All Chapters of The Stolen Alpha : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Tristan's eyes fluttered open, greeted by the warm sunlight streaming through his window like a golden waterfall. He stretched, feeling the familiar comfort of his bed, the softness of his blanket, and the cozy atmosphere of his room. His gaze drifted to the family photo on his nightstand, a smile spreading across his face as he thought about his mother, Laura. The sweet scent of freshly baked pancakes wafted up from the kitchen, making his stomach growl with anticipation. In one swift movement, he threw away the covers, got on his feet and followed the scent to its source.Downstairs, Laura was already busy in the kitchen, her hands moving with a practiced ease as she expertly flipped pancakes. The sizzle of the pan and the hum of the refrigerator created a soothing background melody. Tristan's eyes locked onto the fluffy stack, and his mouth watered in response."Good morning, sweetie!" Laura chirped, her eyes shining with warmth as she handed him a steaming plate. "I made your favo

Tristan's eighteenth birthday arrived, and Laura planned a small surprise party at their house. His friends came over, bearing gifts and well-wishes."Happy birthday, Tristan!" they chorused, as he walked into the room.Tristan's eyes widened in surprise, and a smile spread across his face. "Thanks, guys!"His friend, Alex, handed him a gift. "Dude, I got you a new gaming controller. I know how much you love gaming."Tristan unwrapped the gift, his eyes lighting up. "Thanks, man! This is awesome!"Emily, a quiet girl from school, approached him shyly. "Happy birthday, Tristan. I got you a small gift."Tristan smiled at her, his eyes crinkling at the corners. "Thanks, Emily. What is it?"Emily handed him a small box. "It's a watch. I thought you might like it."Tristan opened the box, revealing a sleek silver watch. "Wow, Emily, it's beautiful. Thanks!"Emily blushed, her eyes dropping to the floor. "I'm glad you like it."As they ate cake and chatted, Tristan couldn't help but notice

Athena Trinidad, a servant in the Ironclaw Dominion pack, stood with a quiet strength, her tanned skin a testament to the hardships she had endured. Her fiery red hair, once a wild tangle, now hangs in dull, matted locks, a reflection of her lost spirit. Her amber eyes, once bright and full of life, now dimly shone like embers, smothered by the weight of her servitude. The spark within them flickered, a flame struggling to stay alight amidst the darkness.Athena's slender physique, honed from years of labor, bore the scars of her mistreatment. Her wrists and ankles, once raw and chafed from shackles, now displayed a latticework of faded scars, a topography of her suffering. Her gaze, once direct and proud, now cast downward, a habit formed from years of servitude. Yet, in fleeting moments, a glimmer of defiance flashed, a hint of the untamed spirit that once roamed free.Athena cowered in the corner, her eyes cast down at the cold stone floor. The stench of mold and decay filled her n

Meanwhile, Jasper stormed through the corridors, his mind reeling with conflicting emotions. He couldn't shake the feeling that he had made a terrible mistake.But he refused to acknowledge it. He would not be swayed by his feelings for a servant.As he entered his chambers, he saw a figure waiting for him - Alira, the elderly servant who had been kind to Athena."My lord," Alira said, her voice trembling. "I saw what happened. I am so sorry."Jasper's eyes narrowed. "You dare to pity me?"Alira stood tall, her eyes flashing with defiance. "I pity Athena, my lord. She deserved better than your rejection."Jasper's face twisted in rage, but Alira's words struck a chord deep within him.Jasper's anger faltered, replaced by a creeping sense of doubt. Had he made a mistake by rejecting Athena?Alira's words echoed in his mind: "She deserved better than your rejection."He tried to shake off the feeling, but it lingered, gnawing at his conscience.Meanwhile, Athena walked through the dark

Laura's eyes gazed out the window, her mind wandering back to the day her life changed forever. She was a nurse, dedicated to her work, but her personal life was a different story. Ten years of marriage, but no children. The pain of barrenness had driven her husband away, into the arms of another woman. The memory still stung, but Laura had long since accepted her fate. Or so she thought.Laura's eyes glazed over, her mind slipping into the past. She was a nurse, working the night shift at a busy hospital. But her mind wasn't on her patients, it was on her own failed dreams."Barren," the doctor's voice echoed in her mind. "I am so sorry, Laura. You will never be able to have children."Ten years of trying, ten years of disappointment. Her husband, John, had grown distant, his eyes wandering to other women."I cannot do this anymore," he said, his voice cold. "I need someone who can give me a family."Laura felt a pang in her chest, a mix of sadness and anger. She thought of all the t