All Chapters of ALPHA DORIAN: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Dorian Grimaldi. I stood before the hunters, my muscles tensed and ready to strike. I could feel my blood boiling with anger, my instincts urging me to protect my mate at any cost. The hunters have been coming too close to my territory, and I wouldn't allow them to harm any of my people.I watched as they slowly backed away, fear evident in their eyes, but they tried to hold out—trying to prove tough. But it wasn't enough to quell the rage burning inside me. How dare they lay a threat at me and my mate. With a fierce growl, they moved back away from me. Cowards.It seems that they didn't know who the hunter was, or who she was meant to be. I still had not found concrete evidence that Eden was a hunter. I noticed one of the hunters tried to move closer to Eden and I lost it. With a fierce growl, I lunged forward, my claws slashing through the air. The sound of flesh tearing filled the forest, followed by the screams of the hunter as he fell to the ground, writhing in agony because of

Eden Monroe.I found myself standing in the middle of a grand castle, its high ceilings and dark corners looming over me like a heavy weight. I couldn't make out any details in the room, but I could feel the cold stone walls pressing in on me from all sides. The air was thick and musty with an unknown presence, and I felt a sudden chill down my spine. As I looked around, I noticed there wasn't a single source of light in the room, and it was impossible to see anything clearly. Suddenly, I heard faint whispers that seemed to be coming from all directions. I couldn't make out what the voices were saying, but I felt like they were taunting me, and it made my heart race with fear.As the whispers grew louder and more menacing, I stumbled back, losing my balance and falling to the ground. As I landed with a thud, a loud whooshing sound echoed through the room. I could feel something or someone behind me, and I knew it wasn't good.I closed my eyes tightly, hoping it was all just a bad dre

As I sat at my desk, overlooking the sprawling grounds of my hotel business on my computer, I couldn't help but feel a sense of pride wash over me. This was part of my empire, my second legacy, and I had built it from the ground up with no help involved. But just as I was about to dial another number, a voice interrupted my thoughts. It was one of my trusted associates who I had put in charge of my business, he was sounding anxious and urgent."Alpha, we have a problem," he said, his voice cracking with tension.My heart rate spiked as I sat up straight, all thoughts of business forgotten. "What kind of problem?" I demanded."It's the Zeta Moon pack," he said, his words tumbling out in a rush. "They've been causing trouble in one of your branches of hotels, and now they're threatening to boycott our entire company."My mind raced as I tried to process this information. The Zeta Moon pack was known for their volatile temper and their hostile behavior to their own kind. If they were tr

Dorian Grimaldi.I paced back and forth, my mind racing with thoughts of the Zeta Moon Pack. My boys had been in a scuffle with them earlier, and tensions were running high. My jaw was set tight, and my fists were clenched as I tried to control the anger that was simmering inside of me. The air in the room grew thick with tension as Gustavo continued to make calls, trying to get more information. I could feel the weight of responsibility bearing down on me, and I knew that I needed to act quickly to ensure the safety of my pack. I took a deep breath and tried to steady my nerves, my eyes flashing with determination."Any news?" I asked, hoping for some kind of solution.Gustavo looked up at me, his face serious. "For the hotel, it's calm now. But there's another problem." He said. "What is it now?" He stood up from the desk where he sat and slouched on the couch, "Lenora and her father are going to come to the Grimaldi mansion soon. I don't know why."I frowned. "What could they w

Dorian Grimaldi. I scooped Eden up from the floor, her body limp and bloodied. My wolf howled in anguish at the sight of our mate in such a state. I surveyed the apartment, taking in the chaos and destruction wrought by the wolf and the vampire's attack. Everywhere I looked, I saw signs of struggle and violence, but no sign of the attacker.My mind traveled back to what the counsels had said, "I leave them no choice." My blood boiled with rage at their words. How dare they think they had the right to make decisions about my life and dare to put my mate in harm's way?My hands clenched into fists, nails digging into my palms as I struggled to control my anger. The urge to lash out, to hunt down every single person who is responsible and tear them apart, was overwhelming. My wolf snarled and paced within me, desperate for blood. I took a deep breath, trying to calm myself. I couldn't let my anger get the best of me, not when Eden's life was at stake. But the anger lingered, a constant