All Chapters of Entangled With The Savage Alpha : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

RhysI walked away from the shack where Dawn had been staying for the last few days, mad. Completely mad at myself and her for the control she had over me. I didn't want to care, yet, it seemed that caring was all I could do. It irritated me that I could sense when something was wrong with her. I'd already known that something was up before the triplets, whom I'd stationed to guard and protect her, mind-linked me this morning. I barely finished training with the rest of the pack before I came running. My excuse? Her absence from training. When all I wanted to do was see her. At least I hid how much I missed her well enough and she didn't notice that it was on the tip of my lips to confess how much I loved her presence and how sorry I was for using her as a trap.I couldn't wait for the whole ordeal to be over. I couldn't wait for the fools who plotted her downfall and tried to kill her at the Luna test to fall into my trap. They were going to regret being born.After doing a few ins

RhysI had the captives dragged down to the darkest part of the dungeons, a place where light didn’t dare to enter and the air was thick with the scent of blood and fear.I wanted them to understand why Golden Crest was to be feared and why I was terrifying.The stone walls echoed with the sounds of their panicked breathing. I paced back and forth, the shackles around their wrists and ankles clinking with each step they tried to take. I could see the fear in their eyes, the way they flinched whenever I moved too quickly or too close. They knew what was coming.I stopped in front of the first one, a wiry-looking man with matted hair and a broken nose. “Why did you come here?” I asked, my voice low and dangerous. “Who sent you?”He spat blood at my feet and glared at me, defiant despite his obvious fear. “We don’t answer to you, Alpha. We answer to the one who sent us.”My eyes narrowed as they trembled before me, bound and broken from hours of relentless questioning. The once-proud war

RhysI had never been so shocked in my life. The way Dawn lashed out at me, the fire in her eyes, and the raw power in her voice took me by surprise. My mind was a storm of conflicting emotions, and I could feel the anger and frustration bubbling up inside me like a volcano about to erupt. I tried to ignore the way my heart raced at the memory of her standing up to me, but it was impossible. She reminded me so much of the first time we met. She had been just as fiery, just as unyielding. I had been drawn to her then, and that fire hadn’t dimmed in the slightest.It was so obvious that she was going insane that day. I could smell it from a mile away along with her enticing scent. This time around, there wasn't an ounce of insanity in her eyes, just frustration and pure rage. It was a side of her I hadn’t expected—a fierce, powerful side that stirred something deep within me, something primal. Her voice had carried such dominance, such authority, that I could almost feel it resonate in

RhysThe more I got to know Dawn, the more I found myself drawn to her. I had always kept my distance from her, but now, the quiet woman who seemed so demure was revealing layers that intrigued and captivated me. I couldn’t shake the jealousy that gnawed at me whenever I saw her with anyone else. It was as if she was a precious secret I wanted to keep to myself, a secret that no other man should have the privilege of knowing.So, I broke my own rules. I started seeking her out, making excuses to visit her shack in the woods. Each visit became a sanctuary, a place where I could shed the weight of my responsibilities and just be with her. I knew I was risking my own emotional well-being, but I couldn’t help myself. Staying away from her for too long was almost impossible for me.One evening, I stopped by her place unannounced. She opened the door, surprise flashing across her face.“Rhys,” she said, her voice soft. “What are you doing here?”I stepped inside, feeling the warmth of her

RhysWe'd just arrived at Stonehedge Pack, a pack I had an old alliance with. It was believed to be a very spiritual place and was one of the resting places of the Crest of the Alpha Prime. I didn't come to hassle them like many others had done, I only came to restrengthen our alliance. Something told me that I was going to need as much support as I could get in a few months.All my Deltas, except the triplets were with me. They belonged to her now. I should have felt ecstatic because this was my first outing in months with my Deltas. Normally, we would have been having a lot of fun like we used to in the past when I always found a reason to leave because of Marcus’ overbearing nature and his endless demands. Yet, I could only think about Dawn. We arrived at night but there was palpable tension in the air. The pack members’ smiles were guarded, their eyes flickering with skepticism.It was odd but I understood their wariness. Everyone knew that packs like Stonehedge, with their spi