All Chapters of THE NEWEST ALPHA: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

As our kingdom celebrated the achievements of our diplomatic endeavors, a new challenge loomed on the horizon—one that would test our unity and resolve from within. Rumors spread of a clandestine group operating in the shadows, plotting to undermine our alliance and sow discord among our nations.Whispers of discontent and mistrust permeated the corridors of power, and it became clear that we needed to uncover the truth behind these rumors before they could tear apart the alliances we had worked so hard to build.I assembled a team of skilled investigators and loyal allies, determined to uncover the identities of those responsible for the covert operations. We delved into the shadows, following leads, interrogating informants, and piecing together the puzzle that would expose the threat within.As we unraveled the web of deception, a disturbing truth emerged. The clandestine group, known as the Shadow Order, comprised individuals from various nations who sought to exploit the vulnerab

POV MIGUELI walked through the bustling city streets, lost in the cacophony of sounds and the sea of faces. Life had carried me away, consumed by responsibilities and the demands of adulthood. But today, as if guided by an unseen force, I found myself wandering down a path that led me to the place where it all began.Memories flooded my mind as I approached the familiar park. It was here that our paths had first intertwined, where our story had taken root. The gentle breeze rustled through the leaves, whispering echoes of the past, as if urging me to continue forward.And then, there she was.Lya stood beneath the shade of a tall oak tree, her radiant presence capturing my attention like a beacon in the storm. Time seemed to stand still as I watched her from a distance. Her eyes, like pools of deep enchantment, reflected a mixture of strength and vulnerability. Her laughter echoed through the air, drawing me closer with each melodious note.I hesitated, unsure if she would even recog

In the wake of our profound connection and unwavering love, destiny beckoned us to face the trials that awaited. The weight of responsibility bore down upon us, but we stood resolute, ready to confront whatever challenges lay in our path.As the sun's rays bathed the kingdom in a golden glow, Lya and I found ourselves in the heart of the war room, surrounded by maps, battle strategies, and the collective hopes of our people. The time had come to plan our offensive against the encroaching forces.Lya, adorned in her regal armor, exuded an aura of fierce determination. Her eyes gleamed with a fire that could rival the brightest stars, a reflection of her unyielding spirit."Miguel," she said, her voice steady yet filled with urgency, "we must prepare our troops for the impending battle. The fate of our kingdom hangs in the balance, and our people look to us for guidance."I nodded, a mix of determination and apprehension coursing through my veins. "We shall not falter, Lya. Our love wil

Ruth gave me a hateful look. I couldn't be sure, but I thought I saw a flicker of amusement cross Josh's face. But when I looked at him again, he had been replaced by his now-familiar sour expression.- This way. I gestured for him to follow me back through the cave entrance and out into the rain. I ran down the path, looking back to make sure Josh was following. He took long, graceful strides, having no trouble keeping up, despite looking like he was just taking a walk. More hair fell out of the ponytail and the rain plastered the curls to her face, making her look even more attractive. An image of him naked in a shower flashed across my vision, and I was so shocked by the thought that I turned and crashed right into a tree.— Argh! I fell backwards, landing on my ass in a puddle. Mud splashed onto my shirt and further soaked my overalls.“Careful,” Josh said into the rain as he walked past me. He didn't help me. What an idiot. I cursed myself for fantasizing about him.I followed Jo

"Sounds divine," she said, her voice a little wistful. 'I live with my mum in a flat in Crooks Crossing. There isn't much space, so I have to store my favorite books in boxes under the bed. Even so, there are several boxes hidden in the loft.— Do you live with your mother? So your parents are divorced.Allora shook her head. My stomach dropped as I realized what that probably meant. Allora looked away, her entire body stiffening. Her hand flew to her wrist, which the silver bracelet still clasped defiantly."I have to go," she whispered, the book falling from her hand and skittering to the floor.- Why? — My disappointment was transparent. I was really enjoying talking to her. I wanted to find out more about what books she liked, about her family, about her studies and what made her want to be an archaeologist.But for some reason, her father's death—because that was all it had to be—kept her closed off from me. But he didn't have to. I reached out to her, willing to say anything to