All Chapters of Pregnant For The Enemy Alpha : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

SCARLETTSomething brushed my ankle. My breath seized, bubbles escaping with the fear that seized me. The monster was still in the water! The man grabbed my arm, jerking me upward. We broke the surface in a choking gasp. Something was pulling.e under. Like the suction when the plug is removed from a bath.My heart thumped hard against.y ribs. I could not see what was happening. But I knew I would die if I didn't get out soon.“Swim mutt!” he barked.I coughed, thrashed, pushed against the pull of the water. Then something surged from the deep. The monster. Its shadow swallowed the light coming from the moon as it stood horizontally, staring down at us.The man beside me roared at the sight. I was struck dumb.“Go!” he shouted, voice breaking. “I’ll hold it!”“No!” My voice cracked. I couldn’t leave him. He had helped me this far. I couldn't just leave—But he shoved me so hard I went under. When I came up again, he was gone.“Scarlett!”Adam’s voice rent through the air. His hand str

SCARLETTThe moment we left the blood-stained coast behind, the air grew heavier. Every mile closer to the Fate Pack made my skin crawl. It wasn’t just the weight of destiny Adam and the other man, Ezra, I had finally learned his name—spoke of. It was a memory. Memory is a chain no blade can cut.We couldn’t travel as we were. Not me, any way. My face was still plastered across bounty boards from one kingdom to the next. Murderess. Traitor. Thief. The lies varied depending on which town crier shouted them, but the promise remained the same: a fat purse of gold for my corpse.So I wrapped myself in shadows. Literally. Ezra had given me a hood stitched with runes, one that bent light just enough to blur the details of my face. From a distance, I looked like anyone else. But still, I kept my head low. Fear has a way of tightening your spine into a bowstring.We stopped in a small town at dusk, needing supplies for the journey ahead. The place reeked of woodsmoke and ale, the streets crow

SCARLETTHer hands moved steadily, wrapping the last bandage around my shoulder. Her touch was firm, precise, but I didn’t miss the way her breath caught when she brushed the ink etched into my skin.Her fingers froze. “Scarlett…”I stiffened. “What?”Her hand traced the mark just below my collarbone, where the edge of the bandage left it exposed. A black tattoo, shaped like a crescent blade tangled with thorned vines. I had almost forgotten it was there.Her eyes were wide with recognition, her face drained of color. “Where did you get this?”I looked away, jaw tightening. “It’s not important.”“The hell it isn’t,” she snapped, her voice sharper than I’d heard it in years. “Do you even know what this is?”My silence must have been enough. Harley stood abruptly, pacing the length of the small room, hands raking through her hair. She looked like she wanted to scream but couldn’t find the words.“Scarlett,” she said finally, turning back to me. “That’s the mark of the pure bred Alphas w

SCARLETTThe first glimpse of the Fate Pack walls stole my breath.I had tears shimmering in my eyes from being able to see them…again.They stood like giant mountains forged from iron and stone. Watchtowers dotted the length, each one having guards and wolves in shifted forms pacing the perimeter. But it was no longer a sanctuary, no longer the homeland I had loved as a child. It was now a fortress. Cold and impenetrable.No one could walk in or out without being seen.And if they saw me, they would not hesitate. I would be crowned or killed before the day even ended.Adam’s voice cut through the uncomfortable silence. “There’s no entry point here. Not with those guards. If they search you, they’ll find the mark before you can even think of running.”Ezra leaned on his staff, his eyes scanning the wall as if he could see through it. “The patrol patterns are rigid but predictable. They are trained for brute force, not infiltration. If we move under cover of night and with the right

SCARLETT BANGThe sound of the gun being fired resounded in the air. This was it. This was where everything ended. But the hot sting of iron kissing my skin and the terrible pain that followed did not come. My arms trembled as if from shock. I let my eyes flutter closed because the dark felt safer.When I opened them again, the rifle’s barrel hung uselessly, pointed away from me with smoke emanating from the edge. Adam’s shadow loomed at the lip of the wall, crouching low as he had lunged up without a sound. One of his hands clamped around Leo’s wrist. The other held him tight by the neck. “Scarlett!” His voice startled me back to reality. “Climb.”I didn’t need the order twice. My fingers scrabbled for the last handhold. Leo’s voice screamed frantic desperation as he struggled against Adam. “Get off me! You bitch! What are you doing here?! You’re not welcome here. Do you hear me? Stupid—” his words broke into venom and then panic.I gritted my teeth and hauled myself up and