All Chapters of The Alpha of Wolf Creek: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Robert Broccoli. I sipped the whiskey in my glass and pretended to gamble at a slot machine. Watching the man meandering around the casino as if he owned the place, which he did, in fact. The time read 21h45 on the digital clock. Locke would hack the camera system at exactly 22h00, and Sam would activate the C4.I couldn’t help being amazed that a man, looking as harmless as he did, could be such a powerful vampire like Regina wanted me to believe. His four bodyguards stood around, totally conspicuous, and looking bored as fuck. They were big boys, but so were we.‘This is going to be fun,’ Ray said through the mind link. He remained close to the casino's rear exit, the place we intended to use to extract Broccoli. ‘You know these people are going to stampede out of here like a herd of deer.’‘I expect they would,’ I said, sipping the last of my whiskey, and sauntered to another machine, moving closer to Broccoli. He was talking to one of his patrons at a nearby slot machine. I put a

CassandraIt was finally over. The exams. I think I failed, though, because I had never been so distracted in my life. But what the fuck ever! I mean, it’s not that important. And it wasn’t as if I would be able to come back, anyway. I was pregnant. God… I still couldn’t wrap my head around it. The worst of it was I couldn’t get hold of my mate. I’ve left countless voice messages, text messages, even a few nasty ones. But I didn’t tell him about our pregnancy. I needed to see his face when I told him.What complicated everything was Neil and what I did. A kiss wasn’t cheating, was it? It meant nothing. It was just a stupid, impulsive thing. But Neil said he had feelings for me, and that threw me and made me doubt this whole soulmate thing all over again. Ever since that happened, I’ve been avoiding him. Not that it stopped him from sending me messages and trying to call me.Mel had a look on her face that screamed I told you so, without saying a single word when I declined a phone ca

“Come out with your hands up!” The harsh shout pierced the air, followed by the thud of running feet surrounding the barn.Broccoli sneered, his voice a low growl, “My men don’t play games, wolf. Let me go and I will ask them to go easy on you.”The smell of dust and stale hay surrounded us where we crouched behind the bales. Adrenaline rushed through my veins as my mind looked for a way out. It wasn’t fear that made my heart piston in my chest, but excitement. The rush of the impending fight, blood and guts to be spilled. I longed for it.“You’re in way over your head. They’ve captured your pathetic wolf pack and Regina at the mine. Do you think we’re idiots?” Broccoli spoke with a man who tasted victory, but I was hellbent on making him choke on defeat.“Nice try, Broccoli. I won’t fall for it.” I turned to Ray, crouched beside me, a plan taking shape in my mind. “You still smoke, Ray?”He frowned. “Now’s not a good time to pick up a habit, Connor.”I grinned, seeing understanding

Not a soul stirred in the house as I snuck down the stairs to meet Melanie outside. It was just past midnight. Aiden was in my bed, snuggled up with his favorite teddy bear, and Joel’s peaceful snoring was a good sign.Melanie and two of Erik’s best fighters waited for me outside at Joel’s car, a new Volvo, a retirement present from Connor. I apologized to Joel in my head for stealing his car, but hopefully he’ll forgive me. Eventually.“You sure about this, Luna?” Mel whispered, stealing tense glances towards the front door.“Yes.” I programmed the address where Connor’s phone pinged and started the car.The two wolves in the back grinned appreciatively at the sound of the Volvo’s engine purring softly. Boys and their toys.The guards at the gate were puzzled to see me, but they let me pass without argument. The perks of being the luna. No one questioned my comings and goings.“Yeah! Road trip!” Melanie whooped once we made it outside the gates. She hung out the window and howled int

CassandraPatience was never one of my virtues. Pacing around the suite, rummaging through the stuff they left behind gave me no clue as to where they went."Why did they lock their phones in a safe?" I asked out loud, not really expecting an answer. “Connor would never willingly give up his phone.” The sense of uneasy grew the longer we stood there. “I don’t like this.” I wished I had gotten more information out of Joel, but the stubborn wolf refused to tell me the details. He just told me Connor was handling it, and he clammed up, using his signature phrase: End of discussion. God, he infuriated me. We were too much alike.“Maybe we should split up and search the casinos?” Mel suggested. “I could ask around, speak to the security or the staff. Maybe someone saw Connor.”“I’ll come with you.” If I stayed, I would go crazy.Ivan disagreed. “Luna, you should stay here in case they return. Their stuff’s still here, so they couldn’t be far away.”He had a point. One of us had to remain s