All Chapters of The Alpha's Little Red: Chapter 31 - Chapter 36

Scarlet I closed my hands over my ears as my knees buckled, crashing onto the ground. A deep tremor had shuddered beneath my feet only moments before the deafening explosion ripped through the air.Darkness swallowed everything around me, or perhaps it was just my vision that became blurry. The acrid stench of smoke clawed at my throat, but fear pinned me in place, too heavy for me to even attempt standing.“MUMMY!” rang out again in a loud voice this time. I tried to pull myself out of the shock, but it was impossible. My hands were trembling, and my heart was pounding so fast I was scared that if it stopped, I would die. “Scarlet,” The monster roared. Somehow, the phone was still pressed to my ear. How did that even happen?“What is this? What are you trying to achieve by putting my daughter on this call?” I asked angrily as my eyes became blurry with tears. “You refused to deliver,” he growled. “Because I couldn't. There was nothing I could do,” I answered, my lips trembling

Roman A dangerous calm resonated inside me as I finally walked into the house that night. Several hours had passed since the chaos, and one way or another, it had been contained.The medical team had transferred everyone affected to the pack's hospital, and I could finally breathe after hours of unending drama. “Alpha, what do we do about the boy?” Brian asked as soon as I stepped into the house. I'd told him earlier to keep an eye on the boy till I had the time to talk to him. “I'll talk to him tomorrow,” Brian nodded. Rue was right behind me, since we both left at the same time. He was probably more tired than anyone else since he worked twice as hard. My men knew what they were walking into when they followed me back here, and yet, they were the best demons I could ever ask for. Before I could walk into my room, I turned around and looked at my men.“Everyone should get enough rest tonight. Tomorrow, we'll continue, and we can get excited about the prospect of hunting down tho

Roman“What's your name?” I asked. I was sitting across from the boy whom Brian caught yesterday. The same boy with eyes like my sister's. The fire in his eyes especially reminded me of her. The same fire that died out even before our world came crumbling down. “Trey,” he answered gently before blinking. He wasn't fidgeting in his seat, but I could see his hands trembling each time I said a word. Brian said he hadn't spoken a word to the kid since he brought him here. So, I was guessing he was scared and agitated. “How old are you, Trey?” “I'll be 9 years old in two months.” I wasn't good at interrogating kids. Neither of my men was either. I could've allowed Jake to interrogate him if he had presented himself better, but instead, the asshole got on my last damn nerves. Adults were better off being interrogated. One slice at their finger, one stab on the thigh, one form of little electrocution, they'd spill everything. “Where do you live, Trey?” “I live alone,” he answered.