Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Single Daddy Alpha.: Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

AP’s voice crackled like a jackhammer, disrupting the peaceful darkness that cocooned me. For a moment, I wondered if what I was hearing was real or just part of some new dream I was stepping into. But with each new beep, I knew I wouldn’t be able to claw my way back to sleep. Slowly, I lifted an eyelid as I stretched my arm across the bed, hunting for Cillian to make it stop. The cold sheets shocked me awake and I shot up, searching for Cillian. A sudden panic came over me like a blow dart to my stomach. The panic was fleeting as I let my mind wander and sniffed the air. Cillian’s musky scent hit my nose, and I instantly relaxed as the crackling from a walkie-talkie caught my attention. Looking around the room, I tried to find the walkie talkie but couldn’t see it. I pulled the sheets to my chest and tilted my head as I concentrated on pinpointing where the noise was coming from. “Cillian, wake up,” AP’s voice was gravelly but muffled. I strained my ears, trying to hear any sound

“Idon’t like it.” Trevor leaned back in the chair, arms defiantly folded over his chest and a scowl plastered on his face. I’d never seen him so disgruntled before, but then again, I never had to deal with him directly while he was the chief of police. “By all rights they shouldn’t be here,” he continued as I glared at Colleen. “The Steel Lycans are known for being criminals. I can show you right now on the board at the station at least three of them are wanted for something they did in another state, yet you want me to forget that they’re here?” I pulled in a deep breath and tried to figure out how to break the news to him that the wanted posters were not only outdated, but straight up misinformation. I rubbed my temples, trying to ease this tension in my head, but there was no way I would be able to say anything without breaking their cover. “I know you don’t like them being here, but their presence is necessary. Right now, there are threats going on in the shifter community—not

Ipulled in a deep breath. The heady scent of sex filled my nostrils and saturated the small office. Cillian’s breathing was heavy and stifling on my neck, and I shifted slightly on his lap to lift my drowsy head. I giggled as I stared at him. “I don’t know about you,” he said, breathlessly, “but I’ve never had sex with a politician before.” “I’m not the mayor,” I said as I ran my fingers through his hair. I loved that I could have him whenever I wanted. There was a comfort about that—to being able to give myself to him. He’d always be there for me and always know what was going on inside of me, even if I wasn’t entirely sure myself. Cillian was a rock that I could bet my hopes and dreams on, and I knew it would never rust or deteriorate. “But you could be if you wanted the position,” Cillian said. I shook my head. It was hard for me to tell if he was hunting for a reason to keep me here, or if he really believed that I could manage both Argentum and Moon Valley. “I’m not Wonder W

Ilifted the shot glass and downed it as Torque moved to Cillian’s side and gave him a hearty pat on the back. “Look,” Torque said as he rubbed the back of his neck. “I know I was a bit of an ass back at the house, and I’m sorry. But you know how it is when you have people’s lives under your command.” Everyone’s eyes shifted to Cillian, and I felt his wolf puffing up. It was almost like filling a balloon to maximum capacity. Cillian glanced over to me for a moment before he wrapped his arm around Torque and gave him a brotherly hug. “We all do crazy things sometimes in the heat of the moment,” Cillian said. “I’m just glad nothing serious happened to Blue.” “As if there were any doubt about Kenzie’s mad skills,” AP said. “I hate to say it, buddy, but I think Kenzie might even have surpassed Lourdes. We all saw how she handled Blue in his most savage state. She held her own.” “Who’s that?” Blue asked as Sam poured another round of drinks. “Cillian’s grandmother,” Kenzie said. “She

“AP, adjust your camera down a bit,” Holden said. I hovered over his shoulder, staring at the computer screen, chewing my lower lip as the cameras came online. “Good, down just a bit more… there. Perfect,” Holden said as he tested the various settings. My heart pounded as I leaned back and crossed my arms over my chest. This wasn’t the first time I’d joined in on a mission, but it was the first time I had so much at stake. I tried to push out my emotions and focus on the tasks at hand, but it was hard watching my friends and family put on Argentum gear and know they were the ones going out there. “Aiden,” I called. My brother’s head whipped up, and Melody looked over at me. Aiden gave Melody a quick peck on the cheek and walked over to me. I studied him. It seemed like just yesterday he was a boy, running around our parents’ living room in a diaper. “Keep your head on a swivel,” I told him. I grabbed one of the filtration devices off the table and handed it to him. He glanced at