All Chapters of Trapped In The Alpha's Shadow: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

AdashaI had barely stepped into the shower when I felt him.The water streamed down my skin, but it couldn’t drown out him—his presence, his scent.Intoxicating.Consuming.A force that wrapped around me before he had even spoken a word.I stopped, every inch of me attuned to his nearness, and turned.And there he was.All man. All muscle.Completely stripped, his eyes dark with something undeniable.He knew.He knew that I knew.That I could feel it now.The bond.The thread of energy that had always been between us—except now, it was no longer one-sided.A shiver ran through me, but it had nothing to do with the heat of the water.I didn’t think.I moved.I wrapped my arms around him, pressing my cheek against his bare chest.I needed to hold him.To hear him.To let him know—"I know now."His breath hitched slightly before he exhaled, his arms wrapping around me, pulling me into his warmth, cocooning me in the safety of him."I have waited for you to feel exactly what I feel every

KaiI hadn’t expected the claim to be this intense.I had heard the stories—listened to warriors and elders alike describe the bond, the connection.But nothing—not a single word—came close to what I had just experienced with Adasha.We weren’t just bound.We were intertwined.Our wolves.Our souls.Everything that made us who we were had fused, creating something new.And in the depths of my mind, I saw her wolf.Pure white, with a strike of grey running along her fur.Stunning.Unreal.Her eyes swirled—gold and green, shifting like liquid fire, unlike anything I had ever seen before.A Moonchild’s mate.I had wondered if being mated to one would feel different.Now I knew.It didn’t drain me.It empowered me.I felt more—stronger, sharper, whole.I could understand now why severance was so painful. Why it left people hollow.Because once you touched something like this—Once you became something more—Losing it would feel like losing yourself.This was final.This was forever.Adasha

KaiAfter assigning Magnus his mission, I turned my attention to the others.They needed to have the full picture if we were going to handle this efficiently."Edmond called," I told them, my tone leaving no room for interruption. Then told them all he had said.Darius’s brows lifted slightly."That was fast."I nodded."I’m waiting for him to send over what he has on Abraham. I need to see why Abraham is so desperate to take him down. More importantly, I want Abraham to present his evidence against Edmond himself. I want to see how he plans to tie Edmond to the attack at the summit."Gabe leaned forward, his expression grave."Edmond is our only ally on the council. It’s a mistake to even entertain Abraham’s accusations. If we lose Edmond, we’ll be blind to everything happening within the council, and that may be Abraham’s gain in all this," he said, his voice edged with concern.A fair point.But I had already thought it through."I have no intention of betraying Edmond," I said firm

Kai"The position of Alpha would have never been theirs anyway," Ingrid said, her tone laced with bitterness.She leaned back, arms crossed, her expression dark with resentment."Kevin was the rightful heir. If he had survived—if his child had survived—it would have been his side of the family leading. Not Austin's."Her eyes flickered with something colder, something undeniable."Austin has always been a weak, good-for-nothing excuse for an Alpha. That’s why I wasn’t attracted to him. He lacks balls, Malachi."She scoffed."No one would want that sleazebag as a leader. He’s a bloody coward—always has been, always will be. And only a coward would do what he did at the summit."Her gaze snapped to mine."Setting you up with Randy like that…"I didn’t respond.There was nothing to respond to.Because she was right.She exhaled sharply, shaking her head."Here I was, thinking that girl was just a gold digger—" she muttered. "But she was already a Regional Alpha’s Luna."Her eyes narrowed

KaiIngrid exhaled, shifting the conversation."So… how did you get rid of the attackers at the summit?"I sighed."We didn’t," I admitted.Her brows furrowed."What do you mean?""The moment everyone was out, they left."I watched as she absorbed that information."And then?""Then the building locked down, trapping only the three Regional Alphas, our officers… and you, unconscious on the floor."Her frown deepened.Because now—She knew.This wasn’t a random attack.This had been planned.And we were never supposed to make it out alive."Those mercenary wolves wouldn’t have stood a chance against us," I said, my voice calm but edged with certainty."We would have found our rhythm, turned the fight around, and eliminated them."I met Ingrid’s gaze."And I think the people who sent them knew that."Her brows knitted together."Then why go through all that trouble to trap you in there?" she asked, suspicion creeping into her tone.I leaned forward slightly."The emergency lock, bars the