All Chapters of In the Chains of the Alpha: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

“I said close your eyes, little girl.” Tara forgot, but as soon as she did, he rubbed her butt hole and her clit at the same time. “I knew you’d like this. You’re a pleasure beast. I should put your feet over your head to have access to both your holes more easily. You’ll be begging for me to do this soon enough.” Tara lay chained naked to the bed, her nipples restrained in nipple clamps, a chain linking them together, and Cal’s hands were doing things to her clit and ass. Her head thrashed from side to side as she moans. “Please. I don’t know what I’m feeling.” “Ah, there’s a good girl, accept it. Show me how you like it.” He pinched her clit hard. She cried out in response, panting and staring at hit. He could tell she was going to ask him why he’d pinch her. But he released her clit and the look on her face as blood flowed to her clit, swelling it, and making it throb. “See, I’ve been telling you that you’d like this.” As her brain registered that, he popped a fin

It was around one in the morning when Tara awoke to the alpha’s phone was ringing off the hook. He finally woke enough to answer it. “This better be really good or the world is on fire.” His security guy was on the phone. Tara could hear him. “I’m sending you a video that you need to watch from beginning to end. Some human got access to a Harbour Wolves security camera footage of some rogues fighting fae in the west end of their territory. It’s bad and I can’t see how they’ll be able to hide this. There’re street names in the original video and a quick google will prove the place exists. Right down to the timestamp, nothing points to the video possibly being doctored or tampered with.” “Crap. That makes how many videos out there in recent months?” The alpha put the phone on speakerphone and started flipping through his phone until he located the video his security guy. Guy, Tara resisted giggling. His security guy was named Guy. She could see the vi

As if they weren’t having enough trouble within the city right now. Cal found he needed to up his security for the club and the packhouse behind it. Tara called it correctly. The day opened with breaking news about a pharmaceutical lab being raided. The media was ravenous for any information they could get. What alerted the authorities to this company, and it’s practices wasn’t a snitch. But they all out attack on the company and it’s over the top response. When human authorities took a cursory view, nothing added up and the list of illegal acts became apparent. No one, though, was prepared for the victims that were uncovered. These weren’t animals being experimented on, but what they at first thought were humans. Some were, but when the not quite human creatures surfaced, all out chaos hit the airwaves. Cal was sitting there in the meeting of the Toronto Council of Alphas, with NARC Ruling Council representation there watching as things un

“He’s what?!” Tara stepped past the trainer to look more closely at the wolves waiting in the enclosed space. The hedge hid them from prying eyes. Sure enough. There was her brother in a corner sulking. How long had he been here? Why was he here? Why hadn’t the alpha told her he’d shown up? “Eddie? Where have you been? What is going on? Why are you testing to train with this pack?” “Tara. Finally, well, funny you should ask that.” “No. I have instructions you aren’t allowed to speak to each other until he met certain criteria.” The trainer stepped between them before they could hug. “I’m sorry Luna. It’s part of his punishment, and hinges on his successful completion of the initial stages of training.” “What?” “He has to learn respect and prove he can follow through with something. The Alpha believes your brother here disrespected you time and again. He also set you up to end up in a position what you could have been killed on multiple occ

Rachel watched the poor girl struggling. This wasn’t fair to her. Cal insisted she could handle learning the ropes of the club and pack business. What he failed to do was look at her critically. She told him she couldn’t do it job. It wasn’t because she wasn’t smart enough, but because she lacked the education and confidence to deal with the job. It was the connection between the person and the job. She couldn’t read properly, and it was having an effect on her performance. That would become yet another to work on with her. Rachel never found herself a mate, and she was fine with that. But she hated to watch the matings that weren’t exactly happy-ever-after. She often felt like she’d dodged a bullet not when it came to having a mate. Rachel wasn’t sure if this was just something that happened to the young or happened to everyone that found their mate. It’s part of the reason she took the role of Den Mother and Floor Manager. She was out there fixing this a