Todos los capítulos de The Alpha's Human Surrogate: Capítulo 71 - Capítulo 80

Alexander’s POVAs I sat in my study, reviewing some reports and plans for the Shadow City, Ethan's entrance caught my attention. His demeanor was composed but there was a hint of urgency in his expression. I leaned back in my chair, giving him my full attention."Ethan, what's the matter?" My voice was calm yet expectant.He cleared his throat, his gaze meeting mine. "Emilia has returned to Shadow City, and she's brought two men with her."I raised an eyebrow, curiosity piqued. Emilia was known for her spontaneity, but this seemed out of character even for her. "Two men? What's her explanation for their presence?"Ethan's lips quirked into a half-smile. "She claims they're new residents of Shadow City."I leaned forward, my interest growing. New residents were a rarity, especially ones that Emilia would willingly vouch for. "New residents, you say?"He nodded, his expression holding a mixture of amusement and skepticism. "Yes, it seems so."A smirk tugged at the corner of my lips. "E

Sophia’s POVAs Emilia concluded her presentation on the Rogues, a palpable seriousness settled over the hall. The gathered werewolf elders, including Alexander and his grandfather, absorbed the gravity of the situation. It was evident that the threat posed by the Rogues was substantial, and the implications for Shadow City were dire.As Alexander asked us to leave the hall, I exchanged a quick glance with Emilia. It was clear that the conversation that followed required a level of confidentiality that extended beyond our roles as witnesses. With a nod of understanding, Emilia and I made our way out, leaving the elders to their deliberations.Once outside, Emilia's demeanor shifted back to its usual carefree and playful state. She flashed me a mischievous smile and suggested, "Hey, since we're not needed in there, there's a bar not too far from here. They've got these incredibly attractive male models serving drinks. Care to join me for a drink or two?"I chuckled at her proposition,

Sophia’s POVTyler's gaze held mine, his eyes unwavering. "We need to get you out of here. It's not safe for you, especially with the organization planning something against the werewolves."Jake nodded in agreement, his tone serious. "We need to make sure you're safe. And if things escalate, we have to ensure your child's safety too."My heart clenched at the thought of my child being in danger."I understand your concern," I admitted, my voice barely above a whisper. "But I can't just leave."Tyler's brows furrowed, his concern deepening. "Why not? Your safety is what matters."I met his gaze, my eyes unwavering. "Because I'm the Luna of the Shadow City now. I've come to know the werewolves here, and they're not what you think. They're kind, innocent—they've changed over the years."Jake shook his head, skepticism evident on his face. "How can you be so sure? They're werewolves, Sophia. It's in their nature to be dangerous."I took a step closer to them, my voice firm. "It's also in

Sophia’s POVBlinking my eyes open, I groggily registered my surroundings. The opulent room I found myself in was far removed from the gritty shadows of the city I had grown accustomed to. Confusion coursed through me as I attempted to sit up, only to hear a voice that sent my heart racing."You're awake," the voice said, a touch of amusement dancing within the words. I turned my head towards the source, and there he was—Jake. Despite the unfamiliarity of the situation, a wave of relief washed over me. Jake's presence was like an anchor, a link to something known amidst the sea of uncertainty.I let out a shaky exhale, memories of being incapacitated by Jake before succumbing to unconsciousness resurfacing. My cheeks heated as I realized the extent of the chaos that had unfolded. Tyler and Jake had spirited me away from the shadow city, upending my reality in the process."Where am I?" I asked, my voice betraying a mix of curiosity and annoyance. My gaze locked onto Jake, who, in true

Alexander’s POVThe name hung between us, an enigma that had haunted our world for far too long. The Rogues—their motives, their actions—they were a puzzle we had yet to unravel. But in this moment of chaos, their presence felt more ominous than ever."We can't let them tear us apart," I said, my resolve hardening. "Inform my grandfather, the elders—all of them. Strengthen the barriers that protect the shadow city. We won't let them infiltrate our world again."Ethan nodded, his expression grim. "I'll make the preparations."The garden held a sense of tranquility, a sanctuary untouched by the chaos that had gripped my world. Daniel and Daisy, young and carefree, played amidst the blossoms in their wolf forms. Their laughter echoed, a reminder of the purity that lingered even in the darkest of times. I watched them, my heart heavy with the weight of my decisions, my responsibilities.Approaching them, I cleared my throat to catch their attention. They turned to me, their eyes bright wi