All Chapters of ALPHA'S HUMAN SURROGATE : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

GABRIEL I stood still, eyes locked on Catriona, trying to figure out if she was teasing me or if this was really happening. God, I wanted this—wanted her—so damn bad, but I didn’t want to mess it up by rushing. It had been so long since I’d been with anyone, because no one ever compared to her. I’ve imagined this moment countless times, but never once did I picture it happening in a secluded mountain pond. That kiss had already done the damage—my body was practically on fire. She looked so beautiful standing there, her chest rising and falling, eyes darkened with desire. She gripped my hands in hers, voice barely above a whisper. “Gabriel... I want you. Now.” “I want you too, pumpkin. So fucking bad,” I breathed. “Then what are you waiting for?” I didn’t answer—because I didn’t know. But she caught the hesitation in my silence. Slowly, deliberately, she lifted her shirt, revealing a black lace bra that clung to her like sin. Her skin glowed in the golden morning sunlight, and f

JAYDEN I stood still under the cold shower, letting the water wash over my skin, but it did little to calm the storm raging inside me. I was on the verge of exploding. My desperation to get my wolf back gnawed at me endlessly—I was willing to do whatever it took. When I entered that witch’s house, I truly believed I would leave with my wolf restored. But I hadn’t expected her twisted conditions. One of them: to sleep with her daughter for fourteen nights as payment. Fourteen nights. And while I crave my wolf, I couldn’t bring myself to betray Catriona again. I refused. But then, when I came back to find my girl, what I saw crushed me. There she was, in the arms of my worst enemy. I couldn’t unsee it. The betrayal cut deeper than any blade. I reached for a washcloth, but as my hand touched it, I paused—God knows how many people had used it before me. Disgusted, I tossed it aside. Just as I was about to step out of the bathroom, Catriona’s panicked scream echoed from the other room

CATRIONA I stood at the entrance of the house, trying to piece together the right words to say to my aunt waiting inside. When Miss Olivier called earlier to tell me that they were being discharged from the hospital, I had been relieved—until she mentioned that my aunt had arrived. I took a deep breath and stepped inside. There she was, sitting next to my brother like she owned the place. My instinct was to rush to him, to pull him into my arms, but she raised a hand to stop me. “Stay where you are,” she commanded coldly. “Don’t touch him. He’s just come from the hospital. Who knows where you’ve been?” I expected nothing less from her. “I’m clean, Aunt,” I replied, though my cheeks flushed slightly, suddenly remembering I hadn’t showered since being with Jayden. “Okay, I’ll go take a quick shower.” “Don’t bother. I didn’t come here for you,” she cut in sharply. “I’m here to take my nephew with me.” “Aunt, what do you mean? You’re taking us where?” “Him.” She emphasised the wo

CATRIONA I stood frozen as the people bowed before me, addressing me as Luna. My stomach tightened. "I'm sorry, everyone. I think there's been a misunderstanding," I said awkwardly, forcing a polite smile. "My name is Catriona, not Luna." The elegant woman who had greeted us merely smiled, unshaken. "Please, Luna, allow me to show you to your rooms." I bit my lip in confusion. Why do they keep calling me Luna? My uneasiness grew. What happens when they realise I'm not who they think I am? The silent entourage led us through spotless halls and into an elevator, which lifted us to the fourth floor. Every corner of the house gleamed, too immaculate, too beautiful—it felt like stepping into a dream that wasn’t mine. Inside the suite, Miss Olivier couldn’t contain her amazement. "Wow... how could anyone build something so beautiful?" "I have no idea," I murmured, distracted. I glanced at my little brother sleeping peacefully on the enormous king-sized bed. "Miss Olivier, do you

JAYDEN I have no idea how witches' spells work, but whatever Vanessa did had pulled me back into that same empty room where my body had lain for the past six days. My eyes scanned the space, searching for my wolf as she’d instructed—but to my bitter disappointment, he wasn’t there. Still confused and unsure where to go, the bracelet tied around my wrist suddenly illuminated, its glow forming a faint trail ahead. Without hesitation, I followed its guidance. The bracelet led me through a quiet, vibrant forest bursting with life. There was something oddly peaceful about it—a place that seemed too perfect to leave. I continued along the glowing path until I finally came to a halt. There, standing alone in a clearing, was my wolf. But no one was guarding him, contrary to Vanessa's warnings. Did you distract them already? I muttered under my breath, talking to the damn bracelet like an idiot. My wolf growled as our eyes locked. The bond between us burned like wildfire—alive, intense,