All Chapters of Alpha's Tension: Chapter 61 - Chapter 67

Daliah"Just let me know if you need anything, alright?" The man in the pilot seat of the very small two-seater airplane shouts as the propellers start to spin noisily. I give him a quick nod as I pull the headphones he gave me over my ears. As soon as I had landed in Alaska, I was informed that the pack territory was on the north side of the state, and I had to catch a connection flight through a bush pilot.Holding my breath as the pilot starts to lift off the ground is involuntary, and I don't release the air from my lungs until we are leveled out above the sharp mountains around us. The thought of simply opening the door and jumping down to them crosses my mind, and I give my head a shake to lose the thought. "Beautiful, isn't it? First time in Alaska?" The pilot's voice rings through the headphones covering my ears, and I look at him with a tilted expression. He gives me a friendly smile, and I study the small dimple in his cheek as his teeth flash at me. "Yes," I say, surprise

DaliahThe ruins of the Alaskan pack weren't completely burnt as I had assumed they would be. Shrubs and trees grow from the center of the large pack house, and the stone that is left is scorched badly with black ash. Yet, somehow, there are still a few untouched rooms within it. One, of course, was the dungeons. I didn't find much here, only a few shackles on the wall, old cans, and a torn-apart mattress that looks as though an animal has been burrowed into it for years. A ground-floor bedroom was well intact, leaving behind blackened drawers filled with letters and pictures. After collecting them, I found one last room in the building. The books were completely destroyed, pages burnt to the point where the words are unreadable, and the leather-bound titles melted into unrecognisable words. One book, however, I found hidden away in a cubby within a desk. Untouched by the fire that turned the rest to ash, I run my fingertips across the words on the cover. "The Great Demise: The Fal

Ben I check the time on my watch for the thousandth time since we arrived at the airport. Leaning against the black SUV I drove here with Kyle in, I let out a grumble as I finally see the slow rolling jet driving down the runway towards us. "Right on time," Kyle says, reminding me that we had gotten here nearly an hour early, because I didn't want to miss her coming back. She sounded terrified and utterly pissed off on the phone, and I want nothing more than to take her home with me.The stairs to the jet are released slowly, and I pilot steps down them carefully. Instead of waiting at the end of it like usual, he walks all the way to Kyle and me with his face contorted in concern."Sir," he says sternly in greeting. He is not a wolf, but I have been using him as my personal pilot for years now. I was just lucky as fuck he happened to be working another job in Northern Canada when I called him. "What is it?" I ask, already following him back towards the jet. "It's the girls. They'