All Chapters of The Alpha's Obsession : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

“Come on, lazy wolves,” Elena called over her shoulder, arms stacked with empty plates. “Who left all the dishes to us?” Genevieve snorted, bumping her hip against Elena’s as they entered the kitchen together. “Men. Strong enough to fight a pack war, too weak to scrub a pot.” “I heard that!” Jacob’s voice rang faintly from the living room. “We said it loud enough!” Elena called back, laughing as she turned on the tap and started rinsing. Warm water cascaded over her fingers, the rhythm of scrubbing calming in its simplicity. Genevieve handed her a plate one at a time, the two women falling into an easy silence only shared by those comfortable in each other’s presence. “Thanks for dinner,” Elena said quietly. “It was perfect.” Genevieve smiled, handing her the next plate. “You brought the warmth, not me. We’ve missed that around here.” Elena stilled, water rushing under her hands. “I’ve… missed this. Not just tonight. The normalcy. The peace.” “You haven’t had much of that late

They undressed each other slowly, deliberately, fingers trailing skin as if mapping a sacred geography. Her laughter bubbled when he whispered something teasing against her neck, and he grinned, pulling back to admire the way her joy made her glow.“You’re beautiful,” he said, brushing a strand of hair from her face.“Stop staring,” she said, flustered. “You’re making it worse.”“You say that like I’m not going to keep doing it for the rest of our lives.”She didn’t answer that. Instead, she pulled him down to her with a need that wasn’t just passion—it was yearning. The kind of closeness forged from surviving hard truths and coming out stronger.Their movements were tender but electrified, a dance of laughter and whispered confessions, of limbs tangled and breath stolen.Asher moved slowly, kissing the hollow of her throat, his voice husky. “Tell me again.”She blinked up at him, her chest rising and falling rapidly. “What?”“Tell me you love me.”“I love you,” she whispered instantl

"You’re… not avoiding me?” Harris asked, his voice low, uncertain.Elena froze mid-step, eyes narrowing slightly as she turned to face him. “I didn’t say I wasn’t. But here you are anyway.”He gave a nervous chuckle, rubbing the back of his neck. “I… deserve that.”She glanced down the path toward Margot’s house, lips pressed in a thin line. The early morning breeze rustled the leaves overhead, carrying the distant sounds of children laughing and wolves training. It should have been a peaceful walk. Now it was anything but.“What do you want, Harris?” Her voice wasn’t cold, but it was cautious.“Just a few minutes,” he said quickly. “I’m not here to pressure you or beg. I just… wanted to talk. Please.”Elena looked him over. His posture was small—shoulders curled in slightly, hands fidgeting. She hated that he seemed so harmless now. Her instinct screamed to keep walking, but something quieter in her heart told her to stay. She exhaled slowly.“Fine. Five minutes. And we sit. Over the

“He’s still in love with you,” Asher murmured again as they stepped inside their shared cabin, his voice low, controlled, but edged with something raw.Elena shut the door behind them and turned. “Asher—”“Don’t lie to me, Elena.” His voice wasn’t accusing. It wasn’t even angry. It was… stripped bare. “I saw the way he looked at you. Like he’s just waiting. Waiting for me to mess up. Waiting for you to forget you’re mine.”She blinked. “But I haven’t.”“I know,” he said quickly, running a hand through his hair. “I know you haven’t. But that doesn’t mean I’m okay with other men looking at you like you belong to them.”Elena crossed the room slowly, never breaking eye contact. “I don’t belong to him,” she said, her voice quieter now, but firm. “And I’m not going to forget what we’ve built just because someone else is watching from the shadows.”Asher didn’t move, though his body was taut with restrained emotion. His eyes, dark with longing and vulnerability, followed her like she was th

Screams erupted. Parents grabbed their children. Warriors were shifting mid-run. Chaos erupted like wildfire.Elena scanned frantically. Where’s Eve?There—still frozen, trembling just a few feet ahead.A rogue spotted her.“No!” Elena shouted, sprinting.The wolf was already leaping, its teeth bared.Elena didn’t think. She threw herself forward, shoving Eve to the ground and curling her body over her small frame just as the rogue collided with her back.She cried out in pain as its claws raked across her shoulder.Still, she held tight to Eve, shielding her completely.“Elena!” Asher’s voice rang out in her mind, fierce and panicked. Where are you?She couldn’t answer. Couldn’t move. The rogue was snarling, its weight pressing down on her.“Elena, answer me!”She gritted her teeth and whispered, I’ve got Eve. I can’t shift—she’s under me.The wolf growled again, claws digging in. Elena shifted her weight just enough to hurl Eve toward a safe patch behind a tree. “Go!” she screamed.