All Chapters of The Alpha of Wolf Creek: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

My wolf? Now? I was just about to have the best make-out session with Connor, and now she showed up.“You’ve got to be kidding me…”“This is wonderful. This is great news, Cassie.” He was grinning like a fool and I was just… damn!“But I can’t,” I moaned. “This is… I don’t know what I’m supposed to do.”Connor shook me by the shoulders. “Just let her speak to you.”As if that was so easy. This was insane. I shook him off and stomped to the living room and collapsed onto the couch. I’ve heard her voice before, but that was when I thought I was losing it and I ignored it…her. Now there was just silence. Right. Now you decide to shut up.Connor came over and sat next to me. “Cassie, just try to let her through. Look at me. Miles will help her.”He cupped my face, and I leaned into his palm, staring into his eyes. They changed from blue to red instantly.“You’re not going to shift, are you?” Panic flared in my chest. I was still not used to see him in wolf form.“No, I’m letting Miles cal

CassandraThis was awful. I thought I would die from embarrassment, basically fleeing from the pack house through the dark street and to make matters worse, Joel was awake and waiting for me in the living room.“Cassandra, a moment, please.” He blocked the stairs so that I couldn’t get past.“Joel, I am tired, and I don’t want to talk about it. Why are you even here waiting for me? Did Connor say something?” Oh, God, spare me.“Just listen to me for a second, Cassie,” he reached for my arm, but I evaded his grasp. “It’s important.”I sighed and rolled my eyes. “Fine! What is it?”“You need to stay away from Connor.”“What?” What the hell? Did Connor tell him that? Was he so disappointed that he didn’t want to see me anymore? Well, screw him!“Just for a while.” He tugged at his beard. “How to explain this…”I held up my hands in surrender. “No, no need to explain. I’m going to bed now.” I shoved past him and ran upstairs, slamming and locking the bedroom door behind me.***My head hu

AGNESI didn’t know how I could fix this. If it was even possible to do. Yes, yes, I know I should have told him, and it was unfair of me to expect my daughter to keep my secret—our secret.“Joel?” He wasn’t in our bedroom. With eyes closed, I leaned my forehead against the wall, hoping for a divine intervention. If such a thing existed. There was no way I could tell him everything. He wouldn’t understand. For Joel, everything was black and white, right or wrong. There were no gray areas.Mustering up the courage, I went downstairs and found him in the kitchen. He leaned on the counter and stared out of the window with his back facing me. The air crackled with tension as he stood there, his muscles taut like tightly coiled ropes, his knuckles gripping the edge with a white-knuckled intensity.I was reluctant to approach him. The years of being with Frank had conditioned me to expect the worst. Although Joel was a gentle soul, despite his rough appearance. And, while he swore he would

CassandraWhat a creepy place! No windows, no way out of here. This is unreal. There’s tinned food in the cabinets, bottled water, even some clothing. Have they prepared for a zombie apocalypse or what? I hate closed spaces. Hopefully, whatever is going on will soon pass and I could get the hell out of here before I lose it.‘Yeah, it’s likely not happening soon,’ Sage yawned. ‘Get some rest.’“Were those wolves in the woods really attracted to my scent, like Connor said?” It’s insane, right?‘What can I say? If you have it, flaunt it. Now hush, I’m sleeping.’This wolf! She was so, so annoying! I threw myself down on a bunk bed and covered my eyes with one arm. Ugh! Why must my life be so complicated?Before I could enjoy my pity party, the steel doors clanged open, and sunlight flooded the space.“Connor?” I sat up in a hurry, filled with expectation, which soon turned into disappointment when I saw who came in.“I brought you some things.” Joel handed me a backpack. “The meds are i

Not wanting to spend any more time with Stacey than was necessary, I introduced her briefly to the staff and hurried to my office to catch up on the administration. Not that there was a lot for me to do, because everyone took pride in their work and there were hardly any problems. I answered emails, ordered supplies where needed and read the reports on the undergoing renovations.A client contacted me regarding a historical building that he wanted us to renovate. I sent him a reply promising him to inspect the site today and let him know if I was interested. Keen to get out of the office and out of Stacey’s way, I finished up quickly and was just about to leave when Shelly called out to me.“Alpha Connor.” She was slightly out of breath when she came waddling over to me, being heavily pregnant. “Stacey will have to accompany you on your inspection. Alpha Troy requested a full report on all the sites.” She propped a checklist into Stacey’s hands and basically shoved her at me. “Have fu