บททั้งหมดของ She's the Alpha : บทที่ 151 - บทที่ 160

RAVEN’S POV. The fire had burned low, casting flickering shadows across the camp. Most people were asleep now, or at least pretending to be.I stood beside Damien at the edge of the clearing, watching everything in the camp covered slowly by night. Soldiers murmured in low voices. A few pairs of eyes glowed in the low light, reflecting the flames as they sat sharpening weapons or chewing on whatever was left from dinner.Damien nudged me lightly with his elbow. “You’ve been watching them for hours.”I didn’t respond immediately. My eyes were on the war team—Lana, Marlow, Corwin, and Gale. They were part of the five of them people I had been planning the war with, their heads bent close, speaking too softly for anyone else to hear.“Something about them feels… off,” I finally said.“They’re trying so hard not to melt under your gaze,” Damien replied. “Everyone is scared of you. So don't think too much.”That was the more reason I had I had to think too much. Everyone was scared of me

KAI’S POVThe morning light hadn’t even broken through the trees when I got word that Raven wanted to see me. It didn’t sound urgent, but something in the way the message was delivered — clipped, cold, no details — told me it wasn’t casual either.I made my way to the camp, greetings s few of the sentinels before making my way to her tent, where Damien was already inside, sitting on a crate. Immediately I walked in, his eyes hardened. Looks like he hated the fact that I was here but good thing for him, he didn't argue. Raven stood up with her arms crossed, her sharp and dark eyes scanning my body. Her whole body was tense, like a bow pulled too tight.She didn’t waste time. “The gamma's a traitor,” she said.My breath caught. “What?”“We followed him and we found him talking to some Lycans. He was feeding them information about the camp.”I looked from her to Damien. Damien gave me a silent nod. “You’re sure?”“We’re sure,” she said, jaw clenched. “He’s working with them. Crazy is

RAVEN’S POV. The fight began almost immediately even if it wasn't a fair fight. I don’t know how we held out for so long for a while. Maybe it was fear or maybe it was pride. Or maybe it was just raw, blind desperation. But we didn’t give up—We dared not. Bodies were dropping around us and none of us wanted to be the next body dropped in the dirt so we fought harder. I had never seen blood like that before. It painted the grass red, soaked into the earth, ran down our arms, our faces. There was no time to search for loved ones or check who was alive or not. Every second was a struggle for survival. I fought through the Lycans using all the strength I could find but that wasn't enough. The more we fought the more our people died. and I had drained every strength I had. I tried everything I could. I tried to regroup but there was no one left to regroup. We had only few people left and there were too many of them. And the Lycans kept coming without giving us breathing space. They m

RAVEN'S POVWhen I opened my eyes, everything was quiet and cold. My body was still in pain and my head pounding. It was like a thousand voices were ringing in my head— the cries of the damned. Those I sent to an early grave for being an incompetent Alpha A blanket was over me, covering my skin. I blinked slowly, confused. Then I noticed the warmth beside me.A body.I turned my head and my breath caught in my throat. It was Damien.What the hell was he doing so close to me?He was lying next to me on his side, facing me. His eyes were half-open, watching me like he’d been waiting for me to wake up. His dark hair was messy, and there were bruises along his jaw and collarbone.What the hell?” I screamed, moving away. Was he trying to take advantage of me? I pulled the blanket tighter around me, wrapping it over my chest. My face flushed with heat, but Damien didn’t look away. If I wasn't do weak I would have killed him. “You’re awake,” he said, sitting up. My brows furrowed. “Wha

Raven’s POV. I couldn’t move. The stares burned into me like fire. I tried to lift my head up to maintain the little dignity I had left but I was too weak to even move a finger. “She’s… a woman.” That one sentence seemed to echo over and over in my head until it felt like the ground would swallow me. Gasps turned into whispers and whispers turned into angry voices. “How can he be a woman?” An elder said, walking closer. “Where is Alpha Rowan?” He snapped. I flinched. Perhaps the fear gave me a little strength because I lifted my head to look at him. Tears streaming down like an endless waterfall. He turned to my mother. “Theodora,” he shouted, his voice filled with anger. “Explain this.” “There is nothing to explain,” Draven's voice cut through the tension. “This is the reason Theodora has been so protective of her son…or should I say her daughter. She has been fooling us all this while.” My brows furrowed in curiosity as I turned to Draven. He sounded so confident. He must