side of the bed, surprised at how steady I feel. How long was I asleep? My movements are easier, my body lighter, though aches still linger. I shuffle toward the door, curiosity and unease driving me forward. The moment I pull it open, I’m greeted by chaos.A nurse is on the floor, tears streaming down her face as she screams uncontrollably. Several large men have burst into the room, struggling to contain someone—or something. Another roar shakes the air, and this time, I feel it in my chest. It’s not just a sound; it’s a vibration, a force that makes the walls tremble.My gaze shifts to the source of the commotion. There he is. A pai
Last Updated : 2024-12-17The Lost Alphas Daughter Gaia
I pick myself up off the floor, my movements mechanical. The steam still billows in the bathroom, fogging the mirror and reminding me the water is still hot. Without thinking, I step under the stream, letting it cascade over me. The heat should sting my skin, but I feel nothing. Numbness consumes me, though I can see my skin turning pink under the scalding water.Tears burn at the back of my eyes, and before I can stop myself, I’m scrubbing at my skin furiously, as if I can erase every trace of him—every touch, every memory. My hands move frantically, the loofah rasping against my flesh until my arms ache. A low, guttural sound escapes my throat—somewhere between a growl and a sob.I can’t believe this. I refuse to cry. That’s what he’d want—what he’d expect. But no matter how much I try to push the thoughts away, they keep coming, swirling like a storm in my mind. This changes everything.I hate Braden. He’s attractive, sure, but that doesn’t excuse what he’s done. It doesn’t give hi
Last Updated : 2024-12-17
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Braden appeared suddenly, and I lunged at him, my fist driving into his gut with a forceful punch. As he staggered, my leg swung out, jamming into his thigh with a satisfying thud. He retaliated with a feral growl, his claws slicing into my ribs, sending a sharp jolt of pain through my side. "I'm not going to let you kill me," he spat, as I shoved him away with all my might.Amid the chaos, her scent reached me, and my eyes snapped to meet her jewel-blue gaze. She was trying to push through the fray to get to me, her face radiant with a smile that cut through the violence like a beacon. "Leo," her voice seemed to rise above the clamor of battle cries and snarls, but perhaps it was just my imagination. I turned my attention back to Braden, slicing his jaw and neck, blood pouring from the wounds like a crimson river. The urge to obliterate him was strong, but I had made a promise to let Claudia deliver the final blow. Knowing she was here, seemingly unharmed, brought me a sense of relie
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I squeeze through the bars, my hips scraping against the metal, the sting immediate and sharp. Welts are already forming, the raw skin throbbing with each shallow breath. By the time I make it through, exhaustion claws at me, my body convulsing as another wave of unbearable heat ripples through my veins. My skin burns like an open flame, every inch drenched in sweat, my clothes sticking to me like a second skin.I stagger toward the desk where Braden left my blade and grenade. Sunlight glints off the compact disk beside them, a flash of silver that momentarily blinds me. Pulling myself up, the wood splinters beneath my fingers, sharp pricks piercing my palm. I swipe the sweat from my brow, sucking in air, my breath shallow and ragged. My legs tremble as I force them to hold my weight. The battle outside the tent rages on, steel clashing, wolves snarling. I don’t have time. I need to move.Leo.I have to get to him.Shoving the blade back into my boot and tucking the grenade into my ja
The Lost Alphas Daughter Asher
Just as I step out of my office, a deafening siren slices through the air, signaling danger. The pack walls have been infiltrated.I sprint forward, my legs burning as I push myself faster. Over the hills of the pack grounds, swarms of warriors descend from all directions like a flood of shadows under the sun. Shit."Reid, make sure there's a team to get to Claudia!" I command through the mindlink, my voice edged with urgency. I don't need him to respond I need him to find her. Then, I shift, bones snapping and reforming as I surge into my wolf form. The moment my paws hit the ground, I charge toward the trees. The scent of rogue wolves fills my nostrils—wild, unhinged, bloodthirsty. Their snarls vibrate in the air, a chaotic symphony of hunger and rage.Two colossal gray wolves lunge at me, one veering left, the other right. A distraction. A trap. I keep my eyes sharp, scanning for a weakness. But I don’t wait for them to make the first move—I strike.I launch at the one in front of
The Lost Alphas Daughter Asher
I wake with a jolt, a sharp twist in my gut telling me something isn’t right. The weight of the room presses down on me as I blink against the dim light filtering through the curtains. A few breaths pass before I realize—I’m still in the lounge. Memories from last night surface, fragmented and raw, but I shove them aside as an unsettling void tugs at my consciousness. Something is missing.Claudia.Panic doesn’t grip me immediately—her clothes are still here. For all I know, she could have just gone back to the room to shower. But then, my gaze snags on a note resting atop one of her shoes, and an icy dread coils around my spine.I knew something was off in the way she looked at me last night, but the moment her lips wrapped around my cock, nothing else mattered. Now, as I stare at the note in her elegant scrawl, I wish I had listened to my instincts.I crush the paper in my palm and hurl it into the dying embers of the fireplace, watching as the flames lick at it hungrily, turning he
