All Chapters of Alpha Liam: Chapter 131 - Chapter 138

Darius:The moment the conference doors shut behind us, Liam rounded on me. His jaw was tight, his wolf bristling just beneath his skin.“What the hell are you playing at?” His voice was low, sharp, so no human ears could catch the venom in it. “Of all the placed that you decide to show yourself, you’ve been hiding like a coward, pretending to be nonexistent when you had your men in here all along.”I smirked, brushing invisible lint off my sleeve. “Calm yourself, brother. It was a meeting. I sat. I listened. I offered my hand. Nothing more. While you might have not heard of it, not all of us stand back and just watch. I stood by your side more than others have. Mind you, others would have stepped back had it not been for me.”“You walk in here like you belong, like this is your world…”“And isn’t it?” I cut him off, letting the edge of a laugh lace my words. “We share the same blood, whether you like to admit it or not. One father. Two sons. You simply had the luck of being born on t

Darius:The slam of the door barely startled me.I knew that he would be coming, I just wanted to wait until the right moment before I reacted.I didn't even bother looking up when he stormed into my office, his eyes filled with rage, anger, and whatever it was that he wanted to claim he was.“You fucking bastard…”“Barging into my house now, brother?” I drawled, not lifting a finger as he marched across the floor. I just stood as I took a step towards him, putting down the paper that I was reading through. “That’s bold. Even for you. I must admit, I am impressed. As for calling me a bastard, I believe that I grew up with that title.”He didn’t answer, his fist did.The punch cracked against my jaw, snapping my head to the side. The taste of blood filled my mouth, copper and heat, but I smiled. “Finally,” I muttered. “I was wondering when you’d stop pretending to be civilized. And I was wondering when it would be time for us to go back to the reality of how things are.”He came at me

Madeline:“You need to rest, Luna Alaria. You cannot keep roaming around.” I said, looking at her. She looked down at her feet, wrapping her arms around herself.“My daughter is sitting in her room, she does not understand why she is being kept home and why she can’t be with her friends.” Alaria said, clenching her fists. “She is just a child, and she is getting caught in a mess that she does not even understand. Hell, even I don’t understand it.”“The life that she was born into is a mess, Luna. It is not an easy aspect for her to be dealing with, and the fact that her father is going to want to keep her safe is something that you should be grateful for.” I said, looking down at her.“I don’t even understand what he is trying to protect her from. He won’t explain it, he won’t even tell me anything. He just believes that he has to control everything that is around.” Alaria said, her voice rising with anger. “I’m sorry, I shouldn’t be taking it out on you.”“You speaking to me is going

Alaria:“You can’t do this,” I said, voice small at first and then cracking like a whip. Heat rose in my chest until it was all flames. “You can’t keep deciding for me. For Nasia. For us. I am choosing to be subtle until now, but it does not mean that I am letting it go, Liam. I am not going to keep ignoring everything that you do simply because you want me to.”He stopped, and it was as if the pause itself carried the weight of a march. When he looked at me, his eyes were a dangerous, winter-dark lake. “It’s dangerous,” he said, low. “There are rogues. Rogues that you knew about and yet chose to keep from me. And the fact that you looked me in the eye and chose to ignore the fact that you knew that I would be worried…”“I know there are rogues.” The words came out sharper than I meant as I stopped him. “Do you think I don’t live with those nightmares every day? Do you think I don’t know what they are capable of? You…” I swallowed. The room tilted. “You’re treating our daughter like a