All Chapters of ALPHA AWAKENED: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Kade[driver] `Alpha kade we are pulling up to the Black water pack now``thank you for telling me max` `My pleasure sir` `kade why are why here` wyatt asked with furrowed brows.`we`re here because alpha marcus wanted to discuss alliances and to talk about the on going rouge attacks around the packs` I say.`Do you actually think those are his intentions` westin throughs in the thought.`Those were my thoughts excaulty the blackwater pack as never asked for help before` i say.`so we find out` wyatt adds.`he politically obligated i hear him out` i say.Somthing about this place stinks i dont know what yet but im about to find out, As i walk to the doors my beta and gamma are not far behind me. The door swings open and a short blonde opens the door i ahve never seen a she wolf that short all the women in my pack are 5`9 or better she was 5`7 maybe slim figure no title easily an omega somthing about her and this pack just doesnt feel right i can tell, She doesnt get a wor

KadeI cant sleep sammy is agitated i cant get her out of my mind i just wanna go to her and be with her shes barely got a few words out before we were inturrupted but god is her voice so beautiful f*ck this `KNOCK` KNOCK wyatt opens the door just in his shorts `whats going on he says are you okay man` wyatt says `yeah im fine are you up to go walk around` i say `yeah sure whatever you need man` `are you looking for her``for who` i say `for her im not stupid man i saw and so did westin is she the one``yes but she doesnt know yet` i say `shes not eighteen yet``no` i say `wounderful` `i know` i say `you must be going mad` `almost` sera`s room `her smell leads here` i say`are you sure this looks like it wolud some kind of closet maybe coat room``yes im sure` i say.i open the door and what i seen makes me see RED shes sleeping in a closet on the floor with a hosptial sheet as a blanket `you`ve got to be F*CKING KIDDING ME``you need to calm down i can feel your a

Kade Before I can even get a word out, he’s already lunging toward whatever benefits him most. That’s the thing about Alpha Kade—he doesn’t listen, he calculates. He doesn’t hear, he hunts. But that’s fine. Let him chase the scent of profit. It keeps his eyes off her long enough for me to keep mine on the real goal.Get her out of here.Get her away from this cold, rotting packhouse and the man who treats her like a stain on his boots. Get her home—really home—where Sammy and I can make sure she’s actually safe. Warm. Fed. Treated like a person again. My mother and father will absolutely adore her; I already know it. And Rosalie? She’ll be over the moon. She’s been praying for someone gentle to bring into the family. Someone she can love. Someone she can protect. She’ll lose her mind when she finds out who I’m bringing back.Focus.Stay sharp.The offer comes first.“So, Alpha Kade,” I begin, folding my hands as if I’m calm, “let’s talk alliances. I want your pack’s protect

Kade&SeraThe sun had barely crested the horizon when Sera took her last look at Blackwater territory. Morning mist curled low over the dark pines, softening the edges of the place that had shaped her life in chains. The cold air stung her lungs, but she welcomed it. It felt like a cleansing—like the world was helping her scrub away the remnants of a place she never wanted to return to.Kade waited beside his horse, quiet and patient. Beta Wyatt and Gamma Westin mounted up nearby, talking in low voices as they secured their gear. Lyra, a tall, sharp-eyed warrior with braided hair and a surprisingly warm smile, offered Sera a small nod of encouragement.“Ready?” Kade asked gently.Sera nodded, though her hands trembled as he lifted her onto the horse in front of him. She wasn’t ready—not for this change, not for this strange kindness—but she wanted to try.The ride out of Blackwater was silent. No one rushed her, no one barked orders or glared with suspicion. The Ironridge wolves rode

Sera Several days into the journey, the forest had grown familiar—steady rhythms of hooves, quiet conversations, the scent of pine drifting with every breeze. But what had grown most familiar to Kade was her. The way Sera lingered near the edges of the group, watching everything with cautious eyes. The way she startled at sudden noises but relaxed when he came near. The way his wolf reacted to her—soft, protective, reverent.That night, campfire light flickered warm gold across her hair, making the red strands glow like embers. She sat with her knees drawn close, staring into the flames with a distant expression. Kade approached slowly, giving her time to notice him.“May I?” he asked.She blinked up at him, then nodded. He settled beside her, close enough to share the warmth but not enough to crowd her. For a moment they simply listened to the crackling fire and the soft murmur of the others settling down for the night.“Sera,” he said eventually, gentle as a leaf brushed by wind, “