Semua Bab Alpha Lucas’’s second chance : Bab 31 - Bab 40

*First Person's Perspective*Alpha Lucas The engine of my car hummed softly as it came to a stop in front of the quaint roadside coffee shop. I could feel the weight of the tension in the air, thick enough to cut through.The moment the car was in park, I didn't even wait for the door to fully open before I was already out and on my feet. Marcus was right behind me, moving as swiftly and silently as ever, his usual calm demeanor matching mine in this moment of impending violence.There was no time to waste. That bastard, Slade, had gone too far this time, and I wasn't going to let him get away with it. My daughter, Miracle, had been in danger. real, imminent danger-and if it weren't for Samson's quick thinking, she might have been gone by now.She'd been on her way back from school when some men had tried to ambush the guards in her convoy. It had been a messy attempt, and if Samson hadn't been nearby, the whole thing would have gone south in an instant. But he had been there, and he

First Person's Perspective ~Diana~I had shifted into my wolf form just to prove to them that I wasn’t messing around. I knew it would be the only way to gain their trust, even though I hated the idea of showing them that side of me right away. But this wasn’t just about them. This was about Lucas. For years, I had searched for people who shared the same interest as me—the same thirst for revenge against him. I had tried to find anyone who had been wronged by him, who would join me in bringing him down. But I had found no one, and time and time again, I had stood alone, watching as Lucas built his empire without a second thought to the damage he’d done.But then I found them. This group, this collection of people with a common goal, people who had been burned by Lucas in one way or another. It was a rare opportunity, one I couldn’t pass up. I had to make them see that I was on their side. I had to make them trust me, even if it meant doing things that felt uncomfortable. Shifting int

*First Person's Perspective*~Enise~The house was finally quiet as the night settled in, the soft hum of crickets filling the silence. Lying on the bed, I stared at the ceiling for what felt like an eternity. It had been a long, emotionally exhausting day, and I was looking forward to a peaceful night's rest.Turning on my side, I closed my eyes and let out a deep breath. My mind wandered to Miracle, her bright smile and infectious laughter replaying in my thoughts. A small smile tugged at my lips. Being back here was both comforting and nerve-wracking, but at least she seemed genuinely happy to have me around again.As sleep started to pull me under, I felt it - hands on my waist. Startled, I turned around quickly, my heart pounding, only to find Lucas lying beside me. His hazel eyes, illuminated by the faint moonlight streaming through the window, met mine."What are you doing here?" I asked, my voice a harsh whisper.He smirked, a lazy grin spreading across his face. "What does it

*First Person’s Perspective*~Enise~I had gone over to talk to Lucian when he wasn't taking my calls and Anna had told me he was angry and being a menace. When I got there, I tried to talk to him, but he was unreasonable, so I just walked away.Frustration churned in my chest as I drove back. Lucian’s silence had been grating on me, but his unwillingness to even listen was worse. I gripped the steering wheel tighter, trying to focus on the road instead of my racing thoughts.By the time I pulled into the driveway, the sun was beginning to set, casting the house in warm hues of orange and gold. I sighed, stepping out of the car and making my way toward the front door.And there he was.Lucas stood by the door, leaning casually against the frame as if he had been waiting for me. His broad shoulders filled the space, his crisp white shirt unbuttoned at the collar, revealing just enough of his chest to be distracting.I hesitated for a moment before forcing myself to keep moving. I gave

*First Person’s Perspective* ~ Enise ~ They didn’t stop chasing me. No matter how far or fast I ran, Alpha Slade’s men were relentless. My lungs burned, my legs ached, and my mind raced with panic. This was all Lucian’s fault. I’d told him—explicitly told him—to stop whatever dealings he had with Alpha Slade. But no, Lucian wouldn’t listen. His stubbornness and recklessness had brought this nightmare upon me Now, here I was, running for my life in the middle of a dense forest, pursued by men who wanted goddess knows what. My body screamed for rest, my legs threatening to give out beneath me. But I couldn’t stop, not now. My vision blurred, and just when I thought I might collapse, I made the split-second decision to shift. The familiar sensation rippled through me, bones cracking, fur sprouting, muscles reshaping. In my wolf form, I surged forward with renewed speed. My paws barely touched the ground as I leaped over fallen branches and weaved through the trees. My senses heig