All Chapters of The Alpha Of My Heart: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Asher I wake up with a smile plastered on my face, the sunlight pouring through the window, warming my skin. It’s not something I usually feel, but today is different. I don’t know why, but something about the morning feels... offbeat like a new chapter is waiting to unfold.The dream I had lingers in my mind. Alethea. The way we moved together, lost in the heat of the moment. The sensation was so real, almost too real like I could feel every shift, every breath, the way she fit perfectly against me. It’s strange, the burning desire, how everything about it felt... right. I wake up with a wet pant, the remnants of the dream still clouding my thoughts. It’s not the first time, and oddly, I kind of like it. It’s the only way I’ve felt connected to her lately—since there’s been no lead, no trace of where she’s gone.I can’t help but wonder if Selena did something. I can’t place it, but something feels... altered.My thoughts abruptly snap when Maya enters the room, her presence imme

Alethea "Do you have any idea why I left Bloodmoon Pack and ended up in Redwood?" The words spill out of me, one after the other. "Why did you take me in? Why do you care for me like I'm your child? Is there something you're hiding? Something you're not telling me?" I ask all at once with frustration.The truth is, I’m grateful for everything Selena has done for me. It baffles me, and I can't stop wondering. Three years have passed, and I still can’t remember a damn thing. I’ve gone through heat cycles multiple times, and each time, she’s helped with the herbs to ease the pain. But why can't she help me with the one that can help regain my memory?The thought of it drives me wild. Sometimes, I just want to let go and live one day at a time without the constant unanswered questions.But meeting Xavier again—it feels like it's going to force me to remember everything, so I’m not so gullible."Someone brought you to my doorstep. You were passed out, so it was my duty as a doctor to c

Alethea My breath catches in my throat as my eyes widen in shock. I don't know how to feel, should I be happy that the woman who’s cared for me all these years is my mother? Or should I be angry that she’s kept this secret the entire time? How am I supposed to reconcile this? I turn to her, with a trembling voice. “You’re joking, right? You said you didn’t know anything about me.” I shake my head in confusion Selena looks like she wants to say something, but then she closes her mouth again. I take a step closer, my heart pounding. “You had three years to tell me, Selena. ‘Three years.’ Why didn’t you? Why now?” She became teary but I didn't care. I need answers. “Do you have any idea what it’s been like not knowing who I am? The nights I’ve stayed awake wondering why my parents didn’t want me. And now, you’re telling me you’re my mother?” She wipes at her tears, her voice soft but firm. “I didn’t tell you because I was trying to protect you, Ally. From the moment you were

Alethea I know I said I never wanted to see Asher again, not even in my dreams, but as I look into the eyes of my son, I realize something I can’t escape—a mini Asher is staring right back at me. "Mummy," his small voice calls out, soft and filled with concern. I stretch my arms, pulling him into my embrace. The moment his tiny body nestles against mine, the ache in my chest eases just a little. "Mummy, you’re crying," he says, his words more of a statement than a question, but I can see the worry in his innocent eyes. I force a smile, brushing a stray tear from my cheek. "I’m fine now that I’ve seen your handsome face." I'm being sincere, despite everything, this boy has me wrapped around his little finger. "That’s so cheesy," he says with a mischievous grin, pinching my cheek. "You’re growing up so fast," stroking his soft hair. "You even know how to call your mum cheesy now?" He giggles, and I kiss his forehead. For a moment, all the pain fades away. Right now, it’s

Alethea The past couple of weeks have been a whirlwind. Each day, I try my best to heal from all the pain I’ve been carrying for so long. There have been moments where I wonder if I went too far, asking Selena those hard questions right in front of Xavier, but then I realize that the truth had to come out. Strangely, I’m grateful that everything is out in the open now.Xavier has disappeared from the office. I don’t see him around anymore, and sometimes, I catch myself wondering if I’ve made a bigger mess of things. But deep down, I know it was necessary. The truth can be messy, but it also brings clarity, and in that clarity, I find peace.Now, I’ve focused on what truly matters to me, my mother, Declan, and my career. It still feels strange to call Selena “mother.” I know it will take time, but she’s been patient. She promised not to rush me, and for that, I’m grateful. I can only take it one day at a time.There’s also something big brewing in my career. I can feel it already,