All Chapters of The Alpha's Deceit: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

LANDON:All that was a dream? Very unbelievable. Why would I be having such a dream out of everything there was to dream about? Could that mean that the Moon Goddess was revealing something to me? Something which I had missed?Having Venita stand there and say that I texted her made me think two things; was she lying? Who could have accessed my phone to have had the capacity to create such a division?Venita was fuming throughout her time in my presence. Her eyes glowing, her fangs slightly protruding. The full moon was close, probably pushing her to her limit. I had to make sure that we were in Nashville before the full Moon. From what Dr. Grant gathered and the recent development, the moon has shifted, threatening to be at its fullest by Friday. That was good news because we would have finished with everything by then. I found her fierceness sexy added to her skimpy strapless gray satin gown that hung tightly to her waist, barely covering anything. I promise you that her ass would b

VENITA:We were on our fourth shot. Believe me, whatever was in this tiny ass glass was so powerful that the room spun. I was fighting hard to stay in control and not pass out. I was still very much conscious of what was happening, in total acknowledgement of my surroundings too. Mirage laughed at every little joke. It felt nice to see her happy and carefree.While my eyes still scanned the countless beautiful women who hung to the arms of all types of men like a handbag, Mirage surprised me by taking center stage and began dancing to the upbeat played by the DJ. 'Ani't Your Mama' by Jennifer Lopez never sounded amazing until I saw a beauty like Mirage seriously throwing her back out to the beat."Come join me," she serenaded.It didn't sound like a bit of bad advice as I had been sitting and nodding to the beat. I shot to my feet and joined her, both of us yelling the lyrics at the top of our lungs while dancing and occasionally returning to the table to take more shots. After a brie

LANDON: Thursday morning arrived, the room bathed in the gentle glow of dawn. Seated at the foot of Venita's bed, I busied myself lacing my sneakers. Sneaking out of her room earlier, I'd returned to my suite for a quick shower and change before the day unfolded. "Morning," I greeted with a smile, leaning over to plant a soft kiss on Venita's cheek.Last night was one of my best. For years, I have never slept next to anyone because I wasn't much into body contact. Nonetheless, Venita got me all the time. Her body was as cool as ice, making my warm body relaxed. Every second I tried to turn away, she aggressively grumbled, taking my hand to place over her body. Her breath did smell of drinks but I didn't mind. She chuckled, cooled and smiled at intervals throughout the night like a baby having a playful dream.She froze like a sculpture before responding. "Morning," she sighed, reaching for her phone to check the time. "Damn, is it Thursday already?" I chuckled, "I'm afraid so."Her

LANDON: The haunting howls of Venita reached me, an agonizing heightened wave of pain that stirred unrest within me. My initial intent was not to return home for any reason, especially since I had been preparing to go to my pack for the first time in years. The pull toward my pack felt undeniable, a strong force that hinted at a different full moon experience. While concern for Venita remained, the priority rested with my pack, particularly the new wolves set to undergo their inaugural transformation. I hadn't seen the situation of things, and it was only right I went following the attack we suffered. I feel I have been focused on every other thing, neglecting my primary duty as an Alpha to a prestigious pack.I had Cross gather supplies essential for pain, food, and random gifts. I don't know why I went for those nonetheless. It made me feel good. My pack was rich. Had everything anyone could desire. Lived in luxury. We were all around prosperous. Don't even get me started on the har

LANDON: With each cautious step, I surveyed the area, ensuring our safety as we traversed the woods. We remained in our wolf forms, a decision made to heighten our senses and evade any potential threats. My focus was on guiding us back to my house; a place where I could better control the environment and protect us from the unknown danger that lurked in the shadows. The moonlit path was both our ally and enemy, casting silvery beams that illuminated our way but also left us exposed to prying eyes. I traded glances with Venita, a silent exchange of reassurance as we moved with a heightened awareness of our surroundings. Leaves slapped against our furs which bristled in the night air, dust filling our nostrils from each paw that undug some part of the earth we trod on. Approaching the turn in the woods that led back to my house, a subtle bolt of a sense of security hung in the air. It was a crucial juncture, a point where our path took a different, ominous turn. As we neared the fami