บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha Beast's Rebel Wolf: บทที่ 21 - บทที่ 30

NARRATIVE POV The Rogue were in position. The plan was clear, and CC ensured she was in hers. Her wolves worked seamlessly as they held their ground outside the pack lands. She needed them to stay outside the territory line. Now that the Trinity Falls pack would become too preoccupied with hunting rogues, she would be able to slip around the pack unnoticed, but taking her three wolves with her could raise the risk of being spotted. She needed to be a ghost while hunting in Trinity Falls. Their role was to watch her back around the territory. She would know if they sensed a switch in the rogues and impending attacks. She watched as the rogue pack moved in silently. They were natural predators. There was no chance for the patrol team of Trinity Falls to detect the approaching danger. She doubted she would see them in position if she wasn't aware. Being a member of the pack still, she f

NARRATIVE POV The war room was tense. Inside sat Alpha Ryan with his Luna, Brittany, sitting next to him. They presented a strong front despite the tension in their bonding. Brittany still hadn’t been able to call him out on abandoning her on the stage without sealing the union with the traditional kiss. Ryan and Brittany agreed that, although they were not true mates, to keep up the image that they were, he would mark and mate her like one. It would be much more convincing, as it would be in his wolf's instincts to do so. Now she sat there, without a marking and unmated. It was embarrassing for her and added to the overwhelming shame that no one stayed to witness the end of the ceremony. They all fled, scared. They should have supported their Alpha pair until the ceremony was completed. It's not like they were in immediate danger. Also in this room were Councilman Hartt and the Elders,

CARISSA POV “You lied to me!” I watched secretly as Kane roared. He pressed Kim to the tree trunk, his hand tight around her neck. He watched the colour change on her face as she frantically scratched at his hand. “N-no—” Kim struggled to breathe. “You told me you had nothing to do with CC going missing. You lied to me.” I could tell this realization blindsided him, and that left him angry. If the council learned he helped cover up a crime, he would be smeared, even unknowingly. Everyone knew he dismissed the accusations from his Beta since I went missing. He intentionally roadblocked every step my father made to find me because he was confident that my mother and the others were telling him the truth. He believed that my father was driven by madness, but the accusations were not true. He stepped in and made it impossible for Carter and Lindy to find evidence. Kane thought he was protecting his son's rep

NARRATIVE POV Carter arrived back at the apartment where he and Lindy lived. He couldn’t link her and tell her what was happening as they hadn’t marked her, and she had no wolf, so he was sure that she was pacing the polish off the floors, waiting for him to get home and update her on what was happening. Their original departure day was set for the morning, but now that the council had asked for his help and the agreement, he had to convince her they were better off staying. It was their best chance of finding CC out in the rogue territory. A council-sanctioned search would be faster and more thorough than his searching bit by bit on his own. He would also update her that the bullying should be stopped. After today, he’d kill anyone who threatened her for being wolfless. Carter opened the front door and was instantly wrapped in her awaiting arms. “I was so scared

ALPHA THORIN POV My rogue warriors gathered. Our base camp was deep in rogue territory. Without expert knowledge of the terrain, there was no chance of extra ears within the area. The terrain was rough, and many traps were set along the path to the camp. I stepped out of my green canvas tent. I felt the energy buzzing through my pack. We had achieved a victory, but that didn’t surprise me. Trinity Falls Pack had always thought itself stronger than they were. Their strength started to slip years ago, but I kept track. I never attacked, always waiting for the right moment to seek revenge. I still wasn’t sure I believed the rumours. It seemed too convenient. It was suddenly lost again when I was about to storm in and claim what was mine. An heir, slipping through my fingers again. The ghost of an heir couldn’t die not once but twice. No, they were lying, and I was d