All Chapters of Alpha Siblings: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Kate POV             I was training this morning with Alpha Reid and Beta John.  I had always trained with them before I left the Golden Moon Pack and I liked jumping back into it when I was home.  They never went easy on me and pushed me beyond my limits.  And I pushed them beyond theirs.  Often, they would spar with me with two of them fighting me at the same time.   And on days when I really needed to be challenged, we brought in our top warrior as well.              The reality was when we were being attacked, it would not be uncommon to stumble across the odd rogue on our territory and we all needed to be able to protect ourselves as best we could until help arrived.  Rogues didn’t fight with any sort of ethics; if there was a gang of them, you can assume the gang would attack at the same time.   

Maddie’s POV             I just found out I had a sister, and she was dead.  I had never met my twin.  Over the years I had felt something was missing in my life, but I attributed it largely to my lack of exposure to the outside world.  Now I was realizing maybe it was the twin bond that I had experienced.  I wanted to go to the library to explore what twin bonds meant.  I may have been sheltered but I was a well-educated woman.  I took most of my learning on-line once I went beyond what the Pack could offer me for education.             I could feel the anger rolling off me.  Pushing away from Drake, I waited.  I felt like there was more to this story.  “That doesn’t explain you, Kate,” I say.  “I realize your father had twins but how does that connect to me?” I ask.  “We believe you and Louise, your pos

Kate POV             We got back to the Silver Crescent Pack early the next morning.  We quickly stole Amelie away from her grandparents so we could spend the day with her.  To say she was excited to see me, was an understatement.  As I held her in my arms, she kept kissing and holding my face as she snuggled into me.  It made my heart hurt that she had to grow up so quickly losing her parents at a young age.  Add to that the challenges of me being torn between the Silver Crescent Pack and the Golden Moon Pack.              Every time I came home from Golden Moon Pack, I felt that pull to make a decision.  How much longer could or would I be able to keep up the pace of splitting my time between both Packs.  I missed Colby and Amelie both so much when I was gone.  But I also wanted to hold onto the Golden Moon Pack

Kate POV             Getting up the next morning, I was still sour with Colby.  I got out of bed and got ready for my day as he continued to sleep.  It was rare, actually never, that I have left bed before we were both awake but today, I felt like I needed some time to myself.  Getting ready I threw on skinny jeans and a navy t-shirt and put my hair in a high ponytail.  Wearing my flats, I was ready to go.  Today would be busy getting ready for the week before I headed back to the Golden Moon Pack.  I would be meeting with whomever wanted to meet with me there.  I needed to know what was going on.  One way or another.             As I quietly closed the door, I saw Amelie’s door was still closed.  Peeking into her room, I chuckled as I saw her blankets tossed off her as she was sleeping.  She must have

Kate POV             As we went through the itinerary, I had to admit Josey did a good job planning so we would be able to make optimal time and cover as many Packs as possible during our trip.  Colby knew I would only be going to half the Packs as I would not miss the deadline to be at the Golden Moon Pack in a week.             When we got to the second week of the itinerary Colby spoke up.  “We’ll need to reschedule week two, Josey,” he advises her.  She looks at him confused and waiting for an explanation.  “You don’t need to reschedule, Colby; I can take care of the Golden Moon Pack on my own,” I insert.  Colby looks at me with a hint of anger, “We’ll reschedule week two,” he repeats.              Josey decides this is a good time to throw in her two cents worth,