All Chapters of I Don't Remember Loving You, Alpha: Chapter 321 - Chapter 330

TristanI shivered from the cold water and dried off my body with a towel as fast as I could. My body was shocked by the extreme cold, as I always prefer hot baths for comfort. But I knew that was a luxury here so I pressed on. At least, the water was clean. Despite being in such a remote location, this cabin has a consistent supply of clean running water. I reasoned that it must have been transported here via an antiquated piping system from a natural spring somewhere in the forest. I'm thankful that I won't have to take a river bath which I hated. With my fingers still numb from the cold water. I put on my clothes inside the bathroom because there isn't much privacy in the cabin. The tiny room is dimly lit when I exit. It's a simple room with a rickety table in the corner, two narrow beds pushed against each other, and a small window that lets in the sound of rustling leaves. The place feels even smaller because of the slight creaking of the walls caused by the wind. The moment I s

ElaineElsa had been leading the way for a while now. I didn’t know how long we’d been walking already but my feet started to feel numb. I wanted to ask Elsa how much longer we need to walk. But I always feel scared about talking to her. She was not the kind of she-wolf that I could easily get along with. Plus her fierce and mean personality towards Tristan always intimidated me. But unlike me, Tristan didn’t care. He freely expressed his frustration.“This path seems endless. Are we going to walk all day?” Tristan scoffed. He kicked a loose rock down the trail. “You didn’t tell me this was hiking and not training.”I quickly nudged Tristan in warning.“What? I am just telling the truth.” He shot me an annoyed look. “It’s true though. We’ve been walking for hours, and our leader here seems to be lost in her own world.”“Tristan, be quiet,” I muttered under my breath. “Do not provoke her. Or we’ll get in trouble again.”Tristan smirked but didn’t lower his voice. “Who cares? She’s bee

ElaineTristan took off his shirt. I removed my shoes and rolled up my pants. Elsa and Ruther were watching beside the waterfall, sitting on a big boulder. “You guys ready?” Elsa shouted. Tristan first looked at me. We are standing next to the waterfall. The loud ripples of water made my ears ring. The strong current from the waterfalls slowly sent shivers down my spine. I couldn’t imagine how it would feel once it landed on my skin. But I have to overcome my fear. I need to pass this training for my future. For the future of the Wolfsilver pack. For Trevor and our future together. I turned to Tristan and nodded. He then raised his hand as a signal. Elsa gestured for us to go in the middle. I soaked my feet in the water. My feet numbed from how cold it was. Tristan offered his hand to assist me in going in the middle. I took it and we both crashed into the strong water current ahead of us. It was worse than I thought. The heavy drops of water almost made my knees fold. But I fou

TristanThe training became a burden not just for me, but most importantly for Elaine. Unfortunately, we were still stuck in the first part of our training. It had been almost a week. Six days of an exhausting cycle. Day after day, we endured the force of the waterfall, yet no improvement could be seen in Elaine.It wasn’t surprising knowing Elaine’s background. She was an omega before I married her, who only knew how to wash dishes and clean. All she ever did was household chores and even after we divorced, she became a secretary. She wasn’t used to this type of thing. She wasn’t good at combat skills or any physical fight. No wonder this training had been brutal for her. “Stand straight! Don’t let the current destroy your stance!” Elsa shouted from the same spot she always sat on.I could feel that it wasn’t just us who were growing frustrated. Elsa had become much stricter. I could see that her patience was wearing thin. Yelling had become an integral part of our training. Every t

ElaineElsa laughed at first. It was a sharp, mocking sound. But then her face turned serious. She looked down at Tristan’s hands. Her expression darkened as she saw the way Tristan gripped her arm. “What do you think you’re doing?” she asked, her voice calm but firm.“This is exactly what you think I’m doing,” Tristan said. Through this conversation, her grip remained firm. “Let me go.”“What if I don’t?” Tristan shot back.Elsa smirked. However, I felt there was no humor in it. Her glare was cold. I never imagine seeing her this tough knowing her petite frame. She shook her head, clearly disappointed, but Tristan still wouldn’t let go.I hated where this was going. Elsa was only doing her job, and Tristan just wanted to protect me. They both had their reasons, but neither would back down.Before things got worse, I quickly stepped in between them.“You two… that’s enough,” I said.Elsa never breaks her eye contact with Tristan. I held Tristan’s arms hoping he would let go. But b