All Chapters of Wolfbitten: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

I bared my teeth. Every hair on my body stood on end. I knew I had no real chance against him, not while in this weak, half-starved state. But I wasn’t about to let him see my fear. I wasn’t about to go down without a fight.He sighed dramatically. “What does a man have to do to get a nap around here?” He stretched his neck and rollied his shoulders like this whole situation was a personal offense. “Now I have to deal with this nonsense.”That’s when I noticed it.Beneath his heavy coat, he wasn’t even dressed for a fight. He was wearing silk pajama pants.Of course he was.I will not die at the hands of a man in silk fricking pants.Summoning every last shred of strength I had left, I squared my stance, lifted my head, and locked onto him with my fiercest alpha glare.Gigi followed my lead, but where I had to pretend to be terrifying she actually was terrifying.Her wolf appeared as if she were summoned from the underworld, complete with exposed bones and glowing, haunting red eyes.

THERESAI stole a glance at Gigi.Somehow, somehow, she managed to dodge, to claw back, to keep moving. Somehow she managed to stay in the game.And Tyce… Tyce was surrounded. His growls were labored, desperate. Blood dripped from his muzzle, painting the white snow red. He fought like all heck, but there were too many. His body was buckling. His attacks were slowing, weakening.His gaze kept flicking to Gigi with worry in every line of his expression.I barely had time to react from each attack before another wolf launched at me. I threw myself forward, dodging, twisting. My claws sliced into exposed flesh, hot blood spilling over my paws, staining the snow. My enemy yelped, but I couldn’t stop. Another attack was already incoming.There were too many of them.Tyce howled.A warrior ripped into his side. The sound that tore from his throat sent ice through my veins.His blood streaked the sky, splattering onto the snow like spilled ink. It painted the ground beneath him a dark and ho

THERESAI wasn’t sure what time it was, but at some point during the night, I woke to find Kolya lying next to me on his back, his night vision softly illuminating the ceiling above us in an eerie glow.Something about the sight of him, so steady and strong even in rest, cracked something deep inside me. A sob tore from my throat before I could stop it. My breath hitched as tears welled up and spilled over.Kolya turned his head, his silver eyes immediately locking onto mine. “Teren'ka.” His voice was low, concerned, and without hesitation, he reached for me, pulling me into his arms. The way he said my name sounded familiar, and I recalled that my mom had called me the same way when I had been very young, during a time when she had been a bit more loving, more affectionate.I melted into him, pressing my face into his chest, indulging in the warmth and quiet strength of him, the steady thrum of his heartbeat against my cheek. For the first time since everything had happened, I felt s

JULIA*21 years ago*The house was quiet, save for the faint crackling of the fireplace and the rhythmic ticking of the grandfather clock in the hall. It was a rare moment of peace. Tyson and Travis were finally asleep, their endless energy and constant screaming temporarily halted.I ran a hand over my swollen belly, feeling the delicate flutter of movement beneath my palm. A soft, wistful smile touched my lips before fading just as quickly. After giving Lance both an alpha heir and a backup, this child—this last one—was for me.Alfochka.That’s what I’d taken to calling her. My little female alpha.Even now, I could feel it in my bones. She would have the heart of an alpha, the drive, the fire, in a way her brothers never would.As much as I loved my sons, loved them to the point that I would lay down my life without hesitation, both Lance and I knew neither of them would ever truly take to alpha training. They were too gentle, too soft-hearted. Sweet, sensitive boys. Had I not conc

NIKOLAIGrief wrapped around Terri like an unshakable shadow. I’d catch her staring into the distance, her eyes hollow, stripped of their usual fire. Sometimes, her hands would drift to her chest, rubbing absentmindedly over her heart, as if trying to soothe an ache too deep to reach. Even the way she moved had changed—her posture heavier, her presence quieter. It was a stark contrast to the lively, buoyant woman I had first met.After rescuing her and Gigi, Tyce and I made the unanimous decision to return with them to the Jade Moon Pack. Leaving them at school, so close to Alpine Snow Pack’s territory, was out of the question. It was simply too dangerous. Even with their alpha reduced to ashes, there was no telling what other enemies might still be lurking in the shadows. And then there was his successor. We had no guarantee he wouldn’t pick up where his brother left off, continuing to aid the Russians in their search for the stone, enticed by the promise of a wish in return.But now