All Chapters of Alpha Caspian: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Eva:“The only way is to get rid of her.” I said, looking at Daniella, the one friend within the pack that I can trust with everything that I had to say.“And how exactly do you plan on doing so? You know that the Alpha is never going to just easily accept that, Eva. He is going to put you through a situation where you are going to be under an investigation, and you are going to be the first suspect.” Daniella said. Trying to talk some sense into me. “Eva, this is not something that you can do. This is not something that you can afford right now. Now when all the lights are on you and all the eyes that are focused on you.”“What do you expect me to do? Just stay quiet, watch her steal my husband?” I asked, shaking my head in question. “The woman is ruining everything that I've been fighting hard to build and you expect me to just stay quiet about it? You expect me to just allow her to do so simply because you don't want me to be the main suspects? I would rather I be the main suspects

Valerie:“Did you like the school today?” I asked Adrian, knowing that the last school was the best option.Holloway clearly knew what she was saying. When she told me that I was going to like her at school, it had everything that I was looking for, for my son, and also knowing the past when it came to his own school records, though he had only applied a few months ago. She could tell what I was looking for. The files showed her everything that I needed.“Yes, I did.” Adrian said innocently. I looked at him for a moment, studying his expression, knowing that he had something on his mind. He looked away from me, avoiding my eyes, and I smiled, putting a hand on his. I gently squeezed his hand before shaking my head in question, waiting for him to tell me what he had on his mind.“What if they don't like me at school? What if I can't make any friends?” He asked, making my eyes softened.“Now, why would you think that they would not like you at school? Why would you think that you wouldn'

Valerie:It was late night when I decided to finally leave the villa, knowing that everyone, aside from those keeping the pack safe, would be asleep at this point.I ran my fingers through my hair, getting lost in my thoughts only to frown when my phone vibrated in my pocket once again. It was my brother.He had been calling me nonstop and no matter how hard I tried to ignore it, I couldn’t help but find myself wondering what he wanted.I took a glance at the device, debating…If I answered, I would know. I would have my question answered.But the man chose to throw me into the lion’s den with out thinking for a moment about how I would be feeling about it. It was as if my presence and everything did not matter to him. I came to help him, to stand by his side, and yet, he stabbed me in the back.I took a deep breath before answering him, knowing that this wasn’t something that I needed to do.“Do you want to tell me something that I am going to want to listen to? Or are you just going

Valerie:A week.Seven days of meticulously planned avoidance. Seven days of stepping carefully around the estate, keeping my routines tight and predictable, all to ensure I wouldn’t cross paths with him.Caspian.The one person that I currently loathed more than anything in the world, and the one person that I saw as an enemy to me. I wasn’t even going to mention Eva who had done her best to try and show me how happy she was with Caspian. I had to do my own best to just avoid the two of them.The less I saw them, the better the outcome was going to be, and the less she needed to act like some clingy pathetic wife in my eyes. It was to prove a point, that was something that I knew, but it did not mean that I liked it.I had grown familiar with the rhythm of the pack house, the times when the halls would be empty, the patterns of the guards’ rounds, even the subtle habits of the staff. Every move I made was strategic, calculated to avoid him.I had nothing to do around them, and at thi

Valerie:The garden was bathed in the soft morning light, casting a golden hue over the dew-kissed grass. I sat on the stone bench, my eyes fixed on Adrian as he played among the flowers. His laughter rang through the air, a melody that made the world seem a little less heavy.I smiled as I looked at him, admiring his innocence and vulnerability to the world around him.Not a single thing bothered him, and I made sure that it stayed this way.For his sake, for his growth, I was always sure that he grew being the happy and confident child that I wanted him to be. I did not want him to fear anything or anyone, and I definitely didn’t want him thinking that he was alone in a world of darkness. In my eyes, I owed him that.Adrian’s hands cupped around a butterfly, its wings a delicate brush of blue and white. He spoke to it in a hushed whisper, his voice filled with genuine curiosity and warmth. The butterfly, surprisingly unafraid, rested on his palm as if it understood him.There’s alwa