All Chapters of I Am The Alpha's Savior: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Zarek’s POV“Your... what?” Kaidon asked in a dark tone, his words breaking the heavy silence that filled the room.Sage, standing beside me, almost seemed like he would cower under Kaidon’s gaze, but he stood strong. “My mate,” he said softly, glancing nervously from Zarek back to Kaidon. “He’s trying to change, and he wants to be accepted into our pack and...”Kaidon didn’t even let Sage finish. He rushed at Zarek, slamming him against the wall, his fist closing around Zarek’s throat.“Get the pups out of here,” Zarek ordered Akiri and Zara, not wanting them to witness their Alpha attacking his own packmate. “Kaidon, stop!”But Kaidon didn’t listen. I could practically feel the rage radiating off him. His Alpha aura was suffocating, and I had to fight the instinct to drop to my knees and show my neck to appease him.“What do you mean he's your mate?” Kaidon asked, his voice so calm and quiet that it was even more terrifying than his roar had been. “How long have you known?”“Alpha,

Zarek's POV I woke up with a start, my heart hammering in my chest. The clock on the nightstand read eleven at night. The room was dark and quiet, the only sound being the steady breathing of Kaidon beside me. His arms were wrapped around me tightly, a grip that felt more like a shield than an embrace, yet it was stifling. I couldn’t breathe, couldn’t think straight. I needed to leave, to do what I had promised. I shifted slightly, my breath held tight, hoping I wouldn’t disturb him. Kaidon was still fast asleep, his body radiating warmth as if it could melt my resolve. But I couldn’t stay.It took every ounce of strength not to wake him. I gently wiggled out of his arms, trying to ignore the pang of loss that shot through me as I slipped away from him. I stayed as quiet as possible, not even daring to move the bed covers. The seconds dragged on like hours as I carefully rose to my feet. My hands were shaking—either from fear of being caught or from the weight of what I was about to

Astrid's POVI held my babies close as I carefully made my way down the stairs. The house was quiet except for the gentle hum of activity outside. My little ones, Bels and Sirius, rested in my arms, their tiny faces peaceful and unbothered by the tension I knew was brewing in our pack. As I reached the living room, I spread a blanket on the floor and laid them down between my legs, keeping a watchful eye on their every movement. Sitting there, I noticed Kaidon stretched out on the couch. His form seemed heavy with exhaustion, his usually powerful and composed demeanor cracked by worry. I sighed softly, the events of the previous night playing on my mind. I had woken up to raised voices and tension thick enough to suffocate. When I’d asked Axel about it, his explanation only added to my concern. "Sleeping on the couch can't be comfortable, Kaidon," I said, my voice gentle as I saw him stir. His eyes fluttered open, and the weight of his distress was immediately evident. "I can't

Kaidon's POV"Alpha?" Sage's timid voice echoed in my head, pulling me out of my relaxed, much-needed sleep.I shot up immediately, my heart pounding. “What is it? Where are you guys? Is Zarek okay?” I asked as fast as I could, still lying in bed but wide awake, ready in case my packmates needed me.Sage didn’t respond right away, but I could feel his presence through our pack link, the connection still open. I forced myself to stay calm, trying to stay somewhat optimistic."Kane and I are okay, and I'm pretty sure Zarek is too.”I frowned. “Pretty sure?!”"Well... we got the information we needed, and we planned on sneaking out tonight, but Zarek doesn’t have the pack link. I told Kane, and I was going to send a message to Zarek somehow—probably through our wolves—but we got... preoccupied.”I barely stopped myself from growling. "Where the hell is my mate, Sage?" My voice came out angrier than I intended, a deep, threatening edge to it. I didn't care.Sage sighed through the link. "

Zarek's POV“Has Sage said anything yet?” I asked for what felt like the fifth time in the past thirty minutes. I couldn't help it. The waiting was eating at me, gnawing at the edges of my nerves.Kaidon and I were lying on the couch in the living room, surrounded by our pack mates. Some were with us, sprawled out in the room, while others were in the kitchen, busy with dinner. Ever since I told them everything I'd learned—leaving out the personal connection I had to Zarek, the Alpha of the Red Claw pack—everyone had been intent on getting in touch with Sage. But despite our efforts, he still hadn’t responded.“I promise that as soon as he responds, I'll tell you,” Kaidon said, his hand tracing gentle circles over my stomach.If it had been anyone else constantly questioning him, I'm sure he would've been annoyed by now. But Kaidon never got upset with me. Maybe because he knew how much I cared about Sage. Maybe because he understood the weight of it all—the risk, the fear, the helples