The Lost Alphas Daughter Claudia
The ground vibrates beneath me as the rhythmic stomp of boots closes in. The troops march one by one toward my pack, their movements a relentless drumbeat of impending doom. If I make it out of this, Leo is going to kill me—for real this time—for going off on my own.Lying here in my cell, my body throbs with the pain of my own recklessness. What I thought was an act of bravery now feels like pure stupidity. I should have challenged Braden for the pack the second I was thrown into his tent. That was the plan. But it all went wrong. Horribly wrong.Barking orders ring out from the guards outside, their voices sharp and grating. I try to force through the haze of pain of the heat to reach Leo through the mind link, but it’s useless. I’m too weak. My breath catches as the flap of the tent rustles, signaling someone’s return. My heart pounds harder, slamming against my ribs. I want out of this cage, but I also don’t. The idea of someone finding me like this—vulnerable, helpless—is terrify
The Lost Alphas Daughter Claudia
"What did you just do?" I ask, my body igniting in seconds, heat flooding every vein. My vision blurs as sweat drips down my back. Braden sways in front of me, something small and glinting in his hand. My body wobbles as he lets me go, and I claw at my hair, fingers fumbling for the vial of liquid silver. My hands shake too much to grip it. I just can't reach it. "Heat serum. If you're going to act like a whore, then I'll treat you like one," he groans, voice thick with amusement.A smolder ignites between my legs, molten and all-consuming. Fuck. I don’t know how much he gave me, but my body betrays me instantly, my movements sluggish, my mind drowning in the haze of unbearable heat pulsing through my core.My fingers slip from my hair, every thought narrowing down to a single need—I have to get out of these leathers and this jacket. Too hot. Too tight. Every beat of my heart pumps more of the serum through my bloodstream, and my panties are already soaked. The thick scent of my arou
The Lost Alphas Daughter Claudia
I'm thrown onto an old wool rug, the rough fibers scraping against my bare hands. I sneer, because even in the midst of battle, Braden refuses to go without his creature comforts. Though a small part of me is grateful—at least I'm not being smushed into the dirt again.Several pairs of black boots surround me before two gleaming black brogues step into my line of vision. "Baby, is that really you?" His voice carries an almost genuine concern, but I know better. I adjust my position, craning my neck to look up at him.Those dark blue eyes are as cold as ever. But everything else is different. He’s massive, his muscles stretched tight over his frame as if he’s been pumping himself full of steroids. He could crush me like a bug."Braden... thank the goddess," I breathe, forcing bile down as I summon a few well-placed tears to trickle down my cheek. He's the one man that has haunted my dreams for months, I never wanted to see him again. I try to stop my body from shaking from fear grippin
The Lost Alphas Daughter Claudia
I make it to the top of the cliffside, my heart pounding like a war drum as the sun scorches my back. The air hangs heavy, thick with the kind of stillness that only comes before battle—that electric pause before chaos erupts. Even the birds have fallen silent.I tread carefully along the ridge, peering over the other side where their camp sprawls below. From here, I'm just far enough beyond our borders that no guards should detect me. I suppress my aura, unwilling to risk Braden sensing my presence. Lowering myself into a crouch, I inch forward until I can lie flat behind a boulder, my breath shallow, controlled.The camp is a storm of movement, warriors swarming in organized precision. Hundreds, maybe even thousands. It’s as if the entire New Moon Pack has assembled for this. My stomach tightens as I spot Uncle Leon moving through the front line, barking orders. So this is how the rogues are involved. Disappointment stabs through me. One of my father’s most trusted allies, now worki
The Lost Alphas Daughter Claudia
I wake up tangled in a mess of limbs on the floor, the fire now reduced to glowing embers, and a pleasant ache thrumming between my thighs. Leo lies beside me, his soft snores blending with the distant chirping of birds, signaling the break of dawn. Carefully, I peel myself away from where our bodies are molded together. I can’t wake him. Every movement is slow, calculated, as I inch my way free.Once I’m loose, I jump up, the dim morning light seeping through the curtains now that the candles have long since melted into pools of wax on the floor. My fingers fumble for a pen, hastily scrawling a note explaining where I’m going and why. He’ll be furious—I know it—but he’s my mate, and I will protect him no matter what. This way, at least, he’ll be mad but not worried. Or at least, I hope not.I sprint down the hallway, my bare feet slapping against the cold wooden floor. The scent of burnt-out wax lingers in the air, mingling with the remnants of last night. Clothes and forgotten items
