All Chapters of I Am The Alpha's Savior: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Kaidon's POVZarek’s rage had startled all of us who witnessed it, including Astrid, who had been in the hallway, and Sage, who had heard it from upstairs."What did you do that got him to be comfortable enough to yell at you?" Axel asked, sounding both impressed and terrified.My jaw dropped in shock at how aggressive my usually timid mate had become. "I don’t think he was necessarily comfortable,” I mumbled, sitting at the kitchen table. "I think he just finally reached a breaking point.""You should go check on him," Astrid suggested, walking to the kitchen and sitting across from me. "He's probably panicking and thinking you're going to hurt him.""He’s gotten a bit more confidence in the last few hours."Astrid was taken aback. "How?""I cried in front of him."Axel cleared her throat, pulling attention to herself. "Whether or not he gained a bit more confidence, he was terrified and then livid. I wouldn’t be surprised if he lost all the confidence and strength he felt earlier,”

Zarek's POVWhen I woke up the next morning, a cold sense of dread gripped my chest. It was as if my mind couldn't shake the thought that something terrible was about to happen. The idea that someone had infiltrated the strongest pack in the country to kidnap a prisoner—someone who’d been restrained, yes—but still, that fear weighed on me. The idea was terrifying.I turned to find Kaidon still snoring softly beside me. A slight smile tugged at my lips as I watched him, and for a brief moment, I felt a strange comfort in the simple sound of his breathing. But that feeling quickly faded, replaced by the gnawing anxiety in my gut. I carefully slipped out of bed, pulling on a pair of sweatpants and ignoring the thought of wearing a shirt. It wasn’t like I had time for that.I walked into the kitchen, surprised but pleased to see Zara standing in front of the stove, her long hair tied up in a messy bun, with Akiri practically attached to her back. It was early, and I didn’t expect to see th

Zarek's POV Do you think Sage is going to be okay?” I asked, my voice soft as we walked back through the town. I was trying to get Kaidon to calm down before we got too close to other people. He was still being overtly protective, his body tense like a coiled spring.Kaidon shrugged, his lips pressing into a thin line. “I don’t know. I hope he gets something out of this. Sage is strange for an Alpha. Unless his wolf takes over, like when you first met him, he’s very non-confrontational. Honestly, he acts more like a Beta or even an Omega with how calm and laid-back he usually is. Before you showed up, he and Astrid were the peacemakers in the pack house,” he explained, his voice softening as he spoke about his friend.I frowned, trying to piece that together. “How is he a top warrior if he acts like an Omega?” I asked, my curiosity getting the better of me.Kaidon chuckled, a sound that warmed me despite my confusion. “Love, we don’t care about biological status here. If an Omega wan

Zarek's POV The sun was high in the sky by the time Kaidon and I got dressed in the woods. He’d taken me to where we’d left our clothes earlier, and we quickly slipped back into them. Kaidon had received word that Astrid had given birth, and now that the pack had their future Alpha and Luna present, she was eager for us to bless her pups.“How many did she have?!” I asked, practically bouncing with excitement. “Are they named yet? Do they look more like Axel or Astrid? How soon—”“Calm down, Zarek,” Kaidon said with a small laugh, his eyes sparkling as he looked at me. I could tell he loved seeing this side of me, the excited, confident one that rarely came out. “We don’t want to bombard them with questions.”I huffed, glaring at the ground. “Fine,” I grumbled, though I wasn’t really mad.Kaidon laughed again, and his voice carried a note of pride. I knew what he was thinking—how much stronger I’d become. I wasn’t scared of him anymore. In fact, I looked for any opportunity to tease

Zarek's POV I couldn’t believe it. All this time, I'd never found this small field behind Zara’s café. The sunlight filtered through the trees, casting a golden glow over the grass. It felt like a secret haven—one filled with the playful sounds of pups shifting and chasing each other. The field was tucked far enough into the territory that it was safe, a perfect place for pups to practice without fear.Even though I didn’t have experience with my own pups, I’d always had a soft spot for kids. They were so full of joy, their laughter infectious, their hope untainted. Watching them, I couldn’t help but wonder if Kaidon felt the same way. One day, I hoped we’d share that joy together—with our own children.“Zarek! I mean, Luna!” Zara’s voice called out, pulling me from my thoughts. I turned to see her walking out from the back of her café, her apron dusted with flour. She looked surprised to find me sitting in the field, watching the pups play. “What’re you doing here?”I grinned, though