All Chapters of Falling For The Enemy Alpha: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Chapter 1 – Annie’s POV Dissapointment The cold night air touched my skin as I walked along the border of the Silvermoon Pack. The moon was low in the sky, giving a soft light to the dark trees around me. I had done this many times before—watching, listening, making sure no danger entered our land. But tonight, something felt wrong. I pushed the bad feeling away and tried to mind-link my mate Caleb, the future Alpha. Caleb? I called through the link. No answer. I frowned. He ignored me often, but this time, the silence felt strange. I tried again. Caleb, I’m at the border. Is everything okay? Suddenly, a sharp pain hit my head like fire burning through my mind. I gasped, my vision going blurry as the pain got worse. It felt like something inside me was being torn apart—like my wolf was being taken away from me. Then, everything went dark. When I woke up, my head throbbed. My body was sprawled on the cold ground, my limbs weak. Panic shot through me as I tried to reach out to

Chapter 3 – Annie’s POV Realization The warm water surrounded me, soothing my tense muscles. I closed my eyes, letting out a deep sigh as the steam curled around me. This was the only time I could truly relax, away from the stares, the whispers, and him. Mariana? I reached out through our bond, hoping to feel my wolf’s presence again. It had been too long since I heard her voice, and I was starting to feel like a part of me was missing. A faint warmth brushed against my mind, weak but there. Annie… A small smile tugged at my lips. I’m here, Mariana. Just hold on, okay? But before she could respond— The connection was cut off. Sharp. Sudden. Like a knife slicing through our bond. I gasped, my eyes flying open. What just happened? I sat up, gripping the edge of the bathtub. It wasn’t Mariana who pulled away. Something—no, someone—had severed our link. My stomach twisted. Riley. That arrogant, over-controlling Alpha. I knew he had something to do with this. He was always

Chapter 5 – Caleb’s POVThe packhouse had never felt this empty.Celeste had been living here for weeks, waiting for our mating ceremony, but instead of feeling excited, I felt… nothing.No connection. No bond. Just regret.I sat in my office, staring at the papers on my desk, but I wasn’t reading them. My mind kept drifting back—to her.To Annie.She should have been the one sitting here, not Celeste.I clenched my fists. Why did I only realize it now?Celeste’s laughter rang from the hallway, high-pitched and fake. She was probably showing off again.She spent her days wandering the packhouse, admiring the luxury, touching things like they belonged to her already. It was never about me. It was never about the pack.It was about the title.She wanted to be Luna.That’s what mattered to her.And I had been stupid enough to think she was the better choice.The Truth Hits HardA knock came at my office door, and before I could answer, Celeste walked in.She always walked in without perm

Chapter Seven : The FearAnnie’s POV:I couldn’t breathe. I stood frozen in place, staring at the cloth Riley handed me. My hands shook as I touched it, feeling how thin it was. It didn’t cover much. It was… exposing.“Why do I have to wear this?” I whispered, my voice barely above a breath. My heart was pounding so hard I thought it might burst.Riley didn’t answer right away. He just looked at me, his face serious, almost distant. It hurt to see him like this. He’d never acted like this before.“Because my parents are coming,” he said, his tone soft but firm. “And… they don’t know about you. Don’t talk about your past. Just… wear it.”I shook my head, confusion and fear swirling in my chest. “Why?” I asked again, the question choking me. “Why should I hide who I am? Why should I lie to them?”He stepped closer to me, so close I could feel his warmth. But his eyes were far away, like he was thinking about something else, somewhere else. He reached out and gently cupped my face, his t

Chapter Nine : She Woke UpI strolled slowly, the soft breeze stroking my skin. My thoughts were elsewhere. Training went well, but my heart was filled with darkness. Since Riley's parents arrived, I couldn't breathe peacefully. They didn't like me. I knew that from their eyes. I overheard that from their voice.They brought Mia with them. She was just the opposite of me. Pretty. Self-assured. Alpha-blooded. And to top it off, she let me know that I didn't fit in.I'd barely got out of the garden when I saw her there. Mia. Her arms crossed and a smug expression pasted on her face that my stomach growled over.I walked around and pretended like I hadn't noticed her.“Running away again?" she bellowed. Her voice was cold. Harsh. "Maybe that's all you know how to do. Running and lying."I stood stock still for a moment, clenching my teeth. I didn't want to give her the pleasure of an answer. But my hands were shaking.She moved closer. "I heard Riley made you get dressed up in a little d