All Chapters of The Alpha's Sanity: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

ElizabethMy mother’s presence emerged beside me while I was busy washing the dishes. In front of me was the small basin where the dirty plates were placed, waiting for me to soap and wash them. I looked at my mother before I would have to get water from the jar.“Mother?” I called her.Her soft expression was evident while smiling. She coughed before she answered me.“I just thought you would be going to the prince a while ago,” she said.“Oh,” I mumbled and continued washing the dishes.I was sitting on a small chair. We are currently at the back of the house where I can see the wide pasture and the road not afar. It was a starless night prevailing in the sky, so it would be entertaining for me to wash the dishes while appreciating nature.“Why didn’t you go?” she asked me.I didn’t look at her, but I answered, “Because I didn’t want to.”“Why?”“I am not interested in him,” I truthfully said and sighed.“Every woman loves to have a prince.”“Not me.”I rolled my eyes. I hate it whe

ElizabethPrince Vio brought me to the palace, and I was amazed by how it stretched to masses of hectares when we went in while riding a grandiose carriage. I was beside His Highness while he was touring me to the vastness of the palace close-up.I almost forgot about what I was gonna say and ask if he just did not bring it up when we are now in the garden pavilion of the palace.“Werewolves are the scariest beasts you are ever going to encounter,” he said as he sipped his tea. “That is why they are secluded in the Dark Forest when vampires became extinct centuries ago. But the packs of werewolves would always survive every war.”“You do know a lot about them, huh?” I said and scratched my cup of tea.The pavilion was a good view and a place to relish stress and anxiety. There were a lot of pots containing kinds of flowers that the Queen herself planted together with the gardeners. The pavilion itself was surrounded by flowers and intricate vines that looked very enchanted and majesti

DiegoI was catapulted at the nearby tree when Roy kicked me in the stomach.“Diego!” he exclaimed, approaching me with worriedness across his face.A smirk plastered on my lips when his hand went in front of my face. I made a handstand, clipped his arm between my legs, and flipped him over, making him knocked out to the ground. He groaned in pain as I stood up.“I told you many times to not let your sympathy get to you,” I coldly said and lifted his arm for him to stand up. “Even though I am your friend, during a fight, I am your enemy.”Roy nodded and licked his lower lip. He smiled, and I didn’t. We were both topless and sweaty because we have been practicing physical fight in the middle of the forest, not far away from our habitat.The Dark Forest, even from its adjective incepting the name of what it’s called, was barely lightened up by the rays of the sun. The sun rays were penetrating through the dried and colorless leaves of the enormous trees around. Dead leaves were scattere

DiegoWhen Alpha Kael, our father, exclaimed to start our fight, I circled the ground just like Droco was doing. I raised my fists, my eyes terrorizing him, and preparing an attack stance.I lurched forward with my speed to jab him with my fist, but he immediately dodged my hit. He went to my feet by grabbing my left foot and knocked me to the ground. Everyone cheered at what he did, but I did not let him win, though.When I was on the ground, almost lying down, I grabbed his nape and locked him with my both hands. I pulled him down, making his head hit the ground hard. The werewolves groaned while I was smirking and standing up.I heard Droco muttering curses as he glared at me from the ground. That’s what you get for being a self-entitled and conceited asshole. He stood up and did not waste time, now attacking me with a high kick that almost hit my jaw. My reflexes were fast, though.I slapped his foot with my strength, dodged another kick downward, and blocked his last high kick. I

Elizabeth The darkness surrounded me as I turned around. I could not see anything. But when I lifted my palms from my hips, I was… ominously… glowing? “Where am I?” I asked myself, but it was from my mind. I didn’t even open my mouth! I wandered around, trying to find some light, but I could not find anything. Suddenly, I got goosebumps when a soft wind passed through my skin behind me. Whatever gut made me turn around was scary and engendered anxiety in my mind. “Hello, dear.” I gaped at a lady behind me. She was wearing a black cloak, making her half-face only seen. Her voice was sweet yet sent chills through my skin, making me step back. “W-Who are you?” I asked tremblingly. The sides of her red lips rose, but the set of her teeth was still hidden. “I am no one,” she said, “but you are someone you will need to recognize.” Somehow, her voice was soothing me. Her presence and the darkness around us dreaded my system, but her voice and words were comforting rather than fearsom