All Chapters of Trapped Between Vampire and Alpha: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The clash between werewolves and vampires was inevitable, as both sides braced themselves for the impending battle. The location chosen for the confrontation was an ancient forest, thick with gnarled trees and shadows that seemed to dance in anticipation of the violence that was about to unfold.‌As the moon reached its zenith, casting an eerie glow over the battlefield, the werewolves gathered, their eyes gleaming with an untamed ferocity. They stood shoulder to shoulder, their muscles tensed, ready to unleash their primal strength upon their enemies. Andrei, their Alpha, stood at the forefront, his commanding presence radiating an aura of unwavering determination.‌On the opposing side, the vampires assembled, their pale skin glinting under the moonlight. Their eyes burned with an otherworldly hunger, fangs glistening as they prepared to strike. David, their leader, exuded a dangerous charisma, his cunning mind calculating each move with precision.‌Tension hung in the air as bot

None of the werewolves had any idea that everything had gone according to David's plan. The battle seemed intense, and the werewolves believed they were gaining the upper hand. However, it was all part of David's meticulously crafted scheme to deceive them. The vampires strategically retreated, giving the werewolves a false sense of victory.‌As the battle raged on, David closely monitored the situation, observing the werewolves' growing confidence. He knew that their belief in their imminent triumph would be crucial for his plan to unfold successfully. The strategic withdrawal of the vampires played a crucial role in luring the werewolves into a state of complacency.‌David's true intentions went beyond the immediate battlefield. He had orchestrated a grand illusion, designed to trick the werewolves into a false sense of security. By allowing the werewolves to believe they had won, he could exploit their lowered guard and strike when they least expected it.‌Meanwhile, David ensur

David's grip tightened around Sabrina's motionless body as he swiftly dispatched his loyal mini bats to relay a message to his entire clan. The ethereal creatures fluttered away, their wings carrying the infrasonic messages that echoed through the vampire lair.‌The message reached every corner of the clan's domain, alerting them to the success of their mission and the imminent retreat. Vampires, who had been engaged in the intense battle against the werewolves, now received the signal to disengage and withdraw. The once fierce warriors swiftly turned their attention to regrouping and departing from the scene.‌As David surveyed the room, a sense of satisfaction washed over him. His plan had unfolded flawlessly, and he had successfully captured Sabrina. Now, it was time to retreat and bask in his triumph. With a commanding presence, he turned and strode purposefully towards the exit, carrying Sabrina in his arms.‌The vampire clan members, still buzzing with the thrill of victory,

Sabrina's eyes shot open, and she immediately jolted upright. Disoriented, she looked around and realized she was in a dimly lit chamber with stone walls and flickering torches. Her heart raced, and a shiver ran down her spine as she caught sight of David standing before her, his eyes gleaming with a predatory hunger.‌"D-David? What's happening? Where am I?" Sabrina stammered, her voice trembling with fear.‌David's lips curled into a malicious grin as he took a step closer. "Ah, Sabrina, my dear. Welcome to my humble abode," he said, his voice dripping with sinister delight. "You're in the heart of my vampire clan's lair. A place where your power and bloodline will be of great value to me."‌Sabrina's breath hitched in her throat. She felt a surge of panic, her mind racing with thoughts of escape. "No, this can't be happening. Andrei! Help me!" she cried out, her voice echoing through the chamber.‌David chuckled darkly, his eyes narrowing with amusement. "Ah, sweet Sabrina, cal

As she settled into her new surroundings, Sabrina couldn't shake the nagging thought that perhaps she should feel better here than she had in the werewolf pack. After all, she was being treated with kindness and respect, a stark contrast to the way Andrei had treated her. Memories of her time with him resurfaced, the painful recollection of being treated like a mere servant, chained to the wall, and subjected to his whims.‌Yet, despite the seemingly better treatment, Sabrina couldn't shake off the uneasiness that lingered within her. Being among the vampires, even in their human forms, stirred up a sense of unease and vulnerability. David had instructed his clan not to reveal their true vampiric nature to Sabrina, knowing that it would trigger her past trauma. However, the underlying knowledge of their true identities still lingered, casting a shadow over her perception of safety.‌Sabrina often found herself lost in her thoughts, contemplating the compl