Semua Bab Captured by the Alpha's Love: Bab 11 - Bab 20

Zane’s POVI stepped out of Alpha Gregory's study, the door clicking softly behind me. My mind was a storm of questions, none of them making sense. "How do I find her?" I asked myself, the words feeling foreign as they left my lips.Follow your nose.My wolf’s voice echoed in my head, steady and sure. I tried to pick up her scent, something... anything. I moved through the house, starting from the main floor. Nothing. The second floor, still nothing. Was I imagining it? Was this all some crazy illusion?I was an Alpha, for crying out loud. My senses should have been sharp, stronger than any regular werewolf. Yet here I was, lost in the silence of the house, unable to track her down. Something didn’t feel right. Was she even real? Maybe I had imagined her.Without a clue, I sank onto the bed, the weight of my thoughts pressing down on me. Lydia had promised she would investigate which Omega had been on towel duty, but unti

Zane’s POVI linked with Tyler’s mind, confirming their position. Tyler and Vivian were on the sidelines, their eyes following the warriors as they struggled with heavy logs, lifting them high over their heads before sprinting through a grueling obstacle course.If anyone dropped the log or tripped, they had to do pushups—more punishment than training, really.I scanned the area, wondering where Tristan had gone. It didn’t take long to spot him, standing with the warriors, blending in like he belonged there.“That was fast,” Tyler’s voice cut through my thoughts as I joined them.“Shut up,” I growled, irritation bubbling. “What's the situation here?”Tyler waved a hand toward the warriors. “A couple of generals overseeing the training. They’ll finish in ten minutes, then we can meet with them before the next round starts.”I nodded, sa

Zane’s POVIt was just past two in the morning when sleep finally slipped through my fingers.I turned over in my bed, eyes staring blankly at the ceiling. The moonlight filtered through the thin curtains, casting eerie shadows that twisted in the silence. My thoughts were a mess, and I couldn’t ignore the restlessness gnawing at me.I needed to move.Without thinking, I threw off the covers and slid out of bed, bare feet pressing against the cool floor. The house was quiet, still, as if everyone had long since fallen into their own world of sleep. The sounds of the night outside beckoned me — the wind rustling through the trees, the faint chirping of crickets. It would be good to get a run in, clear my mind.I almost shifted, but the thought of being seen as a threat by this pack was enough to keep me grounded. I couldn’t risk it. Not yet. Not until I figured out what Alpha Gregory was really up to.So, I walked.

Zane’s POV"Are you thinking about rejecting her?" My wolf's voice cuts through the fog of my thoughts, urgent and sharp.I lean back against the cold stone of the wall, eyes closed, feeling the weight of the decision pressing down on me. "I need to protect her.""Then keep her close. Don’t push her away," my wolf responds, his tone firm, like an order I can’t ignore.The thoughts that have been swirling around in my mind for days now twist tighter. We’ve discussed this. Keeping Mabel safe, but I can’t see a way out.Without her wolf, Mabel doesn't feel the bond. It's like she’s blind to it, untouched by the pull between us. She doesn’t even know how dangerous this situation is. All she knows is that I'm a stranger in her life—a complicated mess of a man she's been pushed toward for reasons she doesn’t fully understand."She’ll be attracted to you, Zane," my wolf says, a low growl a

Zane’s POVI linked with Tyler’s mind, confirming their position. Tyler and Vivian were on the sidelines, their eyes following the warriors as they struggled with heavy logs, lifting them high over their heads before sprinting through a grueling obstacle course.If anyone dropped the log or tripped, they had to do pushups—more punishment than training, really.I scanned the area, wondering where Tristan had gone. It didn’t take long to spot him, standing with the warriors, blending in like he belonged there.“That was fast,” Tyler’s voice cut through my thoughts as I joined them.“Shut up,” I growled, irritation bubbling. “What's the situation here?”Tyler waved a hand toward the warriors. “A couple of generals overseeing the training. They’ll finish in ten minutes, then we can meet with them before the next round starts.”I nodded, sa