All Chapters of Caught In Between Two Alphas: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Norway’s POV“Alpha, we finally found their hiding place."Those words sounded so great in my ears, like declaring me the Alpha of a powerful Pack. We haven't laid our hands on them, but at least, for a start, that was a huge progress.“Where exactly?” I demanded immediately.The guard bowed his head, still trembling from the threat of death I gave earlier on.“They are in an abandoned village, the one beyond the eastern ridge. It wasn't long that Roderick ran off with Kyra, that he collapsed there. He's discovered to be weak, and Kyra is the one taking care of him right now.”Even though it sounded weird that Kyra was the one taking care of him. I still can't help but smile widely at the fact that I will soon get my hands on Kyra again, if I play my cards well.“So, my all powerful brother is currently bleeding to death, while he manipulates her to nurse him back to health? That's completely poetic.”Jessani shifted uncomfortably beside me. I could see jealousy in her eyes, but she t

Kyra’s POV“Kyra…” A voice startled me.My heart hammered, but I made sure to clutch my cloak tighter. Not long, a figure emerged from the shadows, cloaked and hooded.“Who are you?” I demanded the moment the figure approached me. Though my chest burned with unease, I tried to exert much authority through my voice. “This village isn't suitable for living anymore, as it has been abandoned. You shouldn't be here.”I waited for him to raise his head, but he left it bending low.“I’m only here as a messenger sent by the Moon goddess herself. I come with a heavy message, it's a warning...for you, Kyra Redwood.”On hearing that, my breath hitched.“The Moon goddess sent you?” I asked skeptically, not believing anything he said. “There's no way you’re expecting me to believe such a story.”He lifted his head slightly, and I caught sight of his piercing silver eyes, and on a closer look, I noticed it glowed unnaturally in the dark.Within me, my wolf remained restless, stirring uncomfortably

Kyra’s POV“Roderick… why are you suddenly so quiet?” The words slipped out of my mouth so fast before I could stop them.He was sitting at the far end of the hut, his face wore a grave expression. I observed him closely—his movements were strange and calculated. And I could tell he was trying to do something without my knowledge. He bent his head slightly, like he was tired from overworking, avoiding eye contact with me, which struck me as odd.“I'm just tired, Kyra. There's no cause for alarm. The wound’s draining more energy from me than I expected, probably because of the weapon Norway’s warriors used.”I studied him carefully, from the way he folded his arms against his chest to the way his eyes remained fixed, deliberately avoiding mine.“You are tired? I've noticed how you vanished into the night lately. And despite our relationship is not one to write home about, you’ve avoided me, barely talked to me, let alone exerting your usual authority or obsession.” I paused as an unfam

Norway’s POV“You useless mongrel!” My voice vibrated like thunder the moment they dragged the rogue before me to give an account of his assignment.He couldn't even raise his head up because of how woefully he had failed on a simple task.“Do you even understand that this task is the simplest you could ever get?”He flinched in fear, but didn't dare meet my gaze.“Alpha… I tried my best... I waited till the moment she was halfway out of the village before attacking, but…”I slammed my fist heavily on the wall beside me. The sound echoed through the whole chamber.“But what happened?”His voice faded into a whisper, so low that I could barely hear him, I strained my ears to hear him, despite being a werewolf, and that got me more angry.“Roderick came at the moment I was almost about to capture her. He wasn't supposed to be there. He was fast asleep when Kyra sneaked out of the hut, but he appeared the moment I almost got my hands on her.”I let out a bitter, humorless laugh, shaking

Kyra’s POV“Kyra, wake up.”The low, yet annoying sound of his voice harshly jerked me out of the shallow sleep that engulfed me. My eyes fluttered open at once on hearing his voice. His gaze was too sharp, piercing deep into my soul, his look terrifying.“It’s dawn already. And I told you we would be leaving.”I sat up slowly, completely taken aback. I tried to rub off the grit from my eyes, my stomach knotting at his words.“Leaving to where exactly?”He stood there like a statue, his broad frame partially blocking the entrance. The morning light was still pale, yet to brighten the day.“Back to my Pack where we belong. You are no longer safe here, and that's very obvious. I won't risk staying here till another attack, with no warriors. Who knows what would happen next?”I scoffed, considering his attitude as overly dramatic.“Did you just say safe? With you? That's definitely the biggest joke I've ever heard in ages. I would rather stay here and suffer, than choose to be taken back