Todos los capítulos de Alpha's Power Bottom: Capítulo 101 - Capítulo 110

I moved, and they followed. Kael fell into step beside me with his hands shoved into his pockets. Sarafina walked on my other side.We cut across the open stretch behind the main house, then slipped into the narrower path that led deeper into the territory. Ahead, the massive tree came into view. It was the spot where the younger wolves gathered for whatever reason.We stepped under its shade, and I slowed.Kael dropped down onto one of the roots with a grunt, stretching his legs out in front of him. Sarafina leaned back against the trunk, arms loosely crossed, while I stayed standing for a second, then finally sat.“You look like crap,” Kael said bluntly.I shot him a look. “Happy birthday to me, right?”He shrugged. “I already said that part.”Sarafina tilted her head slightly, studying me.“He’s right though,” she said, softer. “You don’t look okay.”“I’m fine,” I said automatically.Both of them stared at me unimpressed.Kael snorted. “Yeah. And I’m the Alpha.”I huffed quietly. “

Lucas stood with his arms crossed, and his gaze lifted the moment I approached. There was a brief pause, then—“Happy birthday.”I nodded once. “Thanks.”He didn’t smile but just watched me for a second longer before pushing off the gate slightly.“Alright,” he said. “Go straight to the point.”Kael snorted immediately.Lucas didn’t even look at him.“I know you didn’t come all the way out here to enjoy the scenery,” he continued. “So say what you want.”That did it as Kael and Sarafina both broke into laughter.I groaned, dragging a hand over my face. “Can you two not—”That only made it worse.Kael bent slightly, clutching his stomach. “He said go straight to the point—”“I am at the point,” Lucas said dryly.Sarafina tried to stifle hers, covering her mouth, but it came out anyway in short bursts.“Guys,” I said, sharper this time. “Stop.”They didn’t even though they tried, but they couldn’t.Lucas exhaled slowly, already turning away. “You know what—”“No, wait—!” Kael straighten

I returned home as quickly as I could, as all that mattered was getting through this next phase so I could leave, and so I could get back to him.I stepped into my room and shut the door behind me, leaning back against it for a second as I exhaled slowly.“Just get through it,” I muttered.That was the plan, nothing more and nothing less.I moved on autopilot after that.I went to my bed and sat. After a few seconds of doing just that, I stood. Then I paced as time stretched, and every minute that passed was another minute Derek was still out there, and I hated it.I sat on the edge of my bed, elbows on my knees, staring at the floor when a knock at the door broke the silence.“Ethan.”My mother.I stood immediately and crossed the room, opening the door.She stood there, already dressed.“The elders are waiting,” she said softly. “It’s time.”Finally.I nodded. “Okay.”She smiled faintly, stepping back so I could walk out.I didn’t hesitate as the sooner this was done, the sooner I c

The moment we crossed the gate, we ran with no hesitation. We didn't even look back, even when the forest swallowed us whole as we pushed forward, feet barely making a sound against the ground. Branches snapped softly under pressure, leaves brushed past us, wind rushing against my skin as I led the way.Kael and Sarafina kept up closer than I expected, matching my pace step for step.Good because that meant I didn’t have to slow down.“Still got time?” Kael called quietly from behind.“Yeah,” I replied, not turning. “Just keep moving.”We didn’t stop, and we didn’t break our formation. Everything in me was locked on one thing, and that was the cabin. The deeper we went, the more familiar the path became, and the trees grew denser. Then I saw the clearing... the remains of what used to be the cabin.I slowed immediately, raising a hand slightly, and they stopped behind me. We stayed at the edge of the trees as we hid and watched.My eyes scanned every inch for movement or even voices,

“You still got it?” Kael called from behind me, slightly breathless now.“Yeah,” I said. “It’s getting stronger.”The only thing pushing me forward was Derek’s scent mixed with blood.Then a sound cut through the rhythm of our movement. It was a low-engined vehicle approaching. I slowed immediately, raising my hand and they stopped.We all turned toward the road just ahead and a small old worn truck rolled into view. It slowed as it passed us, then stopped completely.“…Great,” I muttered.The door creaked open and an elderly woman stepped out. Gray hair tied back neatly, her posture slightly bent but steady. Her eyes moved over us quickly in a concerned way.She started walking toward us.“Well now,” she said, voice warm but firm. “What are you three doing out here?”We didn’t move, and we didn’t answer immediately because this was a problem as time was already slipping and this was wasting more of it.“Are you alright?” she asked, stepping closer. “You look like you’ve been running