Todos los capítulos de Marked By The Alphas: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 10

. The PortalLORELAIDerik’s mouth took mine, his breaths heavy with mine as I fucked him, slamming my hips down on his. The cushions on the bottom of the tent were everywhere; the fur blankets crumpled to the side as I took what I needed.A moment of peace in the chaos, so I could focus for the day. Without the touch of my alphas, I was a mess, and I couldn’t afford to be. Not when I was hunting.Derik gripped my loose braid in his hand, his kisses moving down my neck as he met my hips on each thrust. Pleasure kept me warm, a fire melting away the stress that I knew was waiting to eat at me, but I had to be stronger than it was.It had been four days, and we still hadn’t caught up to Adrenna. We were on her trail—keeping her running, keeping her from making it to Silas without us intercepting—but it was killing me inside.My soul was screaming for Zale; it was only soothed by the few moments I allowed myself in my alphas’ arms, and when Enzi was with me. She had been unsettled, cryin

So Adrenna really was nice once. Just a witch who fell in love outside of the box she had been put in. It was a horrible fate to have for such a crime, but I couldn’t change it, and I only wanted the beast out so I could track it and get my son back.“How do we get the beast out, Tabitha?” I asked, cutting to the chase.“It will take a lot. This shadow world—it did break when Adrenna got out, but the beast… The beast is stuck in it. She trapped it in some caves when Fractum was uttered, and the mountain came down on it,” she said and sighed again. I felt the hesitation in her words.“What does that mean for a rescue mission?”“It means that the caves are unstable, and going in there could be dangerous.”“I’ll use my magic. I have enough of it to clear the way.”“No child, there is no magic in this world.”Oh. That was inconvenient.“Wait, no magic at all? No werewolf, no winter born?” Brax frowned, and Tabby shook her head.“No werewolf magic, no witch magic at all, except in the beas

I strained out my chest, trying not to take a breath, but it was taking everything in me.“Brax,” I urged in the link. “Get her out of there,” Derik snapped down the link, but Brax was still searching. “It’s here; it has to be,” he said back as I gripped the cliff. Black spots started appearing in my vision, and I grabbed Brax. He cursed down the link a second before something gripped my ankle. My air whooshed out in a tornado of bubbles, a scream escaping when whatever had grabbed me tugged me down.Panic filled my aching chest, and I reached for Brax. He grabbed my hands, trying to pull me back, fighting whatever had me, his biceps straining as his own face looked like air would be really good right about now.“Get out of there!” Kai roared down the link. “Don’t let her go!” Derik screamed at Brax. I tried to kick whatever had me off, but it held my ankle tighter. It didn’t matter anymore; I had no more breath in me. Darkness edged my vision, Brax’s desperate face and

I reached down deep inside myself, past the wall of flame, past the pain and the emotions, to my shadows that were crying, screaming, burning.I hauled them up, whispered back to them, told them we had to fight back, told them we were doing this, and gave them every ounce of my will. If magic worked on will, then surely they did too? It was a theory, but it was all I had.My brother’s will turned his dark; my will had turned mine the opposite way. We had defeated the dark shadows before; we had consumed them. We could do that again. They perked up at that and started filling my body again.I smirked at the black form floating in the water in front of me, holding me against the fiery lake doomstick. The asshole was going to get munched if that’s how they were going to play it. I reached out and grabbed it.I wasn’t sure what to do with it once I had it, though. Luckily, my shadows did. As soon as my hand touched the shadow, my shadows covered it, suffocating it, forcing it into me.I c

“Stay here,” I said to my alphas, who obeyed—reluctantly. Kai cursed in my head, promising vengeance on the beast if he breathed wrong in our direction. I smiled at him, kissing his muzzle before heading over to the beast. It huffed at me.“I’m not going to hurt you. I told you that, remember?” I said, and it huffed again, considering me. I stepped forward again.“I want Adrenna, just like you. Can you sense her?” I asked it, my shadows still searching.The beast looked over its shoulder before shifting in the snow, shaking off the falling flakes, and circling the trees again. It went around three of them before coming back to me with a grunt.“I can’t sense her there. Look, can you see what I’m holding?” I asked, leaning in a bit so it could glance at Enzi. Kai inched forward, but the beast didn’t attack; it whined. I met its eyes, swallowing at the pain I heard in his voice.“This is Enzi; she has a brother. A twin. Adrenna stole him, and I just need him back. You can have Adrenna,