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Chapter Sixty Nine - The Breaking Point
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A Dorm With My Alpha Mate Chapter One Hundred and One - Uneasy Ground
Malrick’s POVDawn arrived grey and cold over the courtyard. Frost edged the air. I leaned against the stone wall and watched the gathered wolves. They stood in two loose groups, eyeing each other with open suspicion.On one side were Kai’s trusted fighters: Rylan, still resentful about being left out of last night’s scout; Elara, arms crossed, gaze fixed on Sylvie with steady distrust; and several seasoned warriors, their bodies scarred from recent battles, their patience thinned by hunger and constant threat.On the other side stood Sylvie’s new trainees: Fen, Liv, and Tor. They kept a slight distance, carrying the focused calm of the night mission. All three looked toward Sylvie, who stood beside me coiling a length of rope with steady hands. She paid no attention to the stares.Kai walked into the open space between the groups. “Today we train as one unit. The strike on the supply camp demands perfect coordination: infiltration, diversion, ignition, retreat.”A murmur rose from hi
A Dorm With My Alpha Mate Chapter One Hundred - Whispers in the Dark
Sylvie’s POVThe darkness beyond the wall carried sounds and shadows I had learned to interpret over eleven years. I stood at the cellar tunnel entrance with Fen, Liv, and Tor. “Breathe slowly,” I said, keeping my voice low. “Listen with more than your ears and feel the air on your skin, taste the wind it carries information.”They nodded. Fen remained calm. Liv stayed perfectly still. Tor’s eyes moved quickly, already noting details.“Single file,” I continued. “Fen, you take rear guard and watch our backs step exactly where I step… If I freeze, freeze…If I drop, drop. No questions until we reach safety.”I moved out first and blended into the shadows under the pines. The night air held damp earth and faint woodsmoke from an enemy fire. I waited, counting heartbeats until the others followed.We advanced quietly. I chose soft mulch between roots and moss-covered stones. I glanced back. Liv stepped with natural care. Fen moved deliberately Tor caught a root once, grunted softly, then
A Dorm With My Alpha Mate Chapter Ninety Nine - The Quiet Test
Aria’s POVI was sorting the last bundle of yarrow when a murmur spread through the infirmary. It was not the usual groan of pain or restless shifting. This was sharper, a ripple of surprise that made several heads turn. I looked up from the mortar, fingers still green with crushed leaves.Sylvie stood in the center aisle beside Malrick. Kai faced them both, speaking in a low, firm voice. She no longer held the tense, ready to run posture I remembered, nor the vacant slump she had shown on the cot days earlier. Now she stood straight and attentive, like a scout waiting for assignment.My breath caught, I had heard her leave the night before. Her absence had left a strange mix of relief and regret in my chest. A clean break, I had told myself. Her return felt far more complicated.Kai’s words carried clearly despite the quiet tone. “We are forming a counter-scouting unit. Sylvie and Malrick will lead it. Their reports will go directly to me. No exceptions.”Malrick gave a curt nod. “U
A Dorm With My Alpha Mate Chapter Ninety Eight - Sharpening the Blade
Sylvie’s POVI scanned the forest… Broken twigs, scuffed earth, and the faint rise and fall of breath in the mist I pointed out the hidden sentry and the snare-line with the same ease I once used to breathe, describing it aloud to someone who understood felt strangely liberating.Malrick studied the ground for a long moment. “You’re right,” he said quietly. “The mist betrays him, go to Kai and tell him exactly what you showed me.” “He won’t listen.”“The clock is ticking,” Malrick replied. “That sentry’s breath counts every minute we waste this isn't about you and your brother, it's about survival. Go.”I found Kai in the courtyard, heaving a splintered beam into place alongside Elara sweat darkened his tunic, dirt and soot streaked his face. He looked exhausted, carrying a world that refused to hold steady.“Kai.”He turned, surprise flashed across his face, he straightened and wiped his hands on his trousers. “Sylvie. I thought you would be far from here by now.”“I reached the tu
A Dorm With My Alpha Mate Chapter Ninety Seven - The Scout's Choice
Malrick’s POVThe parapet stone felt cold and rough under my palms. My watch lasted until dawn, a duty my aging body still handled without complaint. The night had grown unnaturally quiet. No wind stirred the trees, no distant howls answered the moon. Below in the courtyard, faint noises drifted up: the scrape of stone being shifted, the solid thud of timber being stacked. Kai and the others were working hard. The boy was learning at last—not only how to claim the title of Alpha, but how to lead living wolves instead of mourning the dead.My eyes, still keen after all these years, caught the first sign of movement. A shadow detached from the main hall doorway, darker and more deliberate than the rest. It glided toward the cellar tunnel we used for scavenging runs. The figure carried a pack, shoulders set in a stubborn line. I recognized her immediately.Sylvie.She moved with the quiet purpose of someone who had already made her decision. Kai must have seen her leave; I had watched hi
A Dorm With My Alpha Mate Chapter Ninety Six - Gathering Strength
Kai's POV “They will return,” Markus said quietly, his voice rough in the darkness. “Next time it won’t be scouts it will be a real assault.”“I know,” I answered, still watching the tree line. “That is exactly why we cannot sit idle; we have a narrow window before dawn and use it.”I faced the small group gathered on the walkway. “We divide our efforts now the positions that are already strong will be made stronger and the weak points will be improved as much as possible.”“Everyone, listen,” I said “The enemy believes we are trapped and helpless, they expect hunger and fear to finish what their blades have started.”“Elara, you are with me. Gather everyone who can still lift a stone or swing a tool. We need to reinforce every breach, barricades alone are not enough we need traps, obstacles, anything that forces them to pay in blood for every step they take.”“Understood, Alpha,” Elara replied with a nod. “I will start with the western wall.”I turned to Rylan, his bandage showed fr
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