All Chapters of Alpha Caspian: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Caspian:The tension in the air thickened the moment Eva walked into the hotel lounge.I did not expect her to be coming here, nor did I expect the fact that she would be willing to leave the house to come to the hotel, especially since she knew that I did not want her to be here.Her heels clicked against the marble floor as she strode toward me, her expression dark with irritation. I could already tell that she was not in the mood for pleasantries, not that she ever truly was, but today, there was something sharper in her gaze. And I knew that she was upset with the fact that I was here. I knew that the idea of Valerie and I being in the same place was not one that settled her. However, no matter what was going to happen, she did not have the right to defy me the way that she did.She was well aware about the fact that I did not want her to be here. She was aware about the fact that I wanted her to be at home with Daniel. However, she chose to call and now she was going to have to de

Valerie:The drive to Caspian’s pack was silent, the weight of everything settled deep in my chest. And I knew that no matter how hard I was going to try to make things work, I knew that I was going to be dealing with more consequences and more hardships than I would want to be dealing with.Even my presence here was one that I did not like. However, it was not like I had another choice. I needed to do this for my son. I was not going to put him through this, not when I knew how Caspian was going to end up dealing. And being on my own, I knew that I was not going to be able to hold things off myself. I would have expected my brother to help me out, however, even he had surprised me. I could feel Adrian’s tiny fingers curled into mine, his grip strong, but there was a hint of nervousness in the way he clung to me.I squeezed his hand gently, offering him the best smile I could muster. “Are you okay, baby? Do you want to tell Mama what's bothering you?”Adrian looked up at me with wide

Valerie:I wasn’t in the mood for petty fights. Not today.After everything that had happened, all I wanted to do was get some fresh air, away from all the bullshit that I was dealing with for the day.After settling Adrian into the villa, making sure he was comfortable, I decided to take a walk around the estate. I wasn’t here to pretend I belonged, but I also wasn’t going to cower in my own home like a prisoner. And I wasn’t going to allow them to think that I was going to hide back as if I had done something wrong. I didn’t do anything that deserved me to hide, and I was going to be sure that they realized and saw that.However, I knew that this was something that I needed to play and thread very carefully.This wasn’t Caspian’s game to win.And I knew that one wrong move was going to end up affecting my son. And that wasn’t going to be something that I wanted to allow.I kept Adrian safe for years, from all this crap, I wasn’t going to drag him into it simply because I was forced t

Valerie:The soft rustling of leaves carried through the estate as Adrian and Daniel ran side by side, their laughter filling the space between them. Watching them, I couldn’t help but smile. They were children, and they were acting like it.I knew that rage might have been a feeling that I had toward the child’s presence at first, but looking at him, he was a kid. He did not have anything to do with what his parents have done. It was not his fault that he was born into something like this, and I couldn’t just blame him for it.Daniel had been hesitant at first, standing on the sidelines and watching Adrian with wide, uncertain eyes. But now, he was playing freely, his initial reservations slipping away as he matched Adrian’s pace, their little feet kicking up the grass beneath them.It was a sight I never expected to see, but one I welcomed wholeheartedly. I wanted this to be their reality, both of them deserved to be living with and through something like this, and looking at Daniel,

Valerie:The morning was quiet, to my surprise, it was actually peaceful around the pack.The air still carried the lingering coolness of the night as I stepped outside the villa with Adrian beside me. The sun was barely peeking over the horizon, casting a golden glow over the estate.I smiled at the sight of it. It was something that I could not help but find myself wanting to be grateful for. At least it brought a sense of peace. To both me and my son, it showed us something that we were used to. A sense of calmness that we knew.Adrian was in a particularly good mood today, humming as he kicked a small rock along the path. It was nice to see him being carefree. I knew that he was young, that he deserved it. There was going to come a time when he grew up and he was going to have to hold more responsibilities than he can. And I knew that the older he grew, the stronger he would become, and the stronger he became, the more responsibilities he was going to need to carry. It was the way