บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha Beast's Rebel Wolf: บทที่ 31 - บทที่ 40

NARRATIVE POV When Brittany and Matthew arrived at the sacred circle, the pack pulled away to give entrance to their hierarchy. “Where is Ryan?” Matthew leaned in and whispered. Brittany shrugged but refused to let it show to the pack. As they approached the Elders and Councilman Hartt, it became apparent that they were asking the same question. Their eyes burned into Brittany’s. Why was she left holding the bag in this? An Alpha was meant to perform a mass last rites ceremony. Not his Luna and Beta. The whispers of the surrounding pack grew. Everyone speculated about where Alpha Ryan was. Brittany took her place before them and raised her hands with calming authority. “Trinity Falls, as you can see, Alpha Ryan could not attend this ceremony. He asked Beta Matthew and me to lead the rites alongside the Elders in his absence. He is out there ensuring the lines; we

NARRATIVE POV “No. I do not.” Matthew looked at his father before finishing. “I think in his own way, Kane has always cared for our mother. They’ve been together for years, not that they would admit it. Plus, where did he hide her head? We found no scent trial for it; it's like it disappeared.” Elder Clark nodded absentmindedly to Matthews' logic. None of this surprised Carter; he knew more than they realized. He also had suspicions about why the events at the ceremony happened, but he would wait for them to come out first. He was playing the long game with them all. They would crack on their own. “Is Kane Carissa’s father?” Elder Rose decided to throw out there. “If they’ve been together for years, and she was rather vague on Carissa’s biological father's details, just that he was an Alpha male that she met randomly.” “No!” Both siblings jumped to answer. “Why d

BETA MATTHEW POV   was angry at all three of my closest people. They lied to me. The plan I was told was to beat her. They needed her to feel pain, but a small sliver, the naive part of me, still held on to the fact that we wouldn’t kill her.   I was haunted every night by the nightmares of my actions. Every swing of the baseball bat. Every taunt I gave to her. Every time I laughed at her pain because the others were.   I was weak—I still was. I should have told them everything in the office tonight. Who gives a fu.ck about the legal consequences? The Goddess was watching, and she was pissed with them all. There was no escaping her wrath for our crimes.   After all, there was no way CC could have survived any of those attacks, yet now, more than

NARRATIVE POV Beast continued to look around, but found nothing else. This was the only place where her tracks appeared in the dirt on the floor. She was hunting the four pack members who killed someone close to her. There was no other explanation for him. If his mate was on a path of vengeance, he supported her more than ever. He would wait until she completed the four spears before they took over control of this pack. He would have to let Alpha Thorin know about the delay and explain what he found and his theory. Beast knew he would grant the girl this unspoken request. After all, they, too, were on a mission of vengeance against Trinity Falls for their injustice to their Alpha. When Beast stepped out of the warehouse, he found the Pine was on the other side, waiting in the treeline. “Why the hell are you way over there?” Beast hollered out

CARTER POV “We met, and we had an incredibly wild and passionate night. I was too caught up in the rush of finally having my true mate, and I failed to see the ring on her finger. It turned out that she had already married a man. Though she didn’t wear his mark, she said he cared for her. I was gutted. I thought this was it for me, but someone else had stolen her. She then said that she would leave him for me, however. My whole world lit up. My wolf was pushing me to claim her with everything we had. I told her I was an Alpha of my pack and would like her to come with me to meet my pack. I still needed to tell Susan that I had found my mate. The ring I had for Susan was still burning a hole in my pocket; I was confused about what to do. Susan was always my advisor, and it was selfish, but I needed her help.”Thorin looked at me for a moment and smiled bitterly. “This is the part of the story where things get messy,” he chuckled h