All Chapters of The Alpha Heirs: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

“Okayyyy.” Emily drew out the word like she was confused with the elder’s comment and behavior. “What did he mean by that?” She looked from Zach to the alpha, who both shrugged their shoulders regarding her question.“Elder Kyle never expands on his comments regarding what he has seen or may hear about any vision that he has.” Derek began to walk back to his private section of the house when he was stopped by Alex’s question.“How is he a seer, when he’s a shifter?” Alex was confused on the matter but yet excited at the same time to find another who was able to read visions like she was.Derek turned around and stood in the doorway. “We are lucky to have Kyle in our pack. He has proven to be an excellent pack member to all of us and a great friend and asset to me. His mother was a seer and his father of course was a pack member. Unfortunately, they both passed away a while ago. Kyle was one

“I’ll be right back.” Dr. Scott turned the monitor off and walked over to the door. He motioned for whoever was already standing outside in the hallway to come in. A few seconds later he and Derek were both watching the monitor with curiosity. After several moments and a nod of approval from the alpha, Dr. Scott finally turned to address Zach and Emily. “Well, it seems we have another rarity in this case.” He rubbed Emily’s hand when he saw a look of panic wash over her face. “It’s okay, nothing to be concerned about yet.”“Yet?” Emily was growing impatient and now extremely agitated with his and Derek’s lack of explaining.“It seems the two of you are having twins.” Dr. Scott turned the monitor around so that the expecting parents could see what he was talking about.“Wait. What?” Zach was flabbergasted about this new revelation. “That means two boys.” Th

“What the hell is going on?” Alex had a feeling that he and Madison were going to have a fight. She had that vision a few days ago but never got a clear image, until today, when it would happen. She marched over to where Jacob still had Madison dangling over his shoulder and pointed to the spot next to her, indicating to him that he’d better let her go.Jacob rolled his eyes but eventually gave in and let Madison down. “I’m tired of all this shit between us.” He motioned his hand between himself and Madison.“And I said I’m not ready to go back to the way we were. I can’t get that image of you and Brindle doing something so intimate together. That was something that only you and I were supposed to share, but now that’s all been ruined.” Madison knew she’d said too much of how she felt, but it needed to come out. The tears stung her eyes and then they began to fall down her cheeks.Jacob hate

“Has anyone talked to Jacob lately?” It had been over a week since they all had last seen Madison and Jacob. Alex hadn’t had any more visions, even with concentrating and focusing as the elder had suggested, she just couldn’t get any read on what was happening with either of the two.“He’s still looking for Brindle, who has also gone AWOL since all of this went down.” Danny had picked up Jacob on a few of their tracking runs, but he still hadn’t come back home yet. “Have you talked to him?” He looked over at Zach, who seemed completely exhausted with all that had been going on.“Um, I saw him once like two days ago, but he wouldn’t or couldn’t shift back to talk. It looked like this whole Madison being missing is making him go insane.” Zach had only had the chance to track both Madison and Jacob twice this week. Emily, who was now confined to bed rest, had him up day and night.&

Madison opened her eyes. Wherever she was it was still pitch black and she couldn’t see anything in front of her. She still had some kind of rope binding her hands together and her ankles were crisscrossed and wrapped with some sort of material. Her whole body ached and she felt like she’d been in this prone position for years. She heard a door unlock and soft footsteps coming closer to her. She closed her eyes and pretended to be back asleep. The darkness that was once in front of her now had a soft hint of light. Whoever had come in obviously was lighting some sort of candles as she smelled a hint of burning wax in the air. Madison kept her eyes closed, but opened them enough that she could somewhat see. It took a few seconds for her eyes to adjust, then she could make out several details of where she was at. The walls were bare and seemed as if they were made of dirt. There were three candles in a smallholder that was placed to the side of her. A couple of empty IV fluid