All Chapters of The Alpha Of My Dreams: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

“Are being targetted? Dr. ingres?” i asked.I din't know if he heard me but he lifted his arms up as if surrendering.As the red dot on Dr. Ingres' face grew more intense, I realized we were being targeted by a sniper. I quickly grabbed Dr. Ingres and pulled him to the ground as the sound of a helicopter grew louder.As the chopper approached, I saw a figure jump out and land on the terrace. He stood up and pointed a gun at Dr. Ingres. It was Dr. Jenkins, one of Ingres' colleagues from the research facility."Don't say another word, Ingres, or I'll shoot you," Jenkins said, his eyes flashing with anger. “What nonsense are you trying to feed her?” "What's going on here?" I asked, trying to diffuse the tension. He heard our conversation?Jenkins turned to me, his gun still trained on Ingres. "Your friend here killed my family. My brother." he said, his voice shaking with rage. "He used them as test subjects for his experiments."Ingres looked stunned. "That's not true," he said, his v

"He got what he deserved," Nikau said firmly. "No one should have to suffer like those animals did."There was a moment of silence as we all considered what Nikau had said. I knew he was right, but it still hurt to think about all the pain and suffering that had gone on behind those castle walls."We'll find a way to make it right," Marcus said, reaching out to pat my hand. "We'll find a way to stop this from happening again."I nodded, feeling a little bit better. Maybe there was hope after all.Eventually, there was laughter all around the table, and for a moment, it felt like we were just a group of friends enjoying a night out. Marcus cracked a few jokes, Inspector Chris told a few stories from his days on the force, and even I found myself joining in the laughter.As the drinks flowed freely, the atmosphere became more relaxed. Ava started telling jokes, Nikau did a few impressions, and even Inspector Chris seemed to be enjoying himself."Okay, guys, I've got one for you," Ava sa

After spending a few days at the cabin, we felt that its time to leave it behind. I waited for news from inspector Chris but there was nothing. It seemed that they haven't found the body yet. Now, it didn't matter anymore. Dr. ingres had no family and it seemed as if there was nobody to mourn his death. A lot of questions have gone unanswered tho. How much has he completed in his project? What was dr. Jenkins ‘cure’? What happened to the crescent pack? Maybe we'll never know. Some things are better unanswered after all.As we began packing up our things, it felt like we were finally closing a chapter of our lives that had been filled with fear and uncertainty. We had spent enough time in the cabin, and it was time to move back to the caves, where we belonged. I started folding my clothes and packing them in my suitcase, while Nikau rummaged through the drawers, collecting various items and placing them in a box.As we worked, Rusty, our pet fox, seemed to sense that something was goin

A few days passed and everything was peaceful. We spent our days lounging by the hotsprings, enjoying each other's company and feeling grateful for each other's safety.But then, I started to feel sick. At first, I thought it was just a small cold. But as the days went by, my symptoms worsened. I had a high fever and was too weak to get out of bed. Nikau, Rusty, and our friends took turns taking care of me, bringing me soup, water, and medicine. But my fever didn't go down.I was scared. It was the first time in a long time that I had been sick, and I didn't know what was happening to me. Nikau sat by my side, holding my hand and telling me everything was going to be okay. But even his comforting words couldn't ease the fear that was starting to grow inside me.As the days went by, my condition didn't improve. My friends and family grew more and more worried. I could feel their fear and concern for me, but I didn't have the energy to do anything about it.Rusty would curl up beside me

It was as if every step I took was heavier than the last, and I knew that this trial was not going to be easy.As I made my way deeper into the forest, I heard the sound of growling in the distance. My heart leaped into my throat, and I quickened my pace, my eyes scanning the darkness for any sign of danger.Suddenly, a pair of glowing eyes appeared in the darkness, and a snarling wolf lunged at me. I reacted quickly, calling upon my power and transporting myself out of harm's way.But the wolf was relentless. It continued to pursue me, and soon I found myself surrounded by a pack of snarling beasts. I knew I couldn't use my power to transport myself again. I had to face them head-on.Gathering my courage, I stood my ground and faced the wolves, my heart pounding in my chest. But as I looked into their eyes, I saw something that surprised me. It was fear. The wolves were afraid of me, of my power. They probably recognized the power of their ancestors that can be bared by only the stro