All Chapters of Bite Me, Alpha Cole: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Nadia “Rule one,” Cole says, holding up a big long finger in front of my face. It takes everything in me not to smack it away. “You listen to me. If I say stop, stop. If I say quiet, quiet. If I say run for the hills, you go.”“Fine,” I say, agreeing to it, eager to get all of this done so I can just get into those caves. I don’t know how or why I just…feel that this is right. “What’s rule two?”“I don’t know,” he says, dropping his hand and grimacing a little. “I got a little ahead of myself. That was pretty much it. But this is dangerous, Nadia – fucking…foolhardy.”I shake my head, glancing towards the caves. “We have to do it. They’re…afraid.”“What are you talking about?” he whisp

Nadia  “Cole!” I shriek, dashing forward, reaching for him – intending absurdly to pull him back –But to my shock, his snarl immediately cuts off and he takes that step back before I can even reach him. I stumble to his side as he shifts back into his human body, putting his hands up.I pant as I grab his shirt, pulling myself behind him, peering around towards the sound of the snarl within the cavern, whipping my light to it –But even as I do, something in me recognizes that the snarl is nothing like Cole’s – with no true resonance or threat.Instead, it’s the frightened sound of a desperate creature. My face falls, heart clenching as my light lands on a little grey wolf pup, her legs stock straight in a pounce position with her claws dug into the floor, her teeth bared as far as they will go, snarling her little heart out at the gigantic Alpha before her.And

 NadiaWe herd the girls carefully out of the cavern and then out of the cave, Cole shifting back into his wolf and nipping gently at heels when any of our charges get distracted or fall behind. I walk in front with the light, glancing behind me often to ensure that they’re okay – trying to get a head count –But they move so much. I can’t be sure, getting a conflicting count of fourteen or fifteen girls. I sigh and give up on it eventually, figuring that I can count when we’re out and safe. Relief fills me when we’re out in the night air, but when Cole shifts back into his usual body his face is still stern, worried.“I want to get out of here,” he murmurs. “Even if they’re convinced we’re not a trap, I’m not convinced they’re not.”“Cole,” I say, my hand passively reaching to pass over a little girl’s hair as she

 Nadia “Wake up!” A voice snarls. “You are our captives now!”I lurch out of sleep, my eyes flashing open. They widen at the sight in front of me.But I barely have time to process the sight of the little boy baring his teeth at us, a sharp knife clutched in his hand, a whole pack of other little boys gathered behind him before a vicious snarl erupts from Cole, whose arms tighten around me.I gasp – but then the whole world goes to shit.Chaos reigns as all of our little girls seem to leap to their little puppy feet at once, yelping and barking and snarling, some lunging at the boys who shout and wave knives, or shift and attack. Other girls dash behind behind rocks or tuck themselves into the shadows. Janine cries out, pressing herself closer to me as Cole launches to his feet, pushing me behind him as he shifts into his wolfI shout, clutching Janine to me

 Nadia Cole frowns down at the boys. “No, I’m not going to kill you,” he says, steady and strong. “I don’t come from a world where we kill children. We raise them and educate them in warm and happy homes. If you obey, you will be given food and warm clothing, you’ll be sent to school. You’ll be safe and protected – and you won’t have to work until you’re much older and can decide what jobs you’d like.”A confused little hum starts in the children, the girls looking at me, clearly wondering if this promise extends to them as well. I slowly nod, dedicating myself inwardly to ensuring that that promise is kept.“But it all starts with you all falling into my command,” Cole says, steady and unyielding. “Can you do that?”Most of the little boys immediately nod, great smiles breaking out on their faces. Only the