All Chapters of Deadly Alpha Battle: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Lola tightened her grip on her bag, her fingers clenching around the worn leather strap as she stood before the gates of Tamsin City's pack territory. The massive iron gates loomed over her, an unspoken reminder of the life she was stepping into. She swallowed, her gaze steady as the guard approached."Name?" the guard barked, his eyes cold and uninterested."Lola Reece," she replied, her voice steady despite the knot forming in her stomach.The guard grunted, scribbling her name down on a clipboard before gesturing for her to follow. "Alpha Mike’s orders are clear. You’ll be briefed on your duties once you’re settled. Until then, stay out of the way."Lola nodded, stepping through the gates and feeling the weight of the guard's eyes on her back as she walked into the pack’s territory. She tried to keep her head high, but the glances and whispers that followed her made it difficult. Her mind flashed back to the small room she’d been kept in for days, the instructions given to her echo

---The morning light broke over Tamsin City, casting an eerie calm after the chaos of the previous night. Lola sat at the edge of her bed, her thoughts still tangled with memories of the fight and the closeness she’d shared with Mike. Despite her fears, she felt a deep, unshakeable connection to him.A loud knock at her door startled her, and she opened it to find Jessica, her expression grave.“Lola, you’re needed in the main hall,” Jessica said. “It’s serious.”Lola nodded, following Jessica down the winding halls. She noticed other pack members hurrying in the same direction, their faces etched with worry. When they entered the main hall, she saw Mike at the front, his gaze hard as he addressed the gathered crowd.“Last night was only the beginning,” he announced, his voice firm. “The vampires will not stop. They’ve taken countless lives, but we cannot let fear control us. Today, we fight back.”Murmurs filled the room as the pack members exchanged tense glances. Lola felt a shive

The moon shone brightly as Lola moved cautiously through the pack grounds, her senses sharp, alert for any hint of danger. Beside her, Jessica muttered, “I thought tonight was supposed to be quiet. The vampires are gone, and yet there’s this… tension.”Just as Lola was about to respond, a low growl echoed from the treeline. Shadows moved between the trees, their figures massive, unmistakably lycan and werewolf forms.“Jessica, get back!” Lola warned, her voice barely above a whisper.Jessica’s eyes widened as she spotted the creatures. “Lola, those aren’t just werewolves.”In a flash, the lycans charged toward them, their massive bodies tearing through the underbrush. They moved with terrifying speed, but something else was there – another presence lurking in the shadows. A second later, a group of witches, led by Tom, stepped out from behind the trees.“Did you really think you were safe?” Tom sneered, his eyes dark with malice as he watched Lola and Jessica back away. “I told you, I

The faint hum of activity echoed through the packhouse as dawn broke. The air was heavy with a tension that refused to dissipate after the chaotic night before. Lola leaned against the kitchen counter, staring into her untouched cup of tea. Her mind raced with fragments of the attack, Tom’s voice still lingering in her thoughts. “You’re up early,” Jessica said, stepping into the room, her hair disheveled. “I couldn’t sleep,” Lola admitted, pushing the cup aside. “Too much to think about.” Jessica nodded, sitting across from her. “Mike’s been in his office all night. He hasn’t rested either.” Lola hesitated before standing. “I’ll talk to him.” ---Mike’s OfficeThe door creaked open, revealing Mike hunched over a stack of maps and reports. He didn’t look up, his focus unwavering. “You’ll drive yourself mad if you don’t take a break,” Lola said, closing the door behind her. Mike glanced up, exhaustion evident in his eyes. “We can’t afford breaks, not with Tom still out the

The figure stepped cautiously out of the bushes, stopping a few feet away. Lola’s gaze sharpened as recognition set in, and her grip on her dagger tightened. “Zara?” she said, disbelief coloring her tone. Zara nodded hesitantly, her hands trembling as she took another step closer. She looked thinner, her cheeks hollow, and her clothes torn and dirty. “What are you doing here?” Mike demanded, his voice sharp and untrusting. Zara’s eyes darted between them. “I came to warn you. Tom… he’s planning something. Something big. Bigger than anything you’ve faced before.” Mike crossed his arms, his stance rigid. “You’re one of his. Why should we trust you?” “I’m not with him anymore,” Zara replied, her voice breaking. “I escaped. I had to. I couldn’t stay there any longer.” Lola took a step forward, her expression cautious but less hostile. “Why now? After all this time, why come back now?” Zara’s shoulders slumped, and she looked down at the ground. “Because I couldn’t stand by