บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha's Surrogate Bride: บทที่ 41 - บทที่ 50

PHILIPS POVI heard a low growl, and I turned to see a figure standing in the shadows. It was Will, Alpha Philip's right-hand man. He was watching the rogues disappear into the forest, his face filled with fury."We have to help him," I said, my voice trembling. "We have to do something."Will's expression was grim. "There's nothing we can do," he said, his voice heavy with grief. "They have him, and we are outnumbered. We must regroup, and make a plan.We headed back to the camp, the air filled with tension. The pack was milling around, their eyes filled with fear and confusion. I could see them looking at me, waiting for me to lead them. But I didn't know what to do. I was in over my head, and I had no idea how to save Alpha Philip.As I looked around, I saw a small figure huddled in the corner. It was Rose, the pack's only omega. She was trembling, her eyes filled with tears. I went to her, and I knelt beside her."Rose, what is it?""It's Catherine," Rose said her voice barely a w

As the figure stepped forward, I felt my pulse quicken. I stood up, preparing to fight, but I knew it was hopeless. There was no way I could beat this man. He was too strong, too fast. And then, he spoke. "I am the one who sent the rogues after you," he said, his voice cold and cruel. "And now, I've come to finish the job." My heart sank, and I felt a wave of despair wash over me. "Why?" I asked, my voice breaking. The figure tilted his head, and his eyes glinted in the dim light. "It is not my place to explain," he said. "I am simply following orders." I felt my anger flare, and I clenched my fists. "You're a coward," I said, my voice filled with contempt. "You attack women and children, but you won't even explain yourself." The figure's face darkened, and I saw his grip on the dagger tighten. "Do not test me," he said, his voice low and dangerous. "I am not one to be trifled with." Before I could say anything, I heard a growl from behind me. I turned, and I saw a large wolf sta

CATHERINE POVI followed Raya through the forest, the moonlight guiding our way. As we walked, I could feel the tension in the air. We were heading toward the pack's territory, and I knew that things were about to get interesting."You're sure about this?" I asked Raya, my voice filled with nerves.Raya stopped and turned to face me. "I am," she said. "Trust me. This is the only way."I took a deep breath, and I nodded. "Okay," I said. "I trust you."With that, we continued on our way.As we neared the pack's territory, I could hear the sound of howling. It was low and eerie, sending a shiver down my spine. "What is that?" I asked Raya, my voice trembling.Raya's ears pricked up, and she cocked her head. "It's a call to the pack," she said. "A call to arms."My heart sank. I knew what that meant. The pack was preparing for battle. And I was about to be thrown right into the middle of it.We crested a hill, and I saw the pack gathered below. There were at least a hundred wolves, their

CATHERINE POVSuddenly, the front door of the house burst open, and a group of men in black robes entered. They were carrying torches, and their faces were covered with masks. They looked like a scene out of a horror movie."You!" one of the men shouted, pointing at me. "You're the one we've been looking for."I stared at them in confusion. "Who are you?" I asked, my voice shaking. "What do you want with me?""You're a threat to our order," the man said, his voice cold and commanding."We've been watching you for some time now," the man said, his voice dripping with menace. "We knew you were special, but we didn't know just how special you were.""I don't understand," I said, taking a step back. "What are you talking about?""You're more than a werewolf," the man said, taking a step closer. "You're something else entirely."I started to feel a little light-headed, my head spinning with confusion. "I don't know what you're talking about," I said, my voice trembling."We're not going to

CATHERINE POVThe figure stepped forward, his eyes never leaving me. I felt frozen, unable to move. "You have been running for a long time," he said, his voice smooth and low. "But there is nowhere left to run. You have come to the end of your journey." I tried to speak, but no words would come. He took another step towards me, and I felt his hand on my shoulder. I could feel the coldness of his touch, and I shuddered. "There is no need to be afraid," he said."I have been waiting for you," the figure continued. "I knew that you would come here eventually. And now that you are here, we can begin." He turned to the woman who had brought us here, and she nodded, her expression unreadable. I turned to look at my companions, but they were frozen in place, their eyes wide with fear. I wanted to tell them to run, to get away while they still could. But I could not speak, and I could not move."What are you going to do?" I finally managed to croak out."I am going to help you," the figure sa