All Chapters of Alpha's Caged Mate: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

“Nearly four years ago, we gathered, much like we do today, under very dire circumstances the likes of which we had hoped would never darken our doorstep again,” Xavier announced, his voice alone commanding the throng to silence.“And so, it is great reticence that I inform you all that Victor Brown, former right-hand of our last Alpha and pillar of our community, is accused of treason against the Red Moon Pack of the highest order for arranging the murders of Sophia Michaels, my sister, and Samantha Brown, his daughter.”“No!”“Lies! We put that murderer away!”As he’d feared, the change in the crowd happened quickly as confusion gave way to shock and anger, much like it had right before Ava’s trial in the woods. A fact that Victor was quick to catch onto.“These are lies!” He cried out, only to groan loudly as one of the guards jostled him. “See how they try to silence me? But you know the truth, my own daughter died that night!”Xavier lifted his hands in an effort to calm the risi

It wasn’t until hours after the end of Victor’s trial that Xavier finally sent the last of the day’s crowd home. He and his father had been prepared for the questions, and damn if there weren’t more than enough to go around. He couldn’t blame the Pack for their confusion; after all, to them, the accusations, the trial, Victor’s sudden and harsh sentencing had all seemingly come out of thin air.They had no idea that the events of this morning were simply the culmination of years of misjustice. And, since he was being honest with himself now, it was his and his father’s faults that the town was so unprepared to see one of their pseudo-leaders brought low and punished. It didn’t happen very often, not in Red Moon and not in the Alliance as a whole. “I’m proud of what you accomplished today, Xavier.”Xavier let out a heavy breath, stretching his aching back as he made his way over to the perpetually stocked bar in the corner of his Town Hall office. He grabbed two glasses and the closes

“What have you done?”Noah knew from the moment he saw the stark white Bentley parked in his driveway that he was in for a treat of a conversation. But when he walked into the parlor only to find the bottle of extremely rare Rebouche au Chateau already half empty, he considered turning right back around.Alpha or not, hell hath no fury like an irritated mother. Especially when said mother was Neia Adelaide Thomas.“Which part? You’ll have to be more specific.” Noah feigned nonchalance as he took off his coat and hung it on the nearby coat hanger. “Baring all goes well in a few days, I’ve secured a seat for myself on the Council, established myself as the rightful heir to the Eclipse Alphadom, and made good with the leaders of the Alliance. All in all, I think I’ve smashed out goals.”Neia grimaced, her crimson lipstick standing out like a bloodstain against her bronzed skin, “No, Noah, darling. You&rsquo

12:30 PM“Earth to Ava! How is this not inspiring something in you?”The fingers snapping in Ava’s face caused her to blink back into the present…and then blink again in surprise at the enormous stone figure rising up out of the Upper New York Bay before her, “Oh, wow…where did that come from?”Beside her, Aiden chuckled and held up the pamphlet he picked up from the kiosk outside of the ferry dock, “According to this, France all the way back in 1884 as a sign of friendship and a celebration of independence. Hmm…maybe the Alpha’s should’ve had a statue commissioned for tonight?”From her other side, Bren snorted, “I’m glad to see that the moment hasn’t been wasted on you, Miss. I’ve lived a few hours from New York City my entire life and have never seen the Statue of Liberty.”Ava shrugged, raising her phone to capture of picture of the towering figure li

Xavier didn’t bother asking for an explanation. He didn’t care. He was already half-transformed before he’d even consciously thought to give Alexandre the reins.One moment there was a man; the next, there was a beast as Xavier burst into his half-formed state. The hulking black beast took off toward the helicopter, gaining speed on all fours before launching himself at the bitch in white.Laser-focused as he was on his target, he didn’t register the other beast; its massive form crashed into him with all of the force of a freight train. The momentum sent Xavier flying, his large, furred body skipping off the wet tarmac like a stone.He threw his body over his shoulder, coming up on all-fours and digging his claws into the cement below, coming up just shy of the edge of the skyscraper they stood on. Xavier’s barrel chest heaved as he stared down the other male. Noah was big, easily half a foot taller than Xavier in his Wolfman state.