All Chapters of Taming the Alpha Twins: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

             Helena couldn’t really say much as her mates kissed her and left to prepare for the coming trouble. People milled about her, and Jillian pulled her into a side room, away from the chaos that brought so many memories back from that fateful night when everything changed for her.             She couldn’t get the image of her father lying awkwardly on the floor outside his room. She needed to know what happened to him that night. She saw how his body was. He’d been leaving his room, not going to it. Was someone waiting for him in his apartment?             They’d still not entered his room to do more than find that book. What did they miss in there? At the time, she didn’t see the mess as anything other than her father’s health, making it hard to

Dimitri watched as the two alphas shifted first. Just as he thought. This was the correct side of the situation. These were the wolves his server warned him to look for. They didn’t hide the fact that it marked them for greater things. As twins born on both sides of midnight and one at the end of a year, while the other was born at the cusp of the next. The moon goddess blessed them double along with a curse to ensure they didn’t abuse their favour. This pair appears to have instinctively done what would assure them of success in life. Standing with each other and using their specific skills. The single mate was the first clue Dimitri saw to tell him this was not just another failed pair of special twins. He hated the name Twins of Midnight. That was a term first coined by shifters of the Middle Ages.Times were changing and wolves were changing again, and many wolves weren’t making the change easily. Like the Rogues of the Lake Michigan Region, they were th

             Brian and Chris moved down the hazy corridors, looking for anyone alive. But what they found was a battlefield littered with bodies of the fallen. Everybody showed signs of being in a fight. Whether in wolf form or human, they’d engaged in battle with each other. A pack turning on itself was never heard of in any place but their history. Wolf packs dissolved before it came to this. They’d stopped using the rules that would bring about events like this well over a hundred years ago. Yet here they were, seeing this tragedy in all its morbid, gory glory. Not a shining moment.             Ahead of him, he could hear someone singing and talking loudly. Definitely not in their right mind. That did not surprise Brian. How could anyone be in their right mind after encountering all this? This he could blame on the mentality that encouraged f

             Helena and Jillian found Davis with Nathan in a waiting room of the pack’s medical centre. The sight of Nathan surprised Helena at the difference between now and when she last saw him. His usually neat exterior was gone, and he seemed more... For lack of a better term, rough or wild. His eyes kept going to a door down the hall. Helena looked at Davis and mouthed ‘mate’ in question, and Davis nodded. Helena nodded. Nathan seemed distracted, and rightly so.             “Nathan? Are you able to talk to me?” This man didn’t seem to be the same one she’d last seen the night of her father’s murder and the attack on the pack. He should have information that will help them put the pieces together on who was guilty of what.             &ld

             Davis watched Nathan plod through the woods. He was speaking to anyone that could hear him. Telling them it was safe to come out and seek help. That the nightmare was over. He’d brought back help for everyone. People he and they could trust. It took many hours for them to even find anyone willing to step forward from their hiding place. The wolves were hidden well, but between trackers and Nathan’s words, many came forward willing to trust those offering to help them enough to see what they were offering. It wasn’t easy at all. These people weren’t hardened fighters, but they’d been in survival mode for so long that their levels of trust were nearly nonexistent. Scared pups and women just trying to survive. There didn’t appear to be anyone that was old. Davis didn’t remember seeing any before this, and he worried they’d just died from neglect. That was sad enough