All Chapters of Fated To The Rogue Alpha:Awakening Of The Rejected Tribrid : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Camille's POV “Awakening?” I asked, confused. “You're special. We are special,” my wolf said adoringly. “You're not like every other wolf.” I could feel the energy surge within me. “Then what am I?” “A special breed. You're a Tribrid.” “Tri…Tribrid?” “Yes, a Tribrid. You possess the blood of a pure-blooded lycan and a witch,” Sena, my wolf, explained. I felt my body stiffened, “What you're saying is, I'm an anomaly. A cursed thing!” “No… no. Don’t say that! We're not. You're just too special" I said nothing. “Your awakening is the night you summon our true self; the night I become a full part of you, and this can only happen during the blood moon.” True self? Was there a fake one?, I thought “When will there be a blood moon?” I asked, “Sooner than we expected,” Sena replied, as she ran through a section of the wall. I had no idea how long Sena ran, but I must have dozed off at some point. The feeling of someone watching me made me suddenly open my eyes, meeting his gaz

Camille's POV The beast tilted her head and howled, then surged fiercely toward my direction. Alpha Vikron lunged forward, positioning himself protectively in front of me, his fierce brown eyes blazing as he roared. He pulled the beast aside as their bodies collided with the wall, then rolled outside in a tangle of fury. The beast was up before Vikron and lunged toward me again. Doctor Skyla burst through the door, grabbing my hand desperately to pull me to safety, but my feet felt glued to the ground. “Oh no,” Skyla moaned, shifting into her wolf form to stand protectively by me, but she was no match for the beast. The creature knocked her aside and continued its charge toward me. It seemed as if the beast had been charged with an unnatural burst of energy. Its eyes flashed with a savage glow, sharp canines bared as it roared inches from my face. I felt the burning intensity of the glow in my own eyes and the mark on my neck heat with renewed fervor. The beast fixed its ga

Alpha Vikron Guards were stationed right in front of the heavy metal door, keeping the cold room out of bounds. Camille wasn’t allowed entry, no matter how much she pleaded. Her requests were all politely but firmly turned down by Alpha Vikron. Beta Demuel sent a message to Alpha Vikron via the mindlink. “You would like to see this.” “What’s that?” Alpha Vikron responded almost immediately. Beta Demuel let out a slow sigh. “Bodies of dead guards. There was another beast attack at the border.” “Keep the bodies out of sight. I’ll be there in five,” Alpha Vikron said before the mindlink went dead. Snatching the pack keys from the table, he headed out toward the border. Alpha Vikron stood behind Demuel, his expression unreadable. “It’s been hours since the attack.” “Looks like it,” Demuel replied. “Found anything else?” “Just the marks on their wrists where I think the poison got in,” Demuel said. Alpha Vikron’s face twitched with concern. “What mark? Let me see.” Beta Demuel

Vikron Alpha Vikron walked slowly across the polished marble floor of Ultima Rawson’s grand home. Ultima Rawson had left Slantville for this place shortly after Luna Rawson’s death, a temporary escape before he finally disappeared for good. On the outside, Vikron looked calm, relaxed, even but inside, his heart was racing a thousand miles a minute. “I thought you wouldn’t come, considering our last meeting,” Ultima Rawson’s voice cut through the silence. He appeared at the edge of the gallery, gesturing for Vikron to come up. Vikron rose to his feet. “Not if I had a choice,” he said, his tone firm but edged with weariness. “I came as soon as I got your message. I had to.” When he reached the top of the stairs, Alpha Vikron bowed immediately, showing his respect. Ultima Rawson stepped forward and pulled him into a quick, one-armed embrace. For a moment, Vikron froze. His muscles stiffened, his breath caught. The stone-faced Ultima held him wordlessly, and all Vikron coul

Camille's POV ************ I hurried out of the room immediately after Josh sent a text informing me that Skyla was back. I couldn't shake the gnawing feeling that something terrible had happened. I pushed open the door of the clinic. Josh was waiting for me in the hallway, bowing slightly. “Can you not do that?” I warned. “She just came in a little while ago. She's in her office,” he said. I nodded. “Thank you for the heads-up.” Josh's lips parted slightly as he lowered his gaze. “What is it, Josh? Did something else happen? Where's Alpha Vikron?” “There was no sign of Alpha Vikron when I reached her car to assist with carrying the body into the morgue,” he said. Worry lines creased my brow. “whose body?” He started to say something, but I didn't hear him. I was pulled away, my feet instinctively veering toward Skyla’s office. Could Alpha Vikron be the one? Could it really be? Whose body had she brought in? Where was Alpha Vikron? Dr. Skyla sat behind her desk inside