All Chapters of ALPHA'S HUMAN SURROGATE : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

GABRIEL My mother's appearance excruciated me and damaged me so I scaled back from all the work and my responsibilities as the Alpha. How did she find me? Why did the people I rule open the gate for her? Did she manipulate them the way she did with my dad with fake love? Where did she get the courage to show up at my house and ask me to take her and my brother in after all these years? After all the pain and torture I went through. Does she expect me to welcome her with open hands? A knock on the door yanked me to present. I lingered my eyes on the door with the thought of that person knocking being my mother's ally. Even my pack is against me. If they weren't, why would they let her in? Someone's persistence on the door distraught me. I gritted my teeth, frustrated swatted out of the chair, and marched over to the door. Whoever it is must be tired of his or her life to come to derange me. I opened the door and furiously grabbed whoever it was that dared to define my orders by the

I jolted awake with a loud gasp, sweat dripping down my face. I was still down on a large cold marble floor. Didn't anyone hear my fall? Anyway— That's not the case to be concerned about. I forced my still-numb legs and dragged them into the elevator and to Gabriel's room where I didn't find him. Where could he be right now? This is such a huge house that's divided into multiple parts, which gives me difficulty in knowing where to start to look for him. I don't even know who his beta is to ask because I came to learn werewolf betas are the closest to the alphas. "This man has to die and you can't stop it. It's his destiny." "Are you ready to lose the child growing in your womb?" Those two utterances came rushing back into my head, petrifying my body with chills. I pushed them behind me and went on with Gabriel's hunt. I'll protect him, necessarily. He doesn't deserve to die like that. Especially in his stepmother's hands. How does that old man expect me to just stay still and watc

JAYDEN Catriona pulled away, staring up at me with a faint smile. That's not a bad idea, but I am not going anywhere. I can't be running like some kind of a criminal. It's tiring. Plus, my brother is still doleful about relocating them to a new place he hasn't even spent a day. On top of that, I'm still sensitive about his health. I know you care about your brother as much as I do for you, him, and your grandmother, but I've already made my decision, baby. I can't risk it anymore. Your safety matters the most to me. So is my brother's. She pressed. Please, let me take you away from here. Just twelve months. I'll bring you back after you give birth. If you're worried about your brother's health, I'm ready to hire a private jet for just the three of you to my secret house in— Should we continue this conversation out of this hospital room? You know my problem with hospitals. She uttered. Alright then. I'll check up with the doctor first. I uttered the words and stood on my fee

GABRIEL She hunched down to collect the cracked iPad. I'm done for. She murmured. I warped and grappled her hand so that she could stand and face me. What do you mean there's no one by that name? I asked. Do you, by chance, know the person I am looking for? Before she could respond, a woman in her age range approached us. What is going on here, Maureen? She asked as she darted her eyes between me and Paige to the cracked iPad and to where I grappled her hand. You're always bringing trouble. She added. How many names does she have? The last time I heard, she was called Paige. I thought. Sir, did she give you a hard time? She asked, drawing my attention. No, she was trying to help me, but I accidentally knocked her down. I replied. She gave me a dubious stare. Alright then. Maureen, you can go. I will attend to him— I want her. I said curtly. Delia, Maureen, what's going on over there? An older man's voice said through a walkie-talkie. Come on, girls, and get to work. Delia, he

JAYDEN I was having a hard time convincing my wolf to let me shift out. He's scared. He thinks Catriona would be taken away again and lose the child. C'mon, beast, let me out so that I can drive Catriona home. You're scared for her, I get it, but she'll be safer at the house, and you—we will ease from anxiety when she's at the pack house. I said and felt his strained muscles lose. I shifted back and drew myself to Catriona. I crouched to her, her breathing wasn't normal, and that worried me to death. I brought my hand to carry her, but she swept my hands away. She pointed behind me. I followed her hand and froze when I saw a police car with two officers in it, their eyes, mouths wide, filled with horror. I carried Catriona and sat her in the car. She held my hand as I was about to go and stared deep into my eyes. What are you going to do to them? They saw you shifting. She asked through a mind link with a wobbling voice. You know, baby. I have no choice when it comes to this. H