All Chapters of The Alpha's Choice : Chapter 31 - Chapter 37

POV: EddieThe room around me blurred into a background hum as panic surged through me. I shot a glance at Sofia, who was biting her lip, dread painting her face. We were just at this party, surrounded by people who didn’t matter, and now everything spiraled out of control. “I’ve got to go,” I said, my voice barely above a whisper.I didn’t wait for her response. I barreled down the hallway, dodging family members, ignoring their whispers, their judgmental eyes, all of it fading to static noise that didn’t deserve my attention. My only focus was Selina.The cold air hit my face like a slap as I burst through the front door. I ran toward my car, the engine roaring to life under my trembling hands. “What the hell am I doing?” I mumbled. “I should’ve been there.” I shouldn’t have let Alexia get in my head. I shouldn’t have dealt with her at all. Everything was my fault—Selina could be in trouble because of me.The drive felt endless, every bump in the road sending jolts of worry coursing

POV: EdmondI left my grandfathers presence in anger. I am determined to find the boy without his help and prove to him that I don’t need him to get the job done. I searched everywhere I could think of, I visited hospitals, and any other organizations that care for kids with his kind of disabilities. But I couldn’t find him, I kept searching for him, involving street thugs and even the cops. But no luck, not even a clue.After searching for Jason all day, I finally gave up. I’ve searched everywhere I could think of, and yet he is nowhere to be found, I had no choice but to go back home and face my grandfather again. I stood there, the door swinging shut behind me with a force that echoed my furious heartbeat. Gramps was seated behind his immense oak desk, a picture of calm authority, as if my entrance hadn’t just shattered the delicate peace of his office. He looked up, an eyebrow arched, the hint of a smirk playing at the corners of his lips.“You have quite the nerve, Edmond,” he sa

POV: Edmond“What do you mean moved him, moved him how, and why?Where is he now, where did he move him to?” She asked me desperately, almost crying. That image consumed me, the look of desperation etched on her face as I delivered the horrifying news. Nothing had prepared me for the way her tears fell, hot and relentless.“He took him, Lina, he wants to use him against me. It’s all my fault, I should have been one step ahead, I should have taken Better care of you and your brother.” I told her sadly.“He’s using him to hurt us...” she sobbed.“He’s using my little Jason as leverage.” She let out with pain in her heart. I had never felt more useless in my life. That my grandfather could stoop so low to kidnap an innocent boy to force me into compliance was sickening. I wanted to punch something, to scream at the walls, but instead, life continued its relentless pace, and the world beyond the grand entrance remained blissfully indifferent to my chaos.“Just take me to him, please Eddie

POV: Selina“You were looking for this?” she teased, dangling it slightly before slipping it into her pocket. Anger flared through me, hot and sudden.“You shouldn’t be here, we have no ties, and I don’t wish to be know as a part of your family.”“And yet I am,” she whispered.“Funny how that works, funny how I’m always winning. Why’s that, Lina, why do you think I’m winning?Is it because you are a stupid loser?” she laughed, laughing so hysterically that I almost cried. For a moment, neither of us spoke. The silence stretched, thick with years of hatred, resentment, and something darker that had always existed between us. We were sisters, step sisters that hate each other so much. Nothing about us had ever been the same, not once had she treated me like a sister, and I’ll be damn if I let her bully me when im at my lowest.“I heard everything,” she suddenly said, her tone shifting. My brows furrowed as I eyed her warily.“What are you talking about?”“Your little conversation,” she