All Chapters of Alpha VS Alpha: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Sophia Dream My eyes fluttered open when a cold breeze caressed my skin. I was in a bed, but I didn’t recognize the room. The sheets surrounding me were silky and soft. I let my eyes scan the room and frowned when I noticed no windows. Where had that coldness come from? The room was toasty warm because of the stone fireplace in the corner. The decor was rustic and old; it looked like it belonged in an old castle. The place felt familiar, but I didn’t know why. I swung my legs over the side of the bed and noticed I was wearing a white silk nightgown with spaghetti straps. The gown reached my mid-thigh and left very little to the imagination. A voice inside my head told me to run and that I should be scared, but I wasn’t for some reason. In fact, I didn’t feel anything. My feet hit the cold tiled floor as I stood from the bed and walked toward the only door in the room. I could see the light flickering at the bottom of the door coming from the other side. Once I reached

Drake When we first arrived at the High Mountain Pack, I was ready to force the information I wanted out of Sophia. I couldn’t believe she was hiding Cole away from everyone. Sophia refused to tell us where she hid him, even after I used my alpha aura to try to intimidate her into telling us. I knew it didn’t affect her, but she respected me enough that she usually didn’t put up much of a fight. I saw red the minute she told me about how Cole tried to drug and kidnap her. I swore, if Cole had been in front of me at that moment, I would have ripped his throat out. I didn’t care if he grew up in my pack and was like a son to me; no one hurt my baby girl and got away with it. I suppose that was why Sophia was so hellbent on hiding him from us. I wasn’t the only one that was furious; Rider looked like he was struggling to keep his composure whenever someone mentioned Cole’s name. Sophia was confident and determined when she told us what happened with Cole and how she and Emma

Sophia I allowed myself to feel sad and angry for a few hours after my conversation with Rider, but that was all I could afford. After that, I put my game face on and focused my attention on the upcoming attack. The rest of the day had been a blur between preparations and welcoming the arriving warriors. I really didn’t have time to have a pity party, even if I wanted one. Rider was brooding the rest of the day and made it a point to ignore my existence the best he could. The way he had been acting certainly wasn’t making me want to compromise with him. That night I barely slept at all. I wasn’t sure if it was because of Rider or what was coming in the morning. Either way, my mind was a mess, and I spent most of the time tossing and turning. I was wide awake at four-thirty a.m. and knew I wouldn’t get any more sleep, so I got out of bed and had a quick shower before getting dressed in black leggings and a black T-shirt. The color I chose was fitting, given the mood I

Rider Once all the warriors were ready, I fisted the necklace that was supposed to open the portal in my hand. An uneasy feeling swirled in my gut, but that feeling was likely because I had no idea what to expect. Magic wasn’t something I grew up around. I was also curious to see what would happen when I said the word open in Latin, as Cole instructed me to do. I guess I was about to find out. “Apertus!” I shouted. I watched in amazement as a blinding white light appeared before me and expanded until it was big enough for a person to walk through. The light remained at the circle’s edge while the center was pitch dark and swirling. I was expecting more of a door, not some dark circle that led to goddess knew where. I glanced to my right and then left, where Matty and Rory stood. Both guys nodded, letting me know they were ready, but they also seemed hesitant by the portal. Behind us was an army of warriors, including Drake and Cole, prepared to follow us. I clutche

Sophia My team crossed through the portal right after Rider’s team. Our primary focus was finding the prisoners and returning them to safety. Cole had shown us on the map where the prisoners were being held, so as soon as everyone was across, we made our way toward the west side of the camp. We passed some of our warriors fighting against rogues, but by the looks of things, they had everything under control, so we kept moving. It only took a few more minutes before we spotted the two buildings used as prisons. They weren’t even buildings, really, but rather large outdoor cages with metal bars surrounding all sides. There was zero protection from the weather for those trapped inside. I frowned as we got closer, one cage was crammed with people, but the other one was empty—the full one held around one hundred prisoners, which was only half of what we were expecting. “What happened to the rest of the prisoners?” Emma murmured as we approached. “Good question,” I re