All Chapters of Scent Caught By The Alpha: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

I approached my mother, who was standing by the window, looking out at the darkening sky. "Mother," I said softly.She turned to me, her eyes red and puffy from crying. "Ryan, my son," she said, her voice breaking. "I never wanted this for you.""I know, mother," I said, taking her hand in mine. "But we have to be strong now. We have to fight for what's right.""I know," she said, wiping away a tear. "But it's so hard. Your father... he was always so proud of you. He wanted you to be just like him.""I'm not like him," I said firmly. "I'm my own person, with my own beliefs and values. And I will do everything in my power to protect this pack and make it better for all of us.""I believe in you, Ryan," she said, her voice filled with pride. "You are a strong and capable leader, just like your father. But you are also kind and compassionate, something he never was."I smiled at her words, grateful for her support. "Thank you, mother. I won't let you down.""I know you won't," she said,

I felt like a caged animal, trapped in my own mind as I frantically searched for any clue that could lead me to Taylor. My Beta, Philip, was right beside me, his eyes equally crazed with the need to find our packmate and friend.We had been searching for hours, scouring every inch of our territory, but still, there was no sign of Taylor. My frustration and anger were boiling over, and I could feel my control slipping away."We need to find her, Philip. We can't let her be lost to us," I growled, my voice hoarse with emotion."I know, Alpha. We'll find her, I promise," he replied, his hand tightening on the hilt of his sword.We continued our search, moving deeper into the forest. Suddenly, we heard a loud crash in the distance, followed by the sound of voices.Without a second thought, we charged towards the noise, our bodies moving in unison as we ran towards the source of the commotion.As we got closer, we could see a group of humans, armed and dangerous, surrounding a small cabin.

As we approached the entrance to the hideout, the adrenaline pumping through my veins was palpable. I could feel my heart pounding in my chest, and my grip on my weapon tightened. This was it. The moment I had been waiting for. The moment we could finally rescue Taylor and put an end to my father's treachery.I kicked down the door, and we charged inside, our weapons at the ready. But as I looked around the room, my heart sank. It was empty, devoid of life or movement. My eyes swept over the room, searching for any clues or signs of Taylor's presence.It was then that I caught a whiff of her scent in the air. It was faint, but unmistakable. She had been here, and not too long ago. My senses were on high alert, my eyes scanning every inch of the room for any indication of where she could have gone.Suddenly, I heard a faint sound coming from a nearby corridor. Without hesitation, I charged towards the noise, my senses on high alert. My Beta Philip and the other warriors followed closel

TaylorAfter a while, I emerged from the bath, feeling refreshed and renewed. Wrapped in a plush robe, I settled into a cozy armchair, inviting Nina to join me. With a cup of warm herbal tea in hand, we began to talk, our conversation drifting away from the weighty burdens that plagued my mind.Nina's light laughter filled the air, like a balm to my troubled soul. She shared stories of the pack's daily antics, amusing anecdotes that offered a welcome respite from the darkness that had consumed our lives. Her words painted vivid images in my mind, transporting me to a place of lightheartedness and joy.We laughed, we reminisced, and for a fleeting moment, the weight of my clandestine alliance faded into the background. It was a much-needed reprieve, a chance to remember the beauty of life outside the treacherous path I had chosen.But as the conversation waned, a subtle shift settled over us, reminding me of the secrets I harbored. I glanced at Nina, searching for a way to confide in h

Taylor’s POV I had just finished my breakfast, I managed to slip out of the bedroom before Nina came back to take the dishes. I had been walking around with her like my shadow for the past few days and she had now become overbearing.Ever since I told her about the truth of my father and Alpha Joseph’s blackmail, and about my pregnancy, she's been watching me like a hawk. acting like my guard. Making sure I wouldn't go anywhere without her and even watching after me in the shower. I wanted a moment of peace and quiet to be myself.Sneaking around the Pack House wasn't easy. Since I didn't want any of the guards to spot me either, I snuck out from the kitchen and out through the backdoor.Being here brings chilling memories of when Alpha Joseph threatened me. The servants were not in the kitchen, which gave me ample time to steal a snack before heading out. The truth is I wasn't sure where I was going but I knew that I needed to get away from here. To clear my head and to make the r