All Chapters of Alpha Caspian: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Valerie:The tension in the café was suffocating, the air thick with unspoken accusations and barely contained anger. Knowing him, I knew that he was just threatening to explode. I knew that he was waiting for the right moment for me to tell him everything that I had in mind, but I did not believe that I owed him any explanations.After everything that he has done to me and after all the pain that I have been forced to live through, I did not believe or think that I owed him more than he got.He as a person proves to me that he was not worth me fighting for because even after all the fights that I fought for him, he still chose the woman that he played me with. He still chose to let me go for her. What was I supposed to do? At that point, what was I supposed to do? Was I supposed to fight for the man that did not want me around? Or was I supposed to protect my son? In my opinion, I was supposed to protect my son.Casting side in front of me, his eyes darkening as he reflected his ange

Valerie:I was surprised when the knock on my door came earlier than I expected it to.Thankfully, Adrian was still asleep, curled up in the blankets on the couch in front of the TV, his small chest rising and falling with each breath that he took, making me smile as I realized how comfortable he felt.I opened the door to find Elias standing there, his face hard and unreadable.“Elias,” I said, stepping into the hallway and pulling the door halfway closed behind me to keep Adrian undisturbed. “What’s going on? You look more disturbed than I would have expected you to be.”He didn’t answer right away, his eyes searching mine as if he were weighing his words. That alone was enough to set me on edge. I crossed my arms over my chest as I looked at him, studying his expression for a moment too long. I opened the door, widening it. Allowing him inside, the two of us were going to have to settle things in my bedroom, considering that Adrian was asleep in the living room.“Caspian spoke to m

Valerie:My son's laughter echoed through the hotel's courtyard as he kicked the ball back and forth with the babysitter. His carefree joy was a sharp contrast to the storm that was boiling inside of me. I stood near the edge of the patio. My arms were crossed over my chest as I stared at him, watching with a tight chest and a clenched jaw, thinking about how I was going to end up dealing with the situation that I was in.Caspian’s words from earlier replayed in my mind, each one laced with entitlement and control. The man just wanted to get what he wanted. He did not care about anything else except whatever duty he had to carry. He spoke about Adrian as if he were some artifact to claim, some duty to fulfill, instead of the sweet, sensitive boy who giggled when his favorite cartoons played and cried when he scraped his knee. He did not know him. He did not care about him as a son. He did not care about him as a person either.But this was not something that I was going to allow him t

Elias:I found myself staring into space as the morning sunlight poured through the hotel’s grand windows. It illuminated the lounge of the golden warmth, one that should have been soothing, but all it did was highlight the way that I carried.Today not only went against everything that I wanted, but it was not going the way that I needed it to go at all. And no matter how hard I tried to think about it, no matter how hard I tried to find the solution to what I was dealing with, I couldn't.I sat in one of the oversized chairs, staring blankly on my coffee cup. It had gone cold long ago, but I couldn’t bring myself to drink it or ask for a fresh one. All I did was sulk as I stared at it, getting lost in my thoughts, not knowing how I was going to deal with things, not knowing how I was supposed to be enduring all of this by myself.From one side, I knew that I should be doing the right thing, but from the other I knew that doing the right thing was going to end up harming my sister.

Caspian:I barely made it to my office before I heard the door slam open behind me. I figured that leaving the hotel for the day would be the best option. I figured that heading to the office to finish the work that I needed to take care of was going to be a little better for me.However, it seemed to me that fate had another plan, especially considering the fact that I knew that it left behind a raging woman, a wolf, a mother who I knew would come, not only to fight me, but also to give me a hard time.Her sent her my nostrils before she entered my office. I put the pen down, waiting for her to storm in. And just like that, Valerie stormed inside, her eyes blazing with fury, her chest rising and falling as she fought to control her breathing. If she was aiming for an intimidating entrance, she succeeded. The moment I laid eyes on her, I could tell, she was beyond angry.She wasn’t just annoyed. She was livid.If anyone knew her and if anyone understood everything that she had when it