LOGINShare
Training
Last Updated:
2024-10-05 13:46:05
Latest chapter
The Mysterious Alpha Ava’s Confession
Freda’s P.O.V“What are you searching for?”I asked again, this time softer, hoping Craig would finally tell me something—anything—about what he was truly after.But instead of answering, his expression shifted. The openness that had briefly been there vanished behind a wall of calm indifference. “I think they’re gone,” he said flatly. “Let’s go back to camp.”I nodded slowly, understanding what his silence meant. He wasn’t ready to open up—not to me. No matter how many battles we’d survived together, or how many nights we’d shared by the same fire, I was still just a stranger to him.We walked in silence through the forest, the only sound coming from the faint crunch of leaves beneath our boots. The sky had turned pale gold, streaks of sunlight piercing through the dense canopy. The world around us looked calm, almost peaceful, but my chest felt heavy. There was a growing space between us, one that no amount of shared danger could close.By the time we reached the camp, most of the o
The Mysterious Alpha Backup Plan
Adrian’s P.O.VThe sound of glass shattering filled the room, echoing sharply as fragments scattered across the floor. The maids flinched and hurried backward, but my beta stood rooted in place, his eyes downcast, his hands clenched behind his back.“I’m sorry,” he muttered.I flexed my hand, forcing myself to calm down when all I truly wanted was to smash something else. The rage boiling in me was too loud, too raw to ignore.“I can’t believe you all lost to just one outcast Alpha.”Silence followed.Jason knew better than to offer me any lame excuses. What could he possibly say? It was already humiliating enough that I had lost to Craig. But what stung more was that I had lost her. Freda.And now, I had no clue where she was or what she was doing. How was I supposed to make her my Luna if she had completely vanished from my grasp?The only lead we had was the rumor that she was with that outcast Alpha — the same man fighting to reclaim his pack from his uncle. If she truly intended
The Mysterious Alpha Pulsing Mark
Freda’s P.O.VThe fire crackled softly, sending thin ribbons of smoke curling into the night air. The forest around us was still—calmer than it had been in days. Craig sat opposite me, his back against a fallen log, his arm completely healed.For the first time since we escaped, I allowed myself to breathe.My fingers brushed the faint glow on my thigh. The mark wouldn’t stop pulsing beneath my skin. It wasn’t painful, but it carried a strange warmth, like something alive was sleeping inside me, waiting to wake.Craig’s eyes flicked toward me. “It’s glowing again,” he said quietly.Ever since I got the mark, this was the first time it had glowed continuously.I nodded, staring at the silver veins that shimmered faintly under my skin. “It started right after the fight. It’s been doing this on and off since then.”He leaned forward, his expression thoughtful. “That’s not normal magic. It’s something deeper—ancient.”“Ancient?” I repeated, trying to keep my voice steady.He nodded. “The
The Mysterious Alpha Back to her Origin
Adrian’s P.O.VIt was hard for me to believe that I’d been beaten — and not just by anyone, but by an outcast Alpha.I winced as the maid pressed a damp cloth against my wound. The pain burned through my shoulder, hot and unforgiving. If only we still had a healer in the pack, I wouldn’t be sitting here gritting my teeth like this.This—this was exactly why I had to get Freda back.“Where is Adrian?” My father’s growl rumbled through the corridor, shaking the air. I could hear the hurried footsteps and panicked whispers of the servants outside. No one ever wanted to face him when he was angry.The first group he’d sent to retrieve Freda had failed miserably. Now, I had failed too—and returned wounded.The door slammed open. The moment my father stepped in, the maid tending to me dropped the cloth and fled without a word.“Where is she?” His tone was cold, final, heavy with authority.I said nothing, just clenched my jaw. The pain was bad, but my pride hurt worse. I had never lost a fi
The Mysterious Alpha Alphas Fight
Freda’s P.O.VCraig’s words echoed through the forest.“Then you’ll have to get through me first.”The air around us shifted, heavy with power. A faint growl rumbled in his chest as his eyes glowed faintly gold; the mark of an Alpha ready to defend what was his member. I had no idea when he started seeing me as one. Adrian smirked, raising his hand. “You always did like showing off, didn’t you, Craig? Let’s see how long you last this time.”The shadows behind him surged forward. They weren’t just men — they were trained wolves from my old pack, warriors who knew how to strike without hesitation.Craig pushed me gently behind him. “Stay close. Don’t move until I tell you to.”Before I could answer, two men lunged at him. Craig moved like lightning — his fist connecting with one’s jaw, sending him sprawling into the dirt. He spun, blocking the other’s blade with his forearm, then slammed his elbow into the man’s ribs. The sound of cracking bone filled the night.I could barely breathe.
The Mysterious Alpha Reclaiming her.
Freda’s P.O.VThe forest fell into a dangerous silence — the kind that made your skin prickle and your heartbeat louder than the wind. It was as if the trees themselves knew something was lurking, watching.Slowly, Craig’s hand found mine and wrapped around it protectively. His palm was warm, oddly smooth against my trembling fingers. For a brief moment, that simple touch grounded me — a kind of comfort I hadn’t expected in a place so dark and deadly.“Can you run?” he whispered.I nodded, though my throat was dry.Something moved in the shadows — a ripple in the stillness — and before I could blink, Craig’s voice cut through the silence.“Run!”I bolted forward, my breath tearing out of my lungs. Craig’s footsteps thundered beside mine, fast and steady. He was the Alpha; his speed was expected. But what shocked me was how fast I had become — my legs carrying me with a strength I didn’t know I had.An arrow sliced through the air, grazing my shoulder. I gasped in pain as it embedded i
You may also like
The Alpha's Surprised Mate (Book #1 of Silver Moon Series)
Saphyre_Dragyn456.4K viewsAccidental Surrogate for Alpha
Caroline Above Story1.6M viewsAscension of a Gamma
Caine Casann541.0K viewsThe Alpha’s Contract
Taylor West4.7M viewsThe Rejected Luna
Otiyemi297 viewsTHE ALPHA WHO HATED ME
Annypen/Odion 11.8K viewsAlpha of My Heart
Athena59 viewsThe Rider Alpha's Runaway Luna
Divinr37 views
