All Chapters of Alpha's Tension: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Ben I want her to see everything that I do. I want her to know that the damage done to her didn't ruin her. That she is the strongest person I have ever met, and more than anything, I want her to know that nothing bad will ever happen to her again. I won't let it. But I can't tell her this. I need to show her, to prove to her that I will always be here for her. "I need to run," she says through a sniffle, pulling her chin from my grasp. There is a light chuckle behind her words, and she works vigorously to blink away the tears that keep falling when she stands. I give her a quick nod, feeling the pull of the nearly full moon myself. She remains silent when we walk out of the mansion. I don't bother looking around the area before taking my shirt off, but Daliah's eyes flick nervously around us. Reaching for her hand, I pull her to a stop before we make it to the tree line. "It's just me," I say in a low tone that causes her to breathe in sharply. My hand slides from hers to the he

Ben Thank the moon goddess, whatever was happening stopped when I blocked her back. It was like an invisible attack that only she could feel, but it was just as real. Her blood soaked into the skin of my arms that had been flanking both sides of her body."Dali, I'm sorry," I whisper, trying to pull her gaze away from the puddle of blood behind me. She swats my approaching hand away, taking a step backwards with a shake of her head. "I want to go back," she says quietly, not giving me the chance to reply before she shifts in front of me. I look down at her small, white body with a sigh. I shift when she starts walking, not running. I stay right next to her, and she doesn't argue it. When we get back to the mansion, she showers without me. I don't blame her for needing space, but I hate not being with her. While waiting for her to be finished, I pull out my phone. Dialing Jessie's number, I listen to the several rings pass by. I know it is late, and I am probably sending the wrong me

Daliah "Thanks again, I really appreciate your help!" I shout to the kid with wide glasses who smiles at me with a wave. School had ended about an hour ago, but my grade in Algebra had slipped from an A to a B, and I needed to fix it before my dad found out. I watch the kid who helped me with my homework get into his car before I climb into the only other car in the empty parking lot. "Went well?" Ben asks, his young features sending me a smile with a small dimple on his left cheek. His smile is infectious, and I lean over to give him a kiss. "Fine. Just can't wait for graduation," I tell him, sliding down into his leather seat to buckle the seatbelt. "Yeah. I can't wait to claim you as my mate," he says with a sly smile, pushing the car into gear. I laugh at his enthusiasm. "You don't even know we're mates," I tell him through my laugh, but he only smiles. When he passes the sidewalk where he always drops me off, so I can walk the rest of the way to the house, I shoot him a ne

Daliah"What do you mean? How can blood go missing?" Ben asks, his voice too loud in the empty space of his office. Kyle is sitting across from him at his desk, but I have made myself comfortable on the couch in the corner with his bottle of scotch. Vile taste, but the warm feeling in my stomach is nice. I try to hide the flinch that jolts in my shoulders at his raised voice, but Ben catches it from the corner of his eye. I give him a small smile, and he pinches his brow apologetically before tuning back into whatever Kyle rambles about. "We had two wolves on guard at the office last night. None of them heard or saw anything, but this morning, two packages were missing." Kyle's arms are folded firmly across his chest, but he leans back in his chair comfortably while Ben paces behind his desk. "How the fuck does that happen?" Ben asks, his teeth clenched to keep his tone low. I can see his wolf dancing at the edge of his eyes, and I focus on the color swirling in his iris while I ta

DaliahCarter is the monster who sent the attack on the pack. I couldn't believe it. Even worse than finding out that my best friend has not only betrayed me, but attempted to harm Ben's pack, there he is. Standing right in front of me is the demon who conspired with my father. I want to scream at him, to hurt him worse than he had hurt me. Duncan is standing in front of me, and the others in the dungeon seem to disappear with my tunnel vision on him."Funny, how you thought you could get rid of me so easily," he says, stalking forward. I cross my arms in front of my chest and remain silent. He is not here, not really. Kyle is here, Ben is here, and the dead rogue is here, but Duncan is not. "Your father told the truth to Benjamin, all to get you down here so he could kill you," he whispers, leaning in over my ear. His breath is hot, and I struggle to keep my mind focused on the idea that he is not here. Everything about him is real to me. The heat radiating from his touch when he p