All Chapters of Alpha Zane’s Surrogate: Chapter 1 - Chapter 5

Naya’s POV The moment I walked into the study, I froze. The room looked like a storm had torn through it. Books lay scattered across the floor, papers crumpled and abandoned, a chair knocked on its side. The heavy scent in the air made my stomach churn… stale, sharp, unmistakable. My eyes dropped. Used condoms littered the floor. Not even hidden. Just… discarded. Careless. Shameless. I stared at one near my boot, heat rising behind my eyes. “What an Alpha,” I muttered bitterly. “Morally rotten.” I bent down, pinched it between my fingers, and tossed it into the trash bag. My jaw clenched as I straightened. “Come on, Naya,” I told myself quietly. “It’s none of your business. Just clean and leave.” Besides, that was all I was here for. I moved on autopilot, gathering papers, straightening shelves, restoring order to a space that felt permanently corrupted. When everything was finally in place, I slipped on my gloves, grabbed my spray bottle, and began wiping down

Naya’s POV My palms were slick with sweat by the time I reached the clinic desk. “I… I need to see Doctor Claire,” I said quietly. The nurse barely glanced up at first. “Name please?” “Naya,” I replied. “Naya Rowenfall.” Her head snapped up. Her eyes widened. For a heartbeat, she just stared at me like she was seeing a ghost. “T-the doctor is in her office,” she said quickly, standing halfway from her seat. “She’s… been expecting you.” My stomach dropped. “Expecting me?” I echoed. “Why?” The nurse swallowed. “Doctor Claire will explain better.” That was all she said before returning to her work. No comfort. No reassurance. Just that. I nodded stiffly and turned away, my legs already trembling as I walked down the hallway. Every step felt heavier than the last. The corridor stretched too long, the silence pressing in around me. What was going on? I stopped in front of the door marked “Resident Doctor.” My hand hovered in the air. If I walked in there

Naya’s POVThe night swallowed me whole.My boots scraped softly against the uneven road as I hurried forward, breath coming in short, panicked bursts. Every shadow felt alive. Every sound behind me sent my heart slamming against my ribs.I didn’t dare slow down.I occasionally looked over my shoulder.But nothing.Just trees, an empty road and silence.Relief barely had time to bloom before I slammed into something solid.“Oouch…!”I stumbled back, palms colliding with a broad chest.Not a wall.A man.No… three of them.I froze.They were huge, towering like living shadows, red eyes glowing unnaturally in the dark. One of them grinned slowly, his gaze dragging over me.“Well… well,” he drawled. “Look what wandered into our path.”My heart plummeted.I stepped back.Another man moved instantly, circling behind me, cutting off my escape. I felt the heat of his body, the trap closing.“Easy, beauty,” the third said softly, stepping too close. He leaned in, inhaled. “Interesting… your s