All Chapters of Captured By The Enemy Gamma (Overpowered Series): Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Hera’s POV Felixe’s rejection destroyed my will to live. After returning home, I trudged over to my room and locked myself in. I knew Zephyrus had left to get Lena from Hazel’s house. This time, it didn’t affect me. Lena was lucky my brother loved her so much. I was doomed forever, and it was useless to take out my grudge on her. I didn’t want to fight anymore if I were to live here all my life. Tears fell from my eyes as I stared into the darkness outside, the snow-covered lake Lavin stretching for a mile in our backyard. I had so many childhood memories with my twin here. I wished I could go back to those carefree days! Being a grown-up wasn’t fun at all. I was better off dreaming and waiting than having my dreams shattered to pieces. The future looked dismal to me. How would I bring up my pups all by myself? I didn’t have anyone to help or guide me. The whole night, Felixe’s words echoed in my head. Would he now attack us? Would he fight with my brother? I wondered where Lyra

Felixe’s POV It was almost late afternoon when we reached the battlefield of Lucania. It was a valley on the other side of Astros Hill, a small, eroded hill on the eastern boundary of Lucania. I was well-versed in this place, having fought here before. At a distance, I could see Zephyrus’s wolf, Zeus, waiting for me with his warriors. My eyes scanned the place for my mate! She wasn’t here! I frowned in concern since Hera always accompanied her twin in every battle he fought. Was she okay?This wasn’t the time to contemplate that. I trooped in with my army from the opposite side of the battlefield.“Wait for my command to attack!” I yelled at my warriors.“Halt! Wait here for further orders!” I barked at them. Soon, I shifted and let Freyr take over! When they halted at a safe distance, I left my warriors behind and approached the enemy, all alone. Zephyrus stepped forward to meet me, keeping his promise. We stopped a few feet away from one another. I watched him warily but strange

Felixe’s POV I crept behind the snow-covered hedgerows nearby to hide from Hera. I didn’t want to disturb her with my presence, but I was helpless. Ever since Zephyrus informed me about her pregnancy, I just couldn’t leave her here and go back. Dan tried his best and left reluctantly for our village, but I stayed on, stalking Hera without her knowledge. I knew Zephyrus was too preoccupied with Lena’s disappearance to find out about me. I saw him heading towards Annabeth, the witch’s house. Maybe he wouldn’t return here tonight. From my hiding spot, I peered into the house. I wondered whose house this was! The young female I saw with Hera wasn’t here when I used to serve as the Gamma of the pack. Was she Hera’s friend?Although I could see Hera at the dining table with her friend, I couldn’t hear a word they spoke. Earlier, her tears caused a dull ache in my heart. Was she still crying because of me? Maybe she was repenting of having met me. After all, I had destroyed her life! I d

Hera’s POV I pulled the blanket up and snuggled into it, shivering with cold. It was only then that I realized I was totally naked! I woke up with a jolt and looked around the silent room. Memories of Felixe and his intense lovemaking from last night flooded into my mind. The pale rays of the sun filtered in through the curtains and I looked around the room. Felixe wasn’t there! Hadn’t I pleaded with him to stay? Yet he left me! My heart ached for him! Why couldn’t he stay here with me? He would have been safe! I sighed and went to the washroom to freshen up before Hazel came in. Now that Felixe had left, I couldn’t let her know of his presence. This was an episode I would bury in my heart forever. No one in my village needed to know about Felixe’s intrusion in Lucania. They would surely react since he was the enemy to them. Changing into fresh clothes, I stood at the foot of the bed to arrange the messed up bed. I didn’t want to. I wanted to have his scent permanently imprinted on

Felixe’s POV Dan opened the door to grab hold of the intruder while I sprang to help him. There was no time to ponder over his resemblance to my mother. I rushed after Dan, but the stranger was nowhere in sight. “Where did he go? Wasn’t he here a second ago?” I got down the steps and trudged around the trailer, but it seemed he had vanished into the air. Paul woke up too and stood on the steps when Dan pointed at a dark shadow speeding away in the distance. “There he is.” It was difficult to chase him in the blizzard. We watched him disappear from view and returned to the sanctity of the trailer. “I’ll keep watch in case he returns,” offered Dan. We sat on our bunk beds, but all sleep had left us already. “Who was it? Alpha Ambrose’s spy?” asked Paul, but I shook my head. Alpha Ambrose’s spies didn’t work this stealthily. They always launched a vicious attack. “I think it was a rogue seeking entry for food and shelter.” I looked at Dan and shook my head in disagreement. “I don