บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha's Secret Daughter: บทที่ 191 - บทที่ 200

Leon:Liam texted me.It was just a few hours after they had started their journey. He had a bad feeling about the situation, but he didn't want to tell Lucy, so he informed me.I was grateful he didn't tell her. She was a mess already.I had been doing everything I could to simply be there for her and enjoy the time we had. Our first gathering. One that would be remembered forever.While I knew this was an important event for many reasons, it was crucial to me for more than the basic and apparent reason, but it was turning into so much more. Have you ever been in a moment where it takes you several beats in time to recognize that you're in real life and not a dream?For everything to catch up and present itself as reality.Well, same. This moment was that for me.The look on Rosie's face told me that this was serious. She was mesmerized by the silver key in Lucy's small hand.It glistened against the solf white lights illumnating the hallways before it sucked the lights from above

Seth:'Why don't I stay here with Lucy? I don't think it's the best idea for her to see Zeak after having been drinking...' I link Leon.I watch as he looks around the room and his eyes land on Lucy's. He's contemplating what I'm saying.Werewolves aren't typically affected much by alcohol but that wasn't the case for Lucy and I didn't want this whole thing to turn into a mess."Go on," Leon tells everyone else before looking over at me and Lucy.Lucy is sloppily putting on her shoes and a jacket when she glances over and nearly tips into the coat rack.I watch as Leon walks over, grabs Lucy by the shoulders and sits her down on one of the small couches in the entry way."I'm going to take care of this and I'll be back soon," Leon says.He's taking the firm position that Liam would normally take, but he isn't here, and Leon obviously sees that this could be an issue as well.I watch as Lucy pouts. Everyone else has shuffled out of the flat aside from the three of us, Trish, and Rosie.

Liam:Leaving Lucy was like physically taking the air from my lungs, but I had to do this—for Lucy's sake and for whatever was happening.The group wasn't big, and I was thankful that Saul had joined us. His skills were needed.Stepping in for his father showed that he was ready to take on his role in the pack. The warriors respected him, and he would help keep things together.The further we tracked, the more I started to feel something dark, something deceptive.I couldn't quite place the feeling I was getting from our surroundings, but I knew that it was bad.'Do you smell that?' Bo asks, halting in his tracks, causing the rest of the group to do the same.We were certainly closer to the destination. Lucy was right, he would head straight into whatever hell he had come out of.Shifting back into our human form, I aligned all the warriors and began to set up camp. It had been getting dark, so I was thankful that we had finally reached a destination where we could stay."I had a bad f

Nadia:I knew this wouldn't be easy, and the worst part was that there was little I could do to help.The visions slowly dwindled after I went back in time to save the twins, a burden that I would carry and a sacrifice I would never regret.Not for the sake of my kind. Not for the sake of my Tricia. Not even for the sake of all supernaturals.The nights were growing colder. The lands seemingly darkened with each passing moon.Even with the very few visions I still got, I knew time was running out. If Lucy's magic didn't settle soon, we would be in grave danger.Enya and I had spent decades trying to figure out what the Silver Stone's purpose was. A mystery we were never able to solve.Had it not been for Hecate, the location would have remained unidentified, as all of the knowledge derived from ancient magic had remained."You knew she would take the book?" I ask Theo.We had been working in his lab to create a few different potions and antidotes we feared would be needed in the upc

Liam:It was times like this that I wished I had taken the head Alpha position already. I'd be able to mind-link Saul to let him know the Silver wouldn't hurt him.The knife itself, of course, would, but he stood a better chance at getting out from Savina's grip without the knife cutting too deeply than if I made a move myself.The sun has set now. Darkness was quickly consuming us."Why would I believe anything you say?" I hiss at Savina.She always played my brother for a fool. She wouldn't have this same effect on me.The warriors would be getting concerned if we took much longer. We should be heading back with the intel that's been collected.Savina is playing a dangerous game. One I feared wouldn't end in my pack's best interest."I swear on the Goddess herself," Savina says, as if her slimy words mean anything to me.I narrow my eyes at her, examining the way her hand is shaking slightly.She's buying time.'If she meant harm, why didn't she tell the others about us first? She ne