All Chapters of The Alpha Of My Dreams: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

“Before i start the plan, let me clarify you guys something, we may be police officers but this is mission we are doing because you guys payed us a hefty prize and bringing down Dr. Ingres  is good for our reputation. But do not expect us to lay down our lives and protect you in case of emergency. We arent the army just the town police.” the inspector said. "Understood," i nodded, acknowledging the police inspector's words. "We appreciate your help and support in this mission, but we are aware that it is a paid job for you. We will do our best to minimize any danger and keep everyone safe." Nikau, Ava, Jake, and Marcus also nodded in agreement, showing that they too understood the terms of the mission. we were aware that the police were not there to put their lives on the line, but we were grateful for their assistan

With each step, I felt a sense of anticipation growing inside me. I knew that we were close to the heart of Dr. Ingre's operations, and I was determined to stop him once and for all. I pushed on, my mind focused on the task at hand, as I scaled each floor of the castle, searching for any clues that would lead us to Dr. Ingres.As i made my way up the staircase towards the first floor of the castle, my mind was filled with memories of the past. i remembered the first time i had seen dr. ingres speak at my university, when i was just a student. i had been absolutely fascinated by him, and had admired him from afar for years.i remember the day vividly. i had been sitting in the front row, captivated by dr. ingress's charisma and intelligence. He had been discussing his research on animal behavior and how it could be used to improve conservation efforts, and i had been completely entranced. i had been studying biology at the time, and his work had seemed like the perfect combinatio

jake agreed. We then left the room and went on searching for the others. The castle was huge with magnificent decor. I knew dr. ingres was rich but this rich? As i went through the corridor on the first floor, i couldnt help but admire the palace. As I walked through the first floor of the castle, I was struck by its grandeur. The walls were adorned with intricate paintings and tapestries, and the floors were made of gleaming marble. The chandeliers cast a warm glow throughout the halls, and I couldn't help but be impressed by the sheer size of the rooms.There was a dining room with a long table that could seat dozens of guests, and I imagined the opulent feasts that must have been held there. The library was equally impressive, with shelves that reached up to the ceiling and were filled with rare and ancient volumes.Despite the beauty of the surroundings, I couldn't shake off the sense of foreboding. I knew that behind the ornate decorations and luxurious furnishings lay the truth

The more i read, the more i understood that this cure could be both a blessing and a curse, depending on how it was used.Jake, meanwhile, was scanning through the bookshelves, his eyes moving rapidly from title to title. "Rebecca, come look at this," he called out.i made my way over to the bookshelf where Jake was standing, my eyes scanning over the titles. As i read the spines, i realized that these books were not like anything i had ever seen before. They were filled with ancient symbols and diagrams, detailing complex rituals and incantations that i couldn't even begin to understand."What is all this?" i asked, my voice barely above a whisper.Jake shrugged, his eyes still scanning the books. "I don't know, but it looks like some kind of dark magic or occultism. We should take some of these with us, just in case."i nodded, feeling a sense of unease wash over her. The thought of being in a place filled with such powerful and potentially dangerous knowledge made me feel like we

He didn't respond, and for a moment I wondered if he had even heard me. But then he spoke, his voice low and gravelly."You shouldn't have come up here," he said without turning around. "This is a dangerous place. The wind can knock you off your feet in an instant."Despite his warning, I couldn't help but feel relieved to have found him. "Dr. Ingres," I said, my voice shaking slightly. "What's going on? Why did you disappear like that? Why are you doing all this?As I spoke, memories of the past flooded my mind, and I couldn't help but see Dr. Ingres as he had been when I first met him - young, enthusiastic, and full of life. His past face overlapped with the present one in my mind, and it was hard to reconcile the two.I remembered the time he had taken me under his wing, showing me the wonders of science and medicine. I had been so in awe of him, so eager to learn everything he had to teach me. But now, as I looked at him, I saw a man who was tired, haunted, and burdened by a secre