ALPHA GAMES: The Blood Alpha's Impossible Mate のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 111 - チャプター 120

AMIRA“I told you it would work,” Astrais said smugly as Soren left the training room, and I rolled my eyes as I sheathed the double dagger I had used for the training.“Is that your definition of making it work?” I scoffed with a roll of my eyes as I kept them in their right places, then walked out as well, “He looked like he wanted to be anywhere but close to me the entire time.”“But you weren’t saying this when you were flirting with him,” she countered, and I exhaled. I couldn’t win an argument with her.Soren was mean. I had not trained in a long time, and I knew he had picked the hardest level on purpose to get me to back down, but I was able to scale through like I never left. Though now, my joints were suffering the impact, that didn’t stop the grin on my face.It was so amazing to fight beside him again, and I wanted to keep doing this all the time like the old times. “And you will,” Astrais said with a smile. “So, did today change your mind about what you want?” she asked,

AMIRA“Amira, where do you want this?” one of the pack members asked, holding up a basket. “Are you taking it with you, or do you want me to leave it behind?”“I’m taking it,” I told him and moved out of the way as two other pack members hurled boxes from the room to take them to the truck.Soren had asked some of the pack members to help me and the kids move out today. I was surprised that Dad was okay with us moving out of the house and living with Soren.When I told him about it, he said it was something that should have happened sooner. He thought it would be beneficial to the twins if we lived together as a family.I didn’t want to leave him alone. He was older now and was alone, but he assured me he was fine. After all, he had been living by himself before he came. Besides, Soren’s place wasn’t far from the house, so I could always drop by as much as I wanted.“Mama,” Elias squealed, running up to me, Ez in tow, “Are we really going to start living with Daddy?” he asked, his eye

AMIRAI leaned back to check if Elias had fallen asleep. He had become clingy today and wouldn’t let me go, which was unusual, as Ezra was usually the clingy one. He had insisted that I hold him until he fell asleep.Ezra had fallen asleep first. They had started school, and usually came home very exhausted since werewolf school was different from the human town school they went to when we were out of the pack.I stood up gently with him in my arms and managed to place him on Ez’s bed, since putting him on the top bunk, which was his, would likely wake him up, and I didn’t want that.After I had adjusted the blanket, I walked towards the window to look outside, and just like I expected, there were three warriors patrolling the compound.After the incident with the Dark Ones last week, Soren had tightened security around the pack and the house. He said the kids needed to be safe, but I thought he was being too much.I was suffocated. There was nothing to do, and Soren would not let me

SORENI sat in my office, eyes on the computer screen, but I was unable to focus on anything. My mind kept wandering back to Koa and what he said about the dark wolves killing themselves.It was unusual. I couldn’t remember any of the history lecturers telling us about something like that ever happening since the dark wolves came into existence.To me, it wasn’t something that a wolf would do. Even when we were cornered or outnumbered, there was always the instinct to survive no matter what.The fact that wolves who had been working together since Curtis began to make them suddenly turn on each other didn’t sit right with me. It just didn’t make sense, no matter how I thought about it.I leaned back in my chair, rubbing my temples. The dull throb behind my eyes had been there since that night, and the lack of answers only made it worse.And then there was Amira.I didn’t want to think this way, but I couldn’t help it. Something in my head kept telling me that there was a possibility s

AMIRABy the time we got home, the twins were fast asleep. Soren had to go back home to get the car so the kids would be comfortable. “They had a good time, huh” he smiled, glancing at them through the rear view mirror where they were cuddled together at the back seat. “Uh huh,” I answered. I also wanted to point out to Soren that he was also relaxed as well. It seemed like he needed the dinner more than the kids.He hasn’t stopped smiling since Alistair thanked me for giving him the children.I was just glad they were able to make up. At least things would be smooth from here on out. Everything was finally how I had always envisioned it. The rest of the ride was quiet until we got back home. Soren picked Ezra, and I took Elias. We were careful not to wake them up as we carried them inside the house. Ezra stirred when Soren placed him on his bed, mumbling something incoherent while Elias didn’t even stir while I tucked him in.We both kissed them goodnight before tiptoeing out of