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Chapter 111

Author: Crystal L
last update publish date: 2026-08-31 04:18:39

Dimitri:

Asher was still on his knees when I stepped forward. Blood had soaked through the front of his shirt where Nikita had struck him; the wound wasn’t instantly fatal, but it had taken enough from him that even his wolf seemed to understand there was nowhere left to run. His breathing came in ragged pulls, but the arrogance in his eyes hadn’t entirely faded.

Men like him could lose everything and still convince themselves surrender was beneath them.

Alina stood a few paces behind me, wrapp
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  • Alpha Bratva   Epilogue

    Alina:Four months later, the pack no longer smelled like smoke.Sometimes I still remembered it. There were nights when I woke with the memory of shattered glass and screams echoing through the halls, when black smoke curled above a home I had only just learned to call mine.I would pass a newly rebuilt wall and see, for a second, the ruin that had been there before. I would glance toward the eastern grounds and expect wolves to come running at any moment.Those moments came less often now. And I was less shaken by everything that went on, but it didn’t mean that it didn’t bother me.The estate had been rebuilt. The pack had healed. And somehow, so had I, not completely, but it was enough that the edges of the old fear no longer defined every day.I had spent too long believing healing meant erasing everything that hurt, waking one morning as someone untouched by the past.But I know better now; healing was waking beside Dimitri and realizing I hadn’t had a nightmare in three nights.

  • Alpha Bratva   Chapter 111

    Dimitri:Asher was still on his knees when I stepped forward. Blood had soaked through the front of his shirt where Nikita had struck him; the wound wasn’t instantly fatal, but it had taken enough from him that even his wolf seemed to understand there was nowhere left to run. His breathing came in ragged pulls, but the arrogance in his eyes hadn’t entirely faded.Men like him could lose everything and still convince themselves surrender was beneath them.Alina stood a few paces behind me, wrapped in my shirt after shifting back. Nikita hovered at her side, hands trembling in a way that told me the weight of what she’d done was finally settling in.She had stopped Asher when she could have finished him, and she had done it deliberately because she understood something he never would: his life was not hers to take. Judgment belonged to the Alpha whose land he had invaded, and to the woman whose life he had spent trying to control.I looked into the trees where wolves had gathered. Some

  • Alpha Bratva   Chapter 110

    Nikita:I caught his scent before I saw him.It cut through the trees like a blade, familiar and wrong, and my wolf lifted her head the way an animal does when something in the air changes. My paws dug into the damp earth and we pushed harder, following the trail deeper into the forest.Asher had tried to cover his tracks, doubling back, cutting across paths where other wolves had passed, but I knew that scent too well. I had it memorized as I knew that I was foolish enough to think that I could believe in him.Anger flared hot and bright inside me. I’d known him because I’d liked him. There had been nights when I went home and could still smell him on my clothes, moments when I’d smiled at a memory I should have ignored. Now I used that same memory to hunt him.Faster.Branches whipped at my fur. I barely noticed. I could feel Dimitri and Alina behind me, not close enough to hear but close enough that I didn’t have to worry about being alone. Asher was ahead. Close.Then his scent va

  • Alpha Bratva   Chapter 109

    Dimitri:“Do you really think that you can challenge me and just get away with it, Alina?” Asher asked darkly. And it took everything in me not to break the bastard’s face, but I knew that she needed this closure, and because of that, I forced myself to stand down.“I don’t aim to challenge you, Asher. You took something from me, and now, it is my turn to take something from you…” she said, making Asher frown.“Are you threatening me?”“Not really, no.” She said, giving him the coldest smile a person could muster.“And what do you aim to take from me, Omega?” He asked, mocking her. She simply crossed her arms over her chest, taking a step forward as she looked him dead in the eye, and the moment Alina spoke, the air in the courtyard shifted.“Your life…”It was a small sentence, but it landed like a stone. Asher’s arrogance flickered, not fear yet, but the first crack in the mask. My wolf saw it before my mind did.Alina stood a few paces ahead of me, shoulders squared, eyes dark with

  • Alpha Bratva   Chapter 108

    Alina:I felt him before anyone spoke his name.It began as a pressure behind my ribs, a cold weight pressing against the warmth of the bond I shared with Dimitri. My wolf lifted her head the way an animal does when something has shifted in the air. It was no longer resting, no longer calm, and I knew that things were about to take a different shift.He is here.I sat straighter. Dimitri noticed before I could say anything. His eyes slid to me. “What is it?”I looked toward the window. The estate was quieter than it had been since the explosion, but quiet didn’t mean safe. Guards still moved through the grounds, smoke still clung to the air, and no one had forgotten what had happened. Now another scent threaded through the smoke… cold, sharp, and horribly familiar.“Asher.”Dimitri’s body went rigid. His wolf pushed forward so hard his eyes flashed gold. “Stay here,” he ordered. “I don’t want you getting caught in this.”I stood. “No.”“Alina.”“He came here.” I said, looking at him.

  • Alpha Bratva   Chapter 107

    Asher:Daren had been quiet for most of the drive. That should have told me everything I needed to know.He wasn’t the sort to stay silent when he thought something was a bad idea. Usually he waited until we were already committed, then explained every possible way it could go wrong. Tonight he’d held himself back for almost twenty minutes. Almost.The Volkov territory lay ahead, dark and familiar. I kept my hands on the wheel and my eyes on the road while he finally said it.“This is a bad idea.” He muttered, looking away from me.I didn’t look at him. “You waited long enough to say it.”“I was hoping you’d realize it yourself.” He said, raising an eyebrow, clearly not liking the situation was it was.He met my gaze. That was why I kept him close, Daren knew when to fear me and when fear was less useful than honesty. Tonight I had little patience for either.“You sent Ivan,” he continued. “He failed. You had his head delivered to Alina. You attacked Volkov territory. Dimitri already k

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