All Chapters of Alpha Nero: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

OsirisI’m crouched near the edge of the forest, nose to the ground, tracing Aeron’s last known path like a damn bloodhound. Every scent, every broken twig, it’s all starting to piece together in my mind. I can almost feel him here, can almost hear the rustling leaves and his footsteps. I’m deep in the zone, blocking everything else out, focused solely on tracking my little brother.A familiar scent catches me off guard—something comforting, like home, and something else... soft, familiar. I lift my head, the scent growing stronger. I know this scent.“Osiris?”The voice pulls me out of the trance, and I look up to see Camellia standing a few feet away, her eyes wide with shock. For a moment, we just stare at each other, and then a smile tugs at the corner of my lips. Damn, I haven’t seen her in ages.Before I can say a word, she rushes toward me, throwing her arms around my neck and hugging me tight. “Oh my God, Osiris! I didn’t know you were back! It’s so good to see you!”I chuckl

OsirisI walk through Aeron’s dorm building, the cold concrete walls seeming a little too sterile for a college campus. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel isolated, even in a crowd. I tug my hood lower over my head, keeping my face in the shadows. I’m not exactly inconspicuous here, but I don’t need anyone knowing who the hell I am. My brother’s been missing for days, and I’m not leaving any stone unturned.I stop in front of his door, my stomach twisting as I fish out the key he gave me for emergencies. This qualifies. I push the door open and step inside.The room is a mess. Papers scattered, clothes tossed haphazardly across the floor, his bed unmade. It’s like Aeron never gave a shit about cleaning up. But that’s not what bothers me.It’s the fact that everything feels... wrong.Aeron’s scent is faint, like he hasn’t been here in days. Which makes sense, given that he’s missing. But there’s something else—an unease crawling up my spine as I walk further in, scanning the ro

**The following chapter contains Non-Con elements. Please read with caution******EvaI sit quietly beside Sophia, watching as she swings her legs back and forth in the seat, her wide eyes filled with excitement. The plane touches down softly, but the pit in my stomach feels like it’s going to swallow me whole. This place… this hell we’ve been dragged back to… it’s as if the moment we crossed the borders of Darius’ territory, every bad memory, every instance of his cruelty, came rushing back.But Sophia doesn’t know that. She doesn’t remember. I made sure of it.The flight was nothing short of a nightmare for me, but for Sophia? Darius has managed to win her over, talking to her softly, giving her the attention I’ve always tried so hard to protect her from. His charm, that fake warmth he uses to manipulate, worked on her. And now, as she’s pulling at my sleeve, asking me how much longer until she gets to see her new bedroom, I can barely muster the strength to smile.“Not long now,

OsirisAs I get closer to Darius’ pack lands, the air feels thicker, like I’m walking into a place where the darkness has taken root. The more I dig into this guy, the worse it gets. His name pops up in all the wrong places—rogue dealings, packs disappearing, even rumors of his involvement in trafficking. It’s enough to make my blood boil, knowing that Eva and Sophia are trapped in his world.I pull over by the side of the road, far enough from his pack’s borders that I won’t trigger any alarms, but close enough that I can feel the buzz of his territory’s energy. I’ve found it. I pull out my phone and hit Nero’s number.He picks up after the first ring. “You found him?”“Yeah,” I say, glancing in the direction of the pack’s lands. “I’m close. I know exactly where his pack is. How do you want to play this?”Nero exhales on the other end. “Good. Come back to the pack house. We need to regroup before we do anything rash.”I grip the steering wheel, frustration prickling beneath my skin.

OsirisAs I walk away from Darius’ pack house with my head’s spinning. Every instinct I have is screaming to go back, to take her and Sophia, and get the hell out of this place. But I know that’s not how this works. Eva’s too scared to make that kind of move right now, and pushing her will only make things worse.I step outside, the air cool against my skin, and head toward the SUV I parked a couple of blocks down. My hands are shaking, and I clench them into fists, trying to steady myself. She’s so close to breaking free, but Darius has her trapped in a fear so deep, it’s hard for her to see a way out.And there’s Sophia. That little girl deserves better than growing up under the control of a twisted Alpha like Darius.I reach the SUV, pull the door open, and slump into the driver’s seat. My breath comes out in a sharp exhale as I lean back, staring at the ceiling. The anger I’ve been trying to bury bubbles up again, and I smack my hand against the steering wheel, the sharp sound ech