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Alpha? It now registered in her mind what the second man said. Her eyes flicked to the tall. Alpha? No. No. No. That couldn't be him . But the way the second man's eyes darted to him, the way he tried to defuse the tension. It all made sense in a horrifying way. She had just insulted the Alpha of the Blackthorn Pack. The stranger's lips lifted slightly, not into a smile but something that said he had noticed the moment she realised who he was. " You didn't know who i was? " he murmured. " Interesting. " " I don't care who you are." Heat reached her cheeks, but she refused to be shy. " Good," he said softly. " Then this will be fun. " He stepped further into the library, slow and deliberate. Each step felt like a challenge. " You shouldn't be in here, " he said. " And you should? " she spat back. " This is my father's library. " " Your father's ? " His brow rose. " That's what they told you? " Her heart skipped a beat. " What is that supposed to mean? " He didn't answer. He walked past her slowly, trailing his fingers lightly over the edge of the desk. Be scanned the opened page of the document she had been reading. " They let you see this?" he asked in disbelief. " I found it myself, " she snapped. He lifted the corners of the burned letter, eyes sharpening. " Of course you did. " She hated the way he said it like he had known her for a long time, like he had been watching her long before he stepped into this room. Her hands curled into fists. " I'm not scared of you ." " You should be ." He stepped closer, close enough that she could she his eyes clearly. "You don't know what exactly is happening around you," he said softly. " You don't know why you've been hidden here. You don't know why your parents are desperate. His gaze lowered to the documents. " And you have no idea the kind of danger you're in. " Her chest tightened, but her expression remained cold. " And why should I believe you? " He leaned in his voice, dropping to a low whisper in a warning tone. " Because I'm one of the few people who isn't lying to you. " She stiffened, " You don't know anything about me." He almost smiled. Almost, but he didn't. " I know you're stubborn. " A step closer. " I know you hate being told what to do." Another step closer. " And I know you didn't want this alliance, and you still don't. " Her breath faltered, but she refused to show it. " Move out of my way." She whispered. He didn't. So she shoved past him only for him to catch her wrist gently, not to restrain her but to stop her long enough to say : " We are not allies yet , and if you keep looking for answers, the people you trust most would be the first to disappear. " He locked eyes with her. She yanked her hand free, " I don't take warnings from strangers." He stepped back, but his voice remained low, dangerous, and certain. " You won't see me as a stranger for long. " He turned and left abruptly as he had entered, the door slamming shut behind him. Silence flooded the library. Her hands shook not from fear but fury. She hated him. She hated how handsome he was. She hated how he talked to her. She hated the way he made her skip a beat for a blink of an eye when he looked at her like that. And at least of all, she hated how he knew something she didn't know of.
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They had sworn never to speak of it again. Not to each other. Not to the elders. Not even to the gods who had witnessed it. Isabella’s father stood alone in the hidden chamber beneath the estate, torchlight casting warped shadows along the curved stone walls. This place predated packs, predated law. Older than hierarchy, older than mercy. The air smelled of iron and ash, just as it had that night. That cursed, necessary night. Her mother descended the steps behind him, slower now, grief dragging at her limbs. “You brought me here because you can’t lie to me anymore.” He didn’t turn. “No. I brought you here because the lie is breaking.” At the center of the chamber lay the altar, black stone veined with silver, etched with runes that refused to stay still. They shimmered faintly, responding to Isabella’s name even now. “She was a child,” her mother whispered. “Barely breathing. Do you remember how small she was?” “I remember the silence,” he said hoarsely. “No heartbeat. No cry
Alpha Rex. Chapter Forty Seven
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Alpha Rex. Chapter Forty Six
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Alpha Rex. Chapter Forty Five
The silence that followed was worse than the battle. Bodies lay scattered across the grand hall. Some groaning, some terrifyingly still. Blood streaked the marble in dark, uneven lines. The air reeked of iron, smoke, and fury barely leashed. Blackthorn’s wolves stood frozen, weapons lowered but not sheathed, eyes locked on Isabella as if afraid she might vanish if they blinked. Thane’s grip on her wrist tightened. Not painfully, but possessively. A reminder. “Smart choice,” he murmured close to her ear. “You just saved lives.” Isabella didn’t look at him. Her gaze was fixed on Rex. He had shifted back to human form, chest heaving, blood soaking his side where Thane’s claws had torn deep. His eyes, those fierce, unyielding eyes were burning now with something far more dangerous than rage. Betrayal. “No,” Ash said hoarsely from behind him. “Rex, don’t.” Rex didn’t move. He didn’t need to. The promise in his stare was enough. Thane noticed it too. He chuckled. “Careful, Alpha.
Alpha Rex. Chapter Forty Four
Steel sang melodies. The first Redcliff blade came down, and in that instant, the grand hall of Blackthorn exploded into violence. Rex shoved Isabella behind him just as a warrior lunged. Rex caught the attacker by the throat, lifting him clean off the ground before slamming him into the marble floor with bone-crushing force. The crack echoed like a gunshot. Blood sprayed across Rex’s boots. “Stay with Ash!” Rex roared. Ash was already pulling Isabella back, shielding her as wolves shifted mid-stride, bodies tearing and reforming as claws and fangs burst through skin. The air was thick with the copper tang of blood and the sharp musk of rage. Thane moved like a shadow through the chaos, carving a path straight toward them. “Get her out!” Rex barked. Isabella twisted in Ash’s grip. “No! Rex—” A Redcliff wolf slammed into Ash, knocking him back. Isabella stumbled, heart slamming in her chest and suddenly she was exposed. Thane was there in a blink. His hand closed around her
Alpha Rex. Chapter Forty Three
The alarm horns of Blackthorn blared through the stronghold, low and thunderous, vibrating in Isabella’s bones. Wolves poured into the corridors, some already half-shifted, claws tearing into stone as they ran. The scent of fear and adrenaline filled the air like smoke. Rex was already moving. “Stay behind me,” he ordered, grabbing Isabella’s hand and pulling her into the main corridor. Ash was at his other side, blade drawn, eyes sharp. “They came fast,” Ash muttered. “Too fast. Thane had this planned.” A deafening crash rocked the walls. The southern gate had fallen. Isabella stumbled as the floor shuddered. Rex steadied her without slowing, his grip iron-strong. “They’re heading straight for the council wing,” he growled. “They want you in front of everyone.” “To make you choose,” she whispered. “And to make you look weak.” They burst into the grand hall just as Redcliff warriors flooded through the shattered doors. Steel flashed. Wolves roared. Blood sprayed across the ma
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