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The Alpha's Enemy's Daughter CHAPTER 49
He always arrived first.It was not a habit people noticed because it had never given them a reason to, but he had perfected the strategy years ago.The man who sat down before anyone else got to watch the room assemble. He got to see who sat where, who avoided whose eyes, who walked in carrying an invisible weight they had not carried yesterday. Information. Pure, raw data, and Brix had never in his life let a single piece of it go to waste.He stood near the stone hearth with a cup in his hand, watching the great hall fill.Soren walked in alongside Draven, deep in an argument, Draven gesturing sharply with his hands the way he always did when the other person was refusing to understand his point.Elder Caius took his usual heavy seat near the head of the table without offering a greeting to a single soul, which was standard for Caius. Two senior border wolves filed in along the right side, both of them still moving with a stiff, guarded limp from the recent rogue attack. Brix not
The Alpha's Enemy's Daughter CHAPTER 48
The whispers followed them all the way to the upper level. As they rounded the turn near the private wing, she caught a fragment of a hushed discussion between two older guards. Roric's girl... why is he bringing her up here... what is he doing... She locked those voices away in the back of her mind, refusing to let them reach her face. She had spent her entire life building walls behind her eyes to hide what she was feeling, and she was far too skilled at it to break down now. Lucien stopped at a heavy ironbound door on the upper south level. She had been to his administrative study, but she had never been granted access to his private living quarters. The oak door was thicker than the ones below, creaking softly as he pushed it open. The room beyond was expansive, stripped of any needless luxury, built purely from cold stone, dark timber, and functional iron. It was the room of a leader who selected every item for utility rather than comfort. A heavy desk sat near a tall arch
The Alpha's Enemy's Daughter CHAPTER 47
Lucien’s gaze shifted back and forth between them, his dark eyes calculating every variable with sharp, cold intensity. He clearly did not like where the numbers were landing."Multiple times," Lucien repeated, his voice dropping into a low, measured growl that sounded like a warning."Multiple times," Alira confirmed softly, holding her stance firm despite the frantic hammering in her chest."And you said nothing to me." Lucien turned his attention back to the stranger. His hand was still clenched tight around the phantom’s collar, but the pale man made no effort to break free. If anything, a faint, amused smirk hovered at the corners of the ghost's mouth."What exactly have you been feeding her?" Lucien demanded, his tone dangerous."The truth, for the most part," the stranger replied easily."For the most part," Lucien echoed, his grip tightening slightly."Everything I gave her was accurate," the supposed ghost clarified, tilting his head with an airy shrug. "Some details were jus
The Alpha's Enemy's Daughter CHAPTER 46
Alira was in the middle of grinding dried fennel, the heavy stone pestle scraping rhythmic, familiar circles against the mortar when the air around her shifted. It was a subtle shift in pressure, the exact prickle on the back of her neck that she had come to recognise.She did not freeze, nor did she jump. Instead, she forced her aching wrists to keep moving, finishing the full stroke before letting her gaze drift toward the window.He was standing there, leaning against the wooden frame with his arms loosely crossed. He was watching her with that infuriating quiet expression she had never quite been able to pin down. He seemed slightly amused. Across the infirmary, Wren was standing at the far shelf with her back turned, softly humming a tuneless little melody as she sorted dried bundles of lavender, completely oblivious to the intruder's presence.Alira looked from the stranger to Wren’s unsuspecting back, then back to the stranger again. She gave a small, deliberate tilt of her he
The Alpha's Enemy's Daughter CHAPTER 45
A FEW HOURS EARLIER. *~*~*~*~*~ The keep was not yet stirred when Brix went below. That was entirely deliberate. He had learned decades ago that the most useful hours were the ones nobody else claimed, that grey stretch between the final night patrol and the first heavy clatter from the kitchens. In those quiet hours a man could move through the halls and remain nobody. Just another shadow in a building full of them. He took the back stairs. Without the stick. He moved through the lower corridor at a pace that had nothing slow or careful about it, nothing that resembled the measured limp he carried through every room in this keep every day of every week for years. His left leg worked exactly as well as his right one. It always had. The stick was a prop and the limp was a story he had told so consistently and for so long that it had become, to everyone who watched him, simply the truth of who he was. A man nobody needed to watch carefully. He stopped at the door at the far en
The Alpha's Enemy's Daughter CHAPTER 44
She stood in the doorway of the gutted room, her breath catching in her throat. It was not that she had nothing left to say. It was that too many terrifying realisations were hitting her at once, and her body simply refused to cooperate. The table was bare. The corner was entirely empty. The space smelled of damp stone and cold air, nothing more. Lucien stood dead in the centre with his hands clasped behind his back, taking in the space with that slow, agonising patience he brought to everything. He gave the empty stone the exact same careful attention he would have given it if it had been overflowing with proof. She stepped inside, her boots scraping quietly against the floor. "It was here," she said. Her voice came out smaller than she intended, so she cleared her throat and forced the words up. "Last night. A leather document case on the table, closed and latched. Three glass vials lined up with their labels turned inward. A dark compound, the same family as what kill
The Alpha's Enemy's Daughter CHAPTER 3
Greymist Ridge was exactly what the name promised.Grey. Cold.A long stretch of open ground between two tree lines, where neither pack had full advantage. Neutral ground, the Council called it. Lucien called it a place where wolves came to pretend they trusted each other.He arrived with Draven a
The Alpha's Enemy's Daughter CHAPTER 2
The soldier winced when the needle went in."Hold still," said Alira. "You're making it worse."He obeyed. They always did, in the end. Not because they respected her, but because she was the only one in Oakshade Pack territory who could stitch a wound without leaving half of it infected. That was
The Alpha's Enemy's Daughter CHAPTER 1
The graves had no flowers.Lucien had never put flowers on them. Flowers were for people who still believed in soft things, and six years ago, every soft thing he had was buried right here in Ironmoor's ruins alongside his pack.He stood at the edge of the row, arms at his sides, jaw tight. Twenty-
The Alpha's Enemy's Daughter CHAPTER 5
Nobody came to show her to breakfast.Alira had been awake since before the sun came up, which meant she had not really slept. She had lain in the unfamiliar bed and listened to the sounds of a new territory settling into morning. Distant voices. The creak of a gate. Somewhere, a mut barking once a
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