All Chapters of The Alpha’s Girl: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The soft click of the moon-shaped on my wrist sent a strange warmth curling up my arm.Then, everything outside seemed to shift.My heart skipped a beat.A blur of motion streaked across the lawn impossibly fast. My eyes widened, and my pulse raced.Byrain.Before I could even think, he appeared on the balcony. For a moment, I barely believed my eyes. He wasn’t completely human not fully, anyway but his presence was sharper, more alert, stronger. Yet when his gaze landed on me, the intensity softened, replaced with something gentle.“Byrain?!” I whispered, my voice trembling.He didn’t answer right away. Instead, he walked toward me with incredible speed and grace, his form still mostly human but threaded with something wild, something primal. In a heartbeat, he scooped me up into his arms.“Are you okay?” His voice was low, urgent, and steady. I could feel it vibrating against my chest.“I… I accidentally tapped the moon charm. I didn’t mean to c

Byrain grabbed my hand, and before I even realized what was happening, the world blurred around us.The cold night air rushed past, sharp against my skin. I clung to him, my heart pounding so fast I could almost hear it. Then just like that we were back in my compound. He landed so softly it almost felt unreal.We walked quietly toward my balcony. Neither of us said a word. The only sound was our breathing, and our footsteps. I was so calm around him, even though my body was still humming from everything that had just happened tonight.Fucking me happens to be my favorite birthday gift.When we reached the balcony, he turned to face me. His hands came up gently, cupping my cheeks, his eyes searching mine like he could read my thoughts in my head.“Goodnight, Lily,” he said softly, his voice low and warm. Then he leaned in and pressed a gentle kiss to my lips. “See you at school tomorrow. It’s late… try to get some sleep.”“Goodnight, Byrain,” I whispered, my

BYRAIN POV:I heard the sound of a wolf…no, this was more than just a wolf.My heartbeat quickened as realization hit me.“This is Lucas,” I muttered under my breath.Without wasting another second, I rushed out of my room. The air outside was thick with tension, the kind that made your instincts scream before your mind even caught up. As soon as I stepped out, I saw my father surrounded by a few of the elders in the pack, their faces grave.“Lucas is here,” my father said, his voice low and steady as he moved toward the main gate. “Prepare everyone and call the Moon Seer.”“Okay, Dad,” I replied quickly. But before I could even take another step, the Moon Seer appeared on her own, her black robes fluttering as if the wind itself carried her.Her eyes turned completely white the moment she arrived. Everyone fell silent, watching as she lifted her hands slightly, whispering words none of us could understand. The air shimmered around her, and then she

~BYRAIN’S ~Nobody slept that night. The whole pack house felt heavy, filled with worry and the faint smell of burnt herbs from the healer’s room. Cries echoed from different corners as families mourned the loss of their loved ones. Time dragged until, before we knew it, morning came. The first light slipped through the curtains, soft but cold, reminding us that the night and everything it took from us was finally over.My dad was awake now, though he lay weakly on the bed, his face pale and lined with pain. Seeing him like that made something twist painfully inside me.“Dad… are you okay?” I asked softly, sitting beside him.He gave a faint smile. “I’m fine, Byrain,” he said in a weak but steady voice.I swallowed hard, guilt pressing against my chest. “I’m so sorry, Dad. I couldn’t save you… I should’ve been faster.”He reached out, his rough hand resting on mine. “You did your best, son. Nobody expected what happened last night.”

“We need to go before we get caught, Byrain,” I whispered as I kissed him on the lips once more.“Okay, baby. You can go first if you want to,” he murmured, his voice low and calm, as if we hadn’t just risked everything.I quickly straightened my clothes, heart pounding so loud I was sure he could hear it.My hands trembled slightly as I reached for the doorknob, taking a slow breath before gently opening the door and peeping through the small space.The hallway was quiet. No footsteps. No voices.Relief washed over me.I turned back toward him and whispered, “It’s clear. Come on, hurry up before someone comes.”But Byrain didn’t seem the least bit worried. He simply gave me that lazy, confident smile the one that made my heart skip and walked out beside me like nothing had happened.It was insane how calm he looked, as if he believed even if we were caught, it wouldn’t matter. What a badass.I, on the other hand, couldn’t stop glancing