Alle Kapitel von The Alpha’s Forbidden Obsession : Kapitel 61 – Kapitel 70

Lucian"The Humanity First movement has gained significant traction."I stood in the war room with Edward and Tricia, reviewing intelligence reports. The anti-supernatural group that had started in Boston was spreading. Chapters in twelve cities now. Membership in the thousands."What are they advocating for?" I asked."Expulsion of all supernaturals from human society. Revocation of the treaty. Complete segregation of species.""So basically, apartheid.""Exactly. And they're gaining political support. Three senators have endorsed their platform. Local officials are joining in multiple states.""This is backlash against Hailey's integration programs.""Partly. But it's also tapping into existing fear. We have to admit that coexistence has been rocky. The Vincent incident. Ongoing hate crimes. People on both sides attacking each other. Some humans genuinely believe separation is safer.""Separate but equal never works. History proves that.""History also proves that fear is powerful.

"This changes everything."I watched the social media reactions flood in. The documentary had struck a chord. People were talking. Crying. Reconsidering their positions."Look at this," Petra showed me her phone. "A Humanity First member posted that he's leaving the movement. Says watching Hope play made him realize supernaturals are just people. Parents. Children. Families.""One person out of thousands.""One person is a start. Look at the trending hashtags. HopeForAll. IntegrationWorks. BothWorlds. The conversation is shifting."She was right. The documentary had done what months of activism couldn't. Made the issue personal. Real. Impossible to ignore.But not everyone was convinced."Propaganda!" one prominent critic tweeted. "Designed to manipulate emotions and obscure the real dangers of supernatural integration.""Using a child as a political tool is despicable," another wrote. "This family should be ashamed."The negative voices were loud. But they were drowned out by somethi

"There's been an incident at the integration school in Portland."Edward's voice was tight as he delivered the news. I'd just finished breakfast with Hope when he arrived, his expression grave enough to make my stomach drop."What kind of incident?""A bomb threat. They evacuated the building. Bomb squad is sweeping it now. No explosion yet, but the threat was specific. Detailed. Mentioned the supernatural students by name."My blood ran cold. "How many children?""Seventy-three total. Twenty-eight supernatural. Ages five to twelve."Hope tugged on my sleeve. "Mama? What wrong?""Nothing, baby. Go play with Aunt Lucy. Mama needs to work."After she left, I turned back to Edward. "Who's claiming responsibility?""No one yet. But the language in the threat matches other Humanity First rhetoric. They're probably the prime suspects.""I thought they'd disbanded after the documentary.""The main organization did. But splinter groups formed. More radical. More violent. They see the integrat

Lucian's POV"She's breaking."I stood in the study with Edward, watching Hailey through the window. She sat alone in the garden, staring at nothing. She'd been like that for hours. Barely moving. Barely breathing."The Texas attack devastated her," Edward said. "She's questioning everything.""She should. We all should. Two children died on our watch. On her watch. That's not something you just move past.""But she's taking it too personally. Making it all her responsibility. She didn't kill those children. A terrorist did.""She created the environment where they were vulnerable. That's what leadership means. Taking responsibility for outcomes, even unintended ones.""So what do we do? Watch her spiral? Let her give up on everything she's built?""We support her. Give her space to process. And we pick up the slack while she recovers.""What if she doesn't recover? What if this breaks her permanently?"That was my fear too. Hailey was strong. Resilient. She'd survived impossible situ

"This is wrong."Alpha Karen stood in the council chamber, her arms crossed, her expression furious. We'd gathered every major Alpha, every pack leader, to discuss the threat of internal betrayal."What's wrong about it?" Alpha Vincent's brother, Derek, demanded. He'd taken over the Northern Ridge Pack after Vincent's death. "Someone in our community helped those terrorists. We need to find them.""And how do you propose we do that? Interrogate every pack member? Demand loyalty oaths? This is a witch hunt.""Call it what you want. But if someone among us helped kill those children, they need to face consequences.""I agree," I said, trying to mediate. "But Karen's right that we need to be careful. False accusations can destroy innocent people. We need solid evidence, not suspicion.""The FBI has evidence," Agent Chen spoke up. She'd been invited to present their findings. "The video was uploaded from an IP address that traces back to a coffee shop in Seattle. Security footage shows a