All Chapters of I AM ALPHA AND OMEGA: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

The outskirts of Nashville were eerily quiet as Bjorn and Karim waited for me, their figures barely visible in the dim light of the early morning. The tension in the air was palpable, and they both knew that I was walking into a trap, but there was no other option. Alpha Jo was being held captive by Arit and the bandits, and I couldn’t leave him to whatever fate they had planned. It was a dangerous mission, and I knew I was putting my life on the line. But loyalty and duty compelled me to act, no matter the cost.As I approached the city, my senses were on high alert. Every shadow seemed to move, every sound was amplified in the stillness of the night. The city was a war zone, with bodies strewn across the streets, remnants of battles fought and lost. The stench of blood and death lingered in the air, a grim reminder of the brutality that had taken place here.I slipped through the narrow alleyways, keeping to the shadows, my heart pounding in my chest. The holding cell where Alpha J

I woke up to a dull ache pulsing through my body, though I felt a little better than before, the pain was only there to remind me of the battles I had fought and the wounds I had were yet to fully heal. The room was quiet, the soft light of dawn filtering through the cracks in the wooden walls. I blinked, trying to clear the fog from my mind, and slowly became aware of the figures seated near my bed.Alpha Jo, Alpha Pax of Darklands, and Alpha Agger of Riverlands were all there, their powerful presence filling the room with heavy tension. Their expressions were serious, eyes watching me with a mixture of concern and expectation. It wasn’t often that such formidable leaders would gather like this, and I could sense that something important was brewing.Before I could even speak, Zaza appeared at my side, her face filled with worry and concern. "Ava, you need to rest," she urged, her tone gentle but insistent. "You're not fully recovered. There's no need to push yourself."But the sight

Zaza was missing, and so was Alpha Agger of the Riverlands. I looked around the room, searching the faces of my trusted allies, hoping to find some glimmer of reassurance. But all I saw were furrowed brows and uneasy glances, the same fear mirrored in every pair of eyes.Karim stood closest to me, his face a mask of concern, but beneath it, I could sense the simmering anger and suspicion that had been growing ever since Alpha Jo had left."Where could they be?" I finally asked, my voice strained with the effort to keep calm. "Zaza wouldn’t just disappear without telling anyone. And Alpha Agger…""Exactly," Karim interrupted, his tone sharper than usual. "Alpha Agger wouldn’t just vanish either. Not without a reason. And considering everything that’s been happening, I don’t like this. Not one bit."His words hung in the air, a dark cloud of suspicion that seemed to grow with every passing second. I could see the others shifting uncomfortably, their minds clearly racing with the same th

As I sat in my tent, the flickering light of the lantern cast long shadows on the canvas walls, my mind was filled with decisions that still needed to be made. We had won a battle, but the war was far from over. My thoughts kept returning to Zaza, and the gnawing fear of what Maria might be doing to her.The tent flap rustled, breaking my reverie. I looked up to see Alpha Jo standing there, his expression conflicted. There was something in his eyes that I hadn’t seen before, a mixture of guilt, fear, and something else I couldn’t quite place.“Alpha Jo,” I acknowledged him, my tone more curt than I intended. “What do you want?”He hesitated for a moment, as if unsure whether to speak. Finally, he stepped further into the tent, closing the flap behind him. “Ava, I need to tell you something,” he began, his voice low and tense.I narrowed my eyes at him, a sense of foreboding curling in my chest. “What is it, Jo? Spit it out.”He took a deep breath, avoiding my gaze. “I… I think I know

Jo took a hesitant step toward me, his voice filled with desperation. “Ava, listen to me. I know you’re furious, and you have every right to be. But we can’t let our emotions get the better of us. If we’re going to save Zaza, we need to be smart about this. Maria wants you to lose control and that’s how she’ll win.”His words barely registered. My mind was consumed by the rage, by the sole need to protect the ones I loved. “I don’t care what Maria wants,” I spat. “I’m going to find Zaza, and I’m going to make sure she never suffers again. If that means tearing Maria apart with my bare hands, so be it.”Jo shook his head, a pained expression crossing his face. “Ava, please. We have to think this through. If we go in there blind, we’ll be walking right into her trap.”I stopped pacing, staring at him with a cold, unyielding gaze. “Then let her set her trap,” I said, my voice as sharp as a blade. “Let her think she’s won. But when I get my hands on her, she’ll realize she’s underestimate