The Alpha’s Debt のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 41 - チャプター 50

Sage screamed and ran toward him.Grey jumped from the balcony, he shifted mid-air and landed beside Kade’s fallen form.Sage got there first. She stood over Kade’s body. Her white wolf snarling at Grey’s brown one.They circled. Grey was bigger, older, more experienced but Sage was protecting her mate, her unborn child’s father.Grey lunged, Sage dodged. She countered with claws across his face.He roared and came at her harder. Got his jaws around her leg and bit down.She howled, pain shooting through her but she didn’t back down.She used her free claws to rake his eyes. He released her and stumbled back.Sage pressed the advantage, went for his throat.Grey shifted to human. Grabbed her in her wolf form. His hands around her throat. Squeezing.She couldn’t breathe. Couldn’t shift without giving him more control.“I can smell the pup,” Grey said. His voice was cold. “Half-blood breeding more half-bloods. Disgusting.”He squeezed harder.Sage’s vision started going dark.Then Grey

They had twelve hours to pack before the convoy left for Montana.Sage stood in the penthouse looking at everything they’d built. Furniture, photos, a life, all of it being abandoned.She grabbed a duffel bag and started throwing in clothes, medical supplies, basically things she couldn’t replace.Kade was in his office destroying documents. Anything that could connect the pack to supernatural activity. Bank records, pack registries, communications with other Alphas.“The clinic,” Sage said. “We can’t just leave it.”“Jenny will run it. She is human, Sarah can’t touch her.” Kade fed another stack of papers into the shredder. “I have transferred funds to an account in her name. Enough to keep it operating for years.”“What about the asylum wolves?”“They are coming with us, all of them.” He stopped shredding and looked at her. “Everyone who wants sanctuary gets it. No one gets left behind.”By dawn they had twenty vehicles packed. One hundred wolves ready to leave. Some were crying, th

The first week in Montana was hell.Everyone was assigned jobs. Kade worked construction building new cabins. Sage ran the medical clinic treating injuries and illness. Cole managed security rotations. Beth helped in the kitchens.They were prisoners pretending to be guests.Alpha Marcus ran the sanctuary like a military camp. Rules for everything. Wake at dawn. Training from six to eight. Work assignments until five. Dinner. Lights out at ten.No phones. No internet. No contact with the outside world.Sage felt suffocated.She was treating a wolf with a broken arm when Dana came in. “We need to talk. Privately.”Sage finished the cast and followed Dana outside. They walked to the edge of the compound where guards couldn’t hear.“What’s wrong?” Sage asked.“Everything. This place is wrong.” Dana looked around nervously. “Wolves are disappearing. Three in the past week. Marcus says they broke rules and got sent away. But I don’t believe him.”“Sent where?”“Nobody knows. They just vani

Sage’s white wolf launched at Marcus before anyone could react.She hit him hard. They went down in a tangle of fur and teeth. She got her jaws around his shoulder and bit down until she tasted blood.His wolves moved in. Fifty of them surrounding her.She didn’t care. Kade was chained behind her dying and she’d tear through all of them to save him.Marcus threw her off. She hit the cave wall. Stunned.He shifted to human. Grabbed the silver knife. “Bad decision.”She shifted back. Gasping for air. “Let him go.”“No. I think I’ll kill you both. Right here. Right now.” Marcus walked toward her. “But you first. Make him watch.”He raised the knife.Then the cave entrance exploded.Not literally. But it felt like it. Wolves poured in. Fifty of them were wearing council colors.Victoria at the front. “Stand down, Marcus!”“You tracked me.” Marcus spat. “Of course you did.”“Sage warned me about your attack. About everything.” Victoria’s voice was cold. “You’re under arrest for treason aga

Sage woke in the medical building for what felt like the hundredth time in her life.Margaret was beside her. Kade on the other side. Both looking exhausted.“The baby?” Sage asked. Her voice was hoarse.“Still there. Heartbeat strong.” Margaret showed her the ultrasound screen. “But you’re on strict bed rest. Any more stress and you will miscarry.”“I can’t be on bed rest. The war—”“The war will happen with or without you running around making it worse.” Margaret’s voice was firm. “You’re pregnant. High risk. You don’t get to be Alpha right now. You get to be a mother protecting her child.”“But the pack needs—”“The pack needs their Alpha alive and sane. Not dead from stress.” Kade grabbed her hand. “Cole can lead temporarily. You focus on staying pregnant.”Sage wanted to argue. But the cramping pain was still there. A reminder of how close she’d come to losing this baby.“Fine. Bed rest. But I want updates. Every day. On everything.”Cole came by that evening. Brought reports on