All Chapters of Alpha's Eclipse: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Lira couldn’t sleep.The moonlight spilled softly through the curtains, silver beams washing across the room in gentle strokes, but nothing about the night felt peaceful. Her skin still tingled from the shift. Her wolf stirred restlessly beneath the surface, alert, alive.But that wasn’t the reason she was still awake.It was him.Caius lay beside her, too still, too silent. His breathing was even, but not the steady rhythm of sleep—no, this was control. Restraint.She turned toward him, and sure enough, his eyes opened to meet hers—golden and glowing faintly in the dark.“You’re thinking too much,” he murmured.“So are you.”A faint smirk curved his lips, but his gaze stayed serious. “What’s on your mind?”Lira hesitated, then whispered, “The bond feels… different now.”Caius nodded. “Because it is. Your wolf is awake now. She recognizes what’s hers.”A shiver danced down her spine.“What about you?” she asked.His smirk faded, the heat in his gaze deepening. “I’ve always recognized

The morning air was crisp, carrying the faint scent of snow as the sun shone over the training grounds. Despite the lingering winter chill, heat radiated from the gathered group as they stretched and prepared for another rigorous session.Lira adjusted her stance, rolling her shoulders as she faced Caius, Ronan, Elias, and—unexpectedly—Kora, who had decided to join the sparring.“I figured it was about time I learned how to properly fight,” Kora said, smirking as she tied her hair back. “I can’t let my best friend be the only badass around here.”Ronan, standing beside her with his arms crossed, scowled. “You don’t need to train, Kora.”Kora shot him a glare. “Oh, so I should just sit back and let you protect me while I do nothing? Yeah, not happening.”Elias chuckled. “You walked right into that one, Ronan.”Caius smirked. “Alright, let’s see what you’ve got.”The session was intense. Lira sparred with Caius first, testing her speed and strength against his sheer power. The bond betw

LIRA The night air was crisp, carrying the distant howls of wolves through the trees. Stars glimmered above like scattered diamonds, casting a soft glow over the vast Grimhowl territory. Wrapped in a thick blanket, I sat on the balcony of our room, my thoughts tangled in the weight of what was to come.Three days.Three days until the full moon.Three days until my fate was sealed.I tightened the blanket around me, my chest heavy with the uncertainty of it all. Would I be strong enough? Would I truly become the Luna and Alpha I was meant to be? And what if the Dark Lord reached me before then?The door behind me creaked open, and I felt a familiar presence before he even spoke. “You’re thinking too much again.”Caius.I turned my head slightly as he stepped onto the balcony, draping a fur-lined cloak over my shoulders before settling beside me. His warmth, his scent—earthy pine mixed with something uniquely him—eased some of my tension.“How can I not?” I whispered. “Everything cha

CAIUSBy the time I returned to the Alpha mansion, the sun had already risen, casting long golden streaks across the snow-covered ground. The crisp morning air still carried the remnants of winter, but the approaching spring was evident in the way the frost slowly retreated beneath the sun’s growing warmth. Birds chirped faintly from the treetops, a soft melody that accompanied the gentle crunch of snow beneath my bare feet.My body hummed with leftover energy from the run. Fenrir was unusually silent now, as though he too was digesting what we had felt—what we had become. A part of me wanted to call it a blessing, the natural result of a completed bond. But deep down, a whisper in the back of my mind reminded me it was something more. Something not meant to be awakened.I ascended the grand staircase of the mansion, each step echoing through the still halls. The fourth floor was quiet, the soft light filtering through the tall windows casting shadows across the stone walls. My hand re

LIRAThe sun was warm against my skin as we stepped out of the Alpha mansion, but even its golden light couldn’t ease the unease settling in my chest.It hadn’t just been a trick of the light. I had felt someone watching me, their presence thick and oppressive in the air. And then, just as quickly as I’d seen it, it had vanished. My wolf, Sylara, had bristled, urging me to remain on high alert, but there had been nothing—no scent, no lingering energy—just the eerie silence of the morning.I glanced at Caius beside me as we walked, his fingers brushing against mine as if sensing my tension.“You’re still thinking about it, aren’t you?” he murmured.I nodded. “I know what I saw, Caius. There was someone watching us.”His jaw tightened. “I don’t doubt you. But whoever it was, he disappeared before I could sense him. That’s what bothers me.”We took our time heading toward Morgana’s cottage, walking at a relaxed pace. The usual chatter surrounded us—Elias and Ronan discussing the best com