All Chapters of The Alpha Beast's Rebel Wolf: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

ALPHA THORIN POV I sighed at the idea of reflecting on my painful past, but my daughter, who was now sitting in front of me, needed to know that I had always wanted her by my side. She deserved to know the truth, the good and the ugly, all of it. “To explain why it took me so long to find you, I first need to explain where I started—an origin story, if you will. I was the fourth pup born to my father’s favourite mistress. My father was a very adventurous Alpha male. He always proclaimed that his libido was too high for one female to contain. He used it as an excuse to stray from his Luna constantly. She became comfortable with the medication to prevent the infidelity pains, and instead, spoiled herself with extreme purchases, a sense of superiority and cunning brutality. My father and his Luna had one son, and he was unfortunately killed in battle right before he could take over the pack.This left m

CARISSA POV I listened to every word my newly discovered father told me. It felt surreal to learn that not only was I wanted, but I was also mourned twice by the father who had always wanted me. I wanted to learn as much as I could about him. I could already see where I got the majority of my features. I took in Alpha Thorin’s physical features. Although I was incredibly undersized compared to these oversized males, I had the same raven black hair as my father, although he had silver streaks throughout. He didn’t know it, but we shared the same sage green eye colour and had the same smile with matching dimples. He had faded freckles, where mine were slightly more vibrant and easily seen. I wondered how similar we must have been when he was younger. I wish I could have seen those features, but I could already picture them as identical.He was fascinating. Everything about him made me feel at ease, much like

ALPHA RYAN POV The incessant beeping wore on my nerves. I was becoming accustomed to awakening annoyed. This time, I immediately recognized the beeping as coming from my hospital machines. I remembered everything that had led me to that point, and the most recent was confessing to Councilman Hartt that the others and I had murdered Carissa Carter. As I lay there, strapped down as though I were some violent criminal, I reflected on the events in vivid detail, and everything continued to come back to one person. This was the most logical explanation for our sudden surge in rogue attacks and the brutal retaliation against the four of us. Carter! I needed to calm myself this time when I presented my case to the Elders and Council. They needed to see that I wasn’t irrational or that my wolf wasn’t slipping into the direction of feral because of wh

NARRATIVE POV He made it too easy for her. His steps were loud, clunky, and rushed. It almost annoyed her how sloppily he moved blindly through the woods. It was a great accomplishment to stalk, hunt and kill an Alpha male in his prime. She was half his size, without an actual wolf, yet there she was, watching him lazily lean on every other tree. She watched him circle trees like he thought this would lose his scent, and no one could track him. She was embarrassed for him, and now knowing that there were always eyes watching over her, she knew she wasn’t the only one watching this in sheer, annoyed disbelief. This was an Alpha male, in peak physical condition, in his early twenties. He looked like a baby deer learning to stumble around, waiting for the hunter who took Bambi’s mother. At this point, it would almost seem like a pity kill if she were to pounce. Alph

NARRATIVE POV After several hours of marching out, Carter arrives at the warehouse with a small army of seven warriors, including one of the Elders, Elder Clark, and Councilman Hartt. The attendance of the Councilman and at least one Elder was necessary as an official witness to the pack challenge, should it be disputed once the Council arrives with the warrior army reinforcements later. Everything must be legally documented, especially if the rogues were to win the challenge and gain possession of the territory. The other twelve warriors and two Elders, Elder Rose and Elder Preston, remained back in the Trinity Falls Pack's pack grounds. They were tasked with guarding the pack house and watching over the weaker pack members, the untrained women and children, as they hid in bunkers until the challenge concluded. The weight of this moment and the desperation of this victory hung heavy in the air