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All Chapters of Alpha Loren: Chapter 331 - Chapter 340

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Chapter 23

July 1st Ella’s point of viewThat Sunday afternoon, Abi rung me. We were still best friends, and she only lived across the lake with Blair and their three kids, all of whom were angels compared to my hoard of hooligans. Although her relationship with Blair had been solid since day one, adjusting to life in the pack hadn’t been easy for her. This wasn’t how she’d imagined her life to be, and she’d had to make a lot of sacrifices along the way. After an accidental pregnancy in high school, she had to abandon hopes of college and move in with Blair years earlier than planned. With Blair busy working for Leo, she had to devote herself to raising her children, and even that brought challenges sometimes...“Leonardo,” I said, marching into my mate’s office, “I just got off the phone with Abi.”He looked up and leant back in his chair with a heavy sigh.&nbs
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Chapter 24

July 1st Ella’s point of viewAs I lay in the bath, the golden light of sunset streaked across the sky. The bathroom was the only place I had to myself in this house, so when I had a moment, I savoured it. Cato had offered to cook dinner with Madeleine, Ana was down for a nap and the rest were playing or being anti-social teenagers in their rooms. It was bliss.As the water wrinkled my fingers, the bedroom door opened. I grimaced. I hadn’t seen Leo since he’d been a dick earlier. Peace over.But as I climbed out of the bath and caught my naked reflection in the mirror, a smile tugged my lips. An arrangement could be reached to suit both Abi and Leo. Only issue: Leo was stubborn and unwilling to compromise. But he could be persuaded, and I knew how.“What are you reading?” I asked as I stepped out of the bathroom, wrapped in our smallest towel.He was sit
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Chapter 25

July 5thElla’s point of viewOn Wednesday morning, Cato came downstairs with a bounce in his step.“You’re in a good mood,” I said as he ate his toast.“I am?” he asked.“I haven’t seen you this happy before school since you were little. What’s going on? Should I be worried?”He just smiled and walked to the sink with his plate, a bounce in his step.I narrowed my eyes, “Straight home, remember?”“Of course, Mother.”I watched him head down the drive a few minutes later, practically skipping. Mathias was heading out after him, but I put my hand in front of him.“What’s up with Cato? And why aren’t you walking together?”“I don’t want to third wheel him and Jess,” Mathias said, “He walks her to school every day.”“Jess, as in Jessica Michaels?&rdqu
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Chapter 26

July 5thElla’s point of viewMy Mom wasn’t at her home in the woods, so I headed straight for my Dad’s place at the base.As mates, it may seem odd they don’t live together. But my Mom couldn’t stand the cramped, stuffy apartment and constant surveillance Dad was sentenced to. So she utilised her freedom to come and go as she pleased, and whenever the two-hob oven, musty air and lack of natural light got too much, she retreated to her other home in the woods.I knocked on the door of my Dad’s apartment, and a few seconds later, he answered with a beaming smile on his face.“Hey, Dad. It’s lovely to see you, but no offense, I need to talk to Mom.”“None taken,” he said, stepping aside.“Mom, hi,” I said, sitting next to her on the sofa, “I need to talk to you about Max.”“Maximus Megestanis...” Dad grumbled, “N
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Chapter 27

July 5thSkye’s point of view“… And they all lived happily ever after.”Pippa’s eyes had shut and her breath fell softly. She didn’t stir as I set the fairy tale book on the dresser and tucked her underneath the blankets. I swept the wisps of brunette locks off her forehead with the tip of my finger and placed a gentle kiss on her delicate skin.“Sweet dreams, my love,” I whispered before turning to the lamp by her bed.As I placed my hand on the switch, the photo frame on her nightstand caught my eye. It held a picture from a visit to the zoo years ago. Pippa was wedged between Max and me, our faces pushed together as we smiled widely into the camera. I lifted the frame and ran my fingers over the happy family smiling back at me.The little girl was my daughter, but the happy couple holding her were unrecognisable. They didn’t look like they spent the day hating each other.
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Chapter 28

