Lahat ng Kabanata ng Alpha Kane's Revenge: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

Amy’s POV I didn’t realise how prolonged proceedings were going to be, how uncertain my own position in the interim. So I contented myself with spending more time in the nursery. I had a responsibility to Selene’s pups, as well. Dan still hated me, I felt sure. Yet, asking around discreetly, I discovered he was no better with the pack’s nursemaids. Did he have a down on anyone lower in rank, even at this tender age? Maybe it was a Lycan thing. If so, I would have to keep an eye on Dora. It was Lisa who broke the news to me. Lycan Faro was coming for the “festivities” – her word, not mine. I watched Kayleigh interacting with the pups and couldn’t fault Kane’s sister for bringing her here regularly. Lisa probably had an ulterior motive. I saw how often her eyes were fixed on Dan. Lycan blood. Would it affect Dora like this when she came of age? Her twin seemed to be an exception. What if she developed his tendencies; what if he wanted her to? I shuddered. My own pups might be at ris

Amy’s POVMy weakness is spiders. I don’t like killing them, yet I can’t bear the sight of them running. When I was unmated I used to check my bedding every night in case one of them was lurking beneath, waiting to wander over my body in the night.Kane was likely to have placed me in a roomful had I been honest. Imagine being rescued from a particularly hairy one by a leering Lycan while Jake grinned and cracked his knuckles.The Alpha was keeping tight-lipped about the activity for the second day. Apparently, we would each be based in the same three rooms – minus the tacky signs, of course – while fascinated bystanders ogled us. We were no better than goldfish or zoo animals.And how could we be competitive when we didn’t know each other’s score to date?I didn’t even have to ask about that one. Once we were gathered in his office, we each received a slip of paper. I had scored a seven, Zena a six and Sharon an infuriating eight.“Day two will be a lesson in endurance,” he announced

Lisa’s POVIt was all going wrong. At least my mate had the decency to tell me he would be with her, Amy.I burst into Kane’s office without knocking.“How could you?” I cried.“Sit down, Lisa. I’ve been expecting you,” he said.“I prefer to stand.”He shrugged. “Suit yourself. This could take a while. I have calls to make.”I flopped onto the couch, wondering if I would ever feel happy again.“So, who’s in the lead after two days?” I asked.“Guess.”“What a farce!”“That’s what Amy said about the whole thing.”“Who are you phoning?”“Alpha Philip.”“What about?”“He called me.”This was getting me nowhere but I wasn’t about to let him off the hook.The conversation was boring at first, but I pricked up my ears at the mention of a new “vampire menace” in the area. Alpha Philip was old enough to be our father and used some odd expressions. Still, it was kind of him to call and could prove useful.I often thought of Mina. If I left a window open tonight, maybe she would find her way to

Amy’s POVSo now we knew. What a mess. Grebe was insisting he’d gotten her with pup. I looked at him as if he was crazy, but Kane seemed to think such a thing was possible: the knowing. Had it worked with me? I wondered.The border guard said he wanted to see Zena to apologise.“I’ll consider it,” the Alpha said.“Only if she agrees.”“Of course, Luna. Nothing excuses what I did. I don’t expect we’ll ever form a relationship, but if there is offspring, I’d like regular access.”“To a hybrid or hybrids?” I asked.Maybe I was being a little harsh. But rape is rape.He shrugged. “Still mine,” he muttered.I couldn’t warm to him and yet I despised him less for that.“How could you ever have suspected Jake?” I stormed to Kane once Grebe had departed.“Given his track record, it was a fair assumption.”“You mean with Lisa, don’t you? Why is she being so difficult? Do we need to contain Blaylock some more?”“No!”His forceful reply shocked me. That was when I knew. Satyr’s influence had outl

Amy’s POV “What do you want, Blaylock? Tell us,” I dared, not altogether surprised to find I was shaking. “You can’t begin to imagine.” The tinny voice didn’t lessen the impact of his words much. “World domination?” I rolled my eyes. Francis had been watching too much TV. “Lycans only,” came the cryptic reply. “He wants to rid the universe of everyone save his kind.” Jarvis, at least, had a grasp of the situation. “Execute him,” I said, not bothering to conceal my contempt. “How?” Worryingly, the query came from our resident scientist. “Destroy the clone,” Beta Francis suggested. Both Jarvis and I protested. I couldn’t have said why, given my earlier sentiments. But I had a ready excuse. “Blaylock will only find another host,” I said. “Maybe my spirit guide can help.” Expecting to have to explain how it worked with Anastasia, it seemed Francis recalled her unannounced visit. “Blind Stacey.” I was close to reprimanding him for his familiarity when he added, “I liked her.