Lahat ng Kabanata ng Revenge of the Alpha's Bratty Daughter: Kabanata 51 - Kabanata 60

TIA POVOnce we pushed through the thick brush, we entered a small hidden village, like a rogue camp. This was a small, abandoned ghost town deep within neutral territory. Often, these neutral territories are filled with rogues, but this one seemed to be a small but established rogue pack. I walked as people stopped what they were doing to watch me be dragged towards what looked like a small sheriff's office.The set-up of this village was curious enough. I hoped that Meadows' silence meant that we were still okay and safe, or at least as safe as one could be when restrained and captured by unknown rogues.“Alpha,” The jokester pushing me called out as he pushed me down to my knees. I hated him. If this had gone sideways, I had planned to harm him first.I didn’t have to wait long before a man and woman who appeared to be in their mid-thirties stepped out as one. They pulsed with authority, and I realized that these were the Alpha pair of the small rogue pack.“Look what we found on ou

NARRATIVE POVSilence filled the room.Tyson had always been on the fence about Tia. He knew her reputation, but he also observed how his brother, his mate, and Luna treated her. Although it confused him, he kept his views to himself. Hearing his twin speak this way was like a man defending his mate, which only confused Tyson more. Was there a crossed wire between sisters, and was Miles never meant to be with Hilary, but rather Tia?“Son, I am not going to pretend to understand why you are so much more attached to the younger sister of your true mate, but I will not stand in the way of your pursuit if this is the path you wish to take.” Frank offered his son a reassuring smile.“She will be my mate, father. I won’t accept it any other way. The idea that I lost her weeks ago, I won’t go through that again. I am going to find her and chain her to my side, if I must. She will never leave my sight again.”Miles left his words where they fell and dismissed himself from the office, leaving h

NARRATIVE POV (Tia Flashback cont'd)There was a shift in the air. Tia didn’t need to be in the room to feel it. It was dangerous and heavy. It was an Alpha aura. Tia heard the gasps and instinctively knew that Bree was struggling for breath. Everything in her wanted to rush into the room and save her only friend, but she knew the price of eavesdropping all too well. Hilary and Simon ensured that Tia understood the rules of the house, even when she’d done nothing wrong to deserve it. She was always their preferred target for discipline. “You will remember your place, wh.ore!” There was a thud, a body crashing onto the hardwood flooring, followed by heavy gasps and sobbing. “You made promises, Markus.” Bree whimpered. “I did, but sometimes, in business, plans need to change to secure one's success. You are a loose end; tie yourself up, or I will do it for you.” The threat was clear. “But why, Markus? Why now? For twelve years, I have watched from afar as my son grew up and called a

TIA POVAs a result, I studied and applied myself to any and all books and research sites I could find. I took an IQ test once and was incredibly pleased with the results. The pack listing had me placed in the middle, however. Keep yourself invisible in plain sight, and you learn what is rarely seen in the shadows. That has been my motto every day since I returned nine years ago.“You think you can figure it out?” The Jokster was leaning against the rail of the busted porch of the small cabin I was staying in.I felt comfortable with most people here, but not this guy. I wonder if their Alpha was aware of the ambition just beyond the surface in his eyes. He wasn’t a man who would turn down a free ride and switch loyalties. I’ve seen his type before. The serpent lies in wait, hidden in the tall grass just out of sight."Yes," I said, keeping my pace toward the stream to fill my shower bag.The Jokster followed with a smug expression.“You know, a pretty lady like you shouldn’t be out al

ALPHA ROLLINGS POVMy head dropped into my hands in remorse whenever I think about that night and my foolish pride. They baited me and I fell for it.Five years ago…I stared at my hand. My cards were great. I couldn’t believe my luck. I was down to my last chip and finally got dealt a great hand in cards. This was a typical last Friday of the month gathering. I was a busy man, but I always made time for a card night with my closest allied Alphas. I had never lost this badly before, and my pride was taking a hit. Who was this kid? I had no idea. He was a plus-one invite with Alpha Dean of the Frosted Fields Wolf pack. He’d never come before, but it was like this kid had magic to make every hand a winning hand. I knew something was wrong. No one was ever this lucky, but my pride wouldn’t let me walk away from the table. I was an Alpha, and this kid wasn’t ranked. He held no real power, yet he was unbeatable at cards. Until this hand was dealt. Finally! I would win back the entire