July 6thMax’s point of viewI rubbed my eyes and yawned. It was a quarter past midnight already, and I’d finished the Megestanis paperwork for the week. After switching off my computer and the lights downstairs, I headed to bed.After I creaked open my bedroom door, I found a figure already in my bed. Sleeping soundly in the soft blue hue of the moon was Skye. She hadn’t stepped inside this room for two weeks. Not since she moved her things into the spare room and refused to even share a bathroom with me. But there she was, asleep in my bed.She hadn’t stirred with my entrance. I could stand and admire her. She’d never know.In her white nightdress, she was an angel. With cherry lips and blushed cheeks, radiant skin and golden flowing locks. Everything was so perfect. I could find no faults in her.When I came out of the bathroom, she still lay there peacefully. So I slipped into the bed beside her a
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NEEDS DELETING

July 6th Max’s point of view I rubbed my eyes and yawned. It was a quarter past midnight already, and I’d finished the Megestanis paperwork for the week. After switching off my computer and the lights downstairs, I headed to bed. After I creaked open my bedroom door, I found a figure already in my bed. Sleeping soundly in the soft blue hue of the moon was Skye. She hadn’t stepped inside this room for two weeks. Not since she moved her things into the spare room and refused to even share a bathroom with me. But there she was, asleep in my bed. She hadn’t stirred with my entrance. I could stand and admire her. She’d never know. In her white nightdress, she was an angel. With cherry lips and blushed cheeks, radiant skin and golden flowing locks. Everything was so perfect. I could find no faults in her. When I came out of the bathroom, she still lay there peacefully. So I slipped into the bed beside her and kissed her forehead.
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Chapter 29

July 20th - five months before Cato becomes AlphaCato’s point of viewThree weeks after my fight with Elias, my parents released me from house arrest. Jess, however, had lost her freedom permanently. She was an only child and since her first escapade with me, had been living under constant supervision. Returning home high and stinking of weed after our night in the woods only added fuel to the fire and a couple of days ago, they discovered I had been walking her to and from school and I received a text informing me her father would be escorting her instead. There was also a part about staying out of their daughter’s life and never speaking a word to her again, but that was irrelevant to me.“How long is this going to last?” I asked as we lay on the grass in the playing fields. It was fourth period and we were supposed to be in math class, but we’d much rather spend our time gazing at the drifting clouds
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Chapter 30

August 20th – four months before Cato becomes AlphaElla’s point of viewOver the next few weeks, Cato was a different kid. Every morning, he was up at 6 am going out for a run or heading to the base for extra training. He refused to miss a single one of Leo’s meetings and they spent hours in the office together, Leo teaching him everything there was to know.Even when I was fulfilling my duties as Luna in the factions, he accompanied me. He helped build houses, hand out supplies, care for the frail and I even got him changing a few diapers. The kids in the villages adored him, of course. They gathered in hoards for a high five and to ask Cato countless questions about being Alpha. He answered each one with patience and honesty, no matter how wild or vague. And his stamina for playing mind-numbing games like duck-duck-goose and eye-spy was unspeakable. We didn’t get a single call from the police station or school.
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Chapter 31

August 20thCato’s point of viewWhen school ended for summer, I dreaded not seeing Jessica all vacation. She was still grounded and wasn’t even allowed on runs unaccompanied. Fortunately, having grown up with strict parents all her life, she was an expert at sneaking out. We always met at the lake at sunset when her mother would be at work and her father would be cooking dinner. Far from the villages and shielded by thick forest, we could enjoy our time together in peace. But however much she protested, as the sky grew dark, I refused to let her walk home alone. Every time, I kissed her a few hundred yards from her house and crouched in the bushes, watching her until she had climbed safely back through her bedroom.One evening at around 7 o’clock, we lay in the branches of a tree. Her head was in my lap as she held my hand.“You’re so tanned,” she said, running a finger along my arm.“Because I&
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