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Chapter 114

作者: Nita Vale
last update 公開日: 2026-06-09 02:42:58
Alexander

The road was deserted when Alexander returned, the same stretch of asphalt disappearing into darkness ahead of him, bordered by fields that seemed endless beneath the moonlight. From a distance there was nothing remarkable about it no sign of violence, no sign of a struggle, no sign that Elena had vanished here.

He stepped away from the car and headed toward the ditch. The grass had begun to rise again after days of people moving through it. He stopped where they had found the hair
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  • The Alpha who was never mine   Chapter 115

    AlexanderThe envelope arrived with the morning post in a plain white sleeve marked with the council seal, and Alexander set his coffee down to open it where he stood. Two pages slid out, the first carrying the official ruling and the second the schedule for the settlement payments, and he read only the lines that mattered before folding the pages closed again. The bond between him and Elena was acknowledged. The marriage between him and Vivian was dissolved, effective immediately. Three months ago a letter like this would have meant something to him but now it was paper in his hand, so he dropped it on the counter beside his untouched breakfast and reached for the coffee again.The doorbell sounded before he had finished the cup, and he went into the hallway to open the door, finding two officers waiting on the step, one older with grey at the temples and the other younger with a tablet under his arm. They both flashed identification before he had time to ask and the older one introd

  • The Alpha who was never mine   Chapter 114

    Alexander The road was deserted when Alexander returned, the same stretch of asphalt disappearing into darkness ahead of him, bordered by fields that seemed endless beneath the moonlight. From a distance there was nothing remarkable about it no sign of violence, no sign of a struggle, no sign that Elena had vanished here. He stepped away from the car and headed toward the ditch. The grass had begun to rise again after days of people moving through it. He stopped where they had found the hair clip and remained there for a moment. The night air felt cold against his skin. His exhaustion sat heavily on him, living somewhere behind his eyes and deep in his muscles, the accumulated result of days without proper sleep and hours spent chasing answers that never led anywhere useful. He was tired of questions, tired of waiting, tired of being told somebody was working on it. The scent lingered beneath the grass. It was weak, old, barely there. Alexander closed his eyes and the wolf surged

  • The Alpha who was never mine   Chapter 113

    Elena“What am I doing here?”The question left Elena’s mouth the moment the door opened. Mrs. Cross stepped inside and closed the door behind her. “I owe you an apology.”“An apology?”“The circumstances were unfortunate. I would have preferred a different approach.”Elena pushed herself upright too quickly and the movement made her head pound harder. “A different approach. I was taken off the side of a road, drugged and locked in a room.”“I understand why you’re upset.”“You kidnapped me.”Mrs. Cross remained polite. “I understand your frustration.”Fear gripped Elena suddenly when she remembered Carlos.. The thought struck so hard she almost forgot everything else. Maybe they knew. Maybe they had found out. Maybe that was why she was here.“I can explain, it’s not what you think happened” she blurted out.Mrs. Cross blinked. She didn’t understand what she was trying to say. She raised a hand, cutting her off. “You should feel comfortable here. Anything you need will be provided.”

  • The Alpha who was never mine   Chapter 112

    ElenaThe first thing Elena became aware of was the pounding in her head, a deep throbbing pressure that felt as though it had been sitting there for hours. She groaned and squeezed her eyes shut again, which only made the dizziness worse. Her mouth felt dry, her limbs strangely heavy, even lifting an arm requiring more effort than it should have, and a knot of unease formed in her stomach.Something was wrong.Elena forced her eyes open. The ceiling above her was unfamiliar, plain white with none of the wooden beams, shelves or worn details she had grown accustomed to seeing every morning, and her heart lurched. She pushed herself upright too quickly and instantly regretted it as the room tilted and nausea rolled through her stomach. She grabbed the edge of the mattress and waited for it to pass, the weakness frightening her more than the dizziness, because she had recovered significantly since the poisoning . Her wolf still feeling weaker than before, but enough that she should not

  • The Alpha who was never mine   Chapter 111

    Alexander Marcus had taken over the dining table, with a laptop open in front of him beside two phones, a notebook and several sheets of paper covered in names, numbers and locations. One screen displayed a map while the other displayed information Alexander had stopped pretending to understand a long time ago. Alexander remained near the window with his phone in his hand. The call rang then went to voicemail and he disconnected and shoved the phone into his pocket. Marcus typed another command into the laptop before grabbing one of the phones and dialing somebody. “No, I need the last transmission point.” He listened. “I already have the account information.” Another pause. “Call me back when you find it.” The line disconnected. Alexander watched him. “Anything.” “Not yet.” Marcus had been at this for over an hour — calls, messages, contacts and every lead seemed to end exactly where it started. Alexander pulled out his phone again. Voicemail. Marcus finally glanced up. “Y

  • The Alpha who was never mine   Chapter 110

    AlexanderAlexander pushed through the front door and immediately called her name.“Elena.”The sound disappeared into the house and came back unanswered. A frown tugged at his mouth. She should have heard him by now. He moved through the sitting room first. The book she had been reading remained on the coffee table. A blanket was folded over the arm of the sofa. Everything appeared exactly as it had that morning.“Elena.”Nothing. The uneasiness in his chest sharpened.He headed for the kitchen. Empty. The dining room was empty too. By the time he reached the staircase his pace had quickened. He took the steps two at a time and pushed open the bedroom door. The room was vacant. The adjoining bathroom was vacant. He checked the wardrobe. Nothing.His jaw tightened.Alexander pulled out his phone and dialed her number. The call rang and rang then went to voicemail. He disconnected and called again. Voicemail. The third attempt produced the same result. Irritation gave way to something

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