All Chapters of Alpha Caspian: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Valerie:The sun had dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows across the villa as I closed the door behind Caspian. His words lingered in the air, heavy and unsettling. Adrian wasn’t just special, he was something far beyond what I had imagined. And while Caspian's intention had been to prepare me, to explain, all he had managed to do was stir a storm within me.I knew that something was going to end up turning against me, and I didn’t want to end up turning to things that I knew that I wouldn’t be able to handle. My son was going to be a target, and that was not something that I wanted to put him through.“Things are going to be difficult for me to be handling on my own,” I muttered to myself knowing that things were going to be different, even painful. And Adrian was far too young to be handling all of this at this age.I moved through the quiet villa, my feet brushing against the cool tile. Adrian was in his room, already tucked in bed, his soft breathing a reminder of the in

Valerie:The morning air was sharp and biting as I stepped out of the villa. I needed to get some air this morning, and for the first time, I just found myself being at a complete loss of what I would be doing.It was as if the earth itself sensed the brewing storm, the quiet before chaos. My instincts prickled, my wolf restless beneath my skin, urging me to remain alert. And I knew that a lot was going to happen from here. No matter how hard I was going to try and deny it, I wasn’t going to be able to.This place, this pack, this home, everything about it was just a mess in my eyes. I needed a break from everything that was going on, but I knew that I wouldn’t be able to get it no matter how hard I was going to try.Adrian was still asleep, nestled under the soft covers of his bed, his breathing slow and steady. His maid, who I now was beginning to allow myself to trust with him as long as I was within the pack.Though this wasn’t something that I would have normally done. I knew tha

Valerie:I paced the length of the villa’s living room, my nerves frayed and my patience worn thin. The past week had been a delicate dance of avoidance and guarded conversations, a constant balancing act to keep Adrian safe while maintaining a semblance of peace within the pack.But deep down I knew that Adrian was going to grow stronger, and the stronger he became, the stronger he grew, the more difficult it was going to be for me to hide his power, whatever that was.Every morning, I woke with the same knot of unease twisting in my stomach. And every evening, I went to bed with the weight of unspoken words pressing down on my chest. I was exhausted, not just physically but emotionally, too.The fear of anyone finding out about what he could do. If Caspian found out, then others could too. And that thought ate me alive, making me wonder how I was going to manage things. When it was in the past, everything was hidden, concealed. I could control things the way that I wanted them to be

Valerie:“I want you to give this to Mom.” I said, looking at my brother who frowned in confusion as he looked down at the pendant that I had in my hand.“You can't be serious, Valerie. It was a wedding gift from her. She gave it to you when you were getting married. You cannot be seriously returning it to her after all this time.” He said, looking me in the eye. “I know that you are angry with her, and I know that things are not turning out the way that you want them to be, but this is too much for you to just end up losing everything for…”“It is not about me losing everything, brother, it is about the fact that you have turned your back on me and this is the one thing that I kept from mother. It was not only a gift from Mom, I know that for a fact it was one from Dad. It should be held as a memory. But I cannot find myself looking at it without believing and understanding, without remembering how all of you chose to let me go, chose to exile me. I know that you had no power over th

Eva:Never in my life did I feel as blind as I felt today.Never was I as angry as I was today. I was not just angry, I was furious. And right now I wanted nothing more than to break the man who broke me so badly. But I knew this. It was not his fault. He was merely seduced. It was her fault for coming to the park. It was her fault for appearing in front of him.And I was going to make sure that she paid the price of it.“Luna, is everything alright?” One of the pack members asked as she looked at me. I looked at her for a moment before rolling my eyes as I took a step forward.They started this war and I was going to end it. Her coming here was a mistake. If she wanted to leave, then I was going to help her with that. If not, then I was going to make sure that she regretted that decision. I was going to make sure that she cried herself to sleep every single night, knowing that she could have left. That is, of course, if she survived.I knocked on the door, waiting for her to open it