Revenge With The Enemy Alpha のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 101 - チャプター 110

GINAThe morning after the Women’s meeting, I was in my office reviewing notes from Debbie when a soft knock came at my door.One of the administrative assistants stepped in, looking slightly unsettled.“My Luna… there has been a misunderstanding between the eastern patrol unit and the supply department. A delivery of medical kits meant for training drills was delayed, and two young warriors sustained minor injuries without immediate treatment.”I straightened immediately.“Injuries?” I asked.“Nothing life-threatening,” she clarified quickly. “But the patrol captain claims he sent a request three days ago. Supply says no formal requisition was filed.”Miscommunication.Small.But in a pack structure, small cracks could widen.Before I could respond, my phone buzzed.Keal.Come to my office.No panic in the message. Just direct.I walked there without delay.When I entered, he was standing by the large window behind his desk, council documents spread open. His jaw was set, not angry,

GINAThe house was quiet by the time evening settled over Silvercrest.Daniel had been asleep again for nearly an hour.I had stayed beside him longer than necessary, watching the gentle rise and fall of his small chest as he slept. Even now, I could hardly believe he was here with me again. Every few minutes I found myself reaching out to touch his arm or smooth his hair, as though I feared he might disappear if I looked away too long.Eventually I slipped out of the room, pulling the door almost closed behind me.Layla was in the hallway waiting.“He is sleeping well,” she said softly.I nodded, my voice barely above a whisper. “He must be exhausted.”Layla’s expression softened. “Children carry more weight in their hearts than we realize.”Her words lingered with me long after she went downstairs.I walked into the living room and sat quietly on the sofa, trying to calm the whirlwind of emotions inside my chest. Joy. Relief. Confusion.Daniel had called me mummy again.After everyt

GINA I woke before the sun fully rose.For a few seconds, I lay still, my mind floating somewhere between sleep and waking. The room was quiet, the pale grey of early morning stretching softly through the curtains.Everything felt peaceful.Too peaceful.Then my arm brushed against something warm.I froze.My eyes opened slowly.And then I remembered.Daniel.I turned carefully on the bed, afraid that even the smallest movement might disturb him.He was curled beside me on the Queen size bed, his small body tucked into the middle of the bed, one arm thrown across the pillow as if he had reached out for me during the night.My heart tightened.For a long moment, I simply watched him.The soft rise and fall of his chest. The way his lashes rested against his cheeks. The tiny crease between his brows that he had when he slept deeply.I had watched him sleep like this countless times when he was younger.But this moment felt different.Fragile.Precious.Like something that had almost be

THIRD PERSON Layla turned her attention to the small boy standing in the middle of the room.Daniel was still holding the little wooden wolf toy he had picked from the chest earlier. His small fingers ran along the carved edges as he looked around the room again, as if making sure everything was still real.Layla smiled gently.Children who had been through confusion or sudden change often did that. They checked their surroundings again and again, searching for stability.“Alright, young man,” she said warmly. “Let’s get you ready for the day.”Daniel looked up at her.His dark eyes were thoughtful but cautious.Layla walked toward the bathroom and turned on the tap, adjusting the temperature of the water until it was comfortably warm. Steam slowly began to rise, curling softly into the air.When she looked back, Daniel had not moved.He still stood near the bed.“Come along,” she encouraged gently.He walked toward her slowly, stopping at the bathroom doorway.Layla crouched down so

THIRD PERSON The storm arrived without warning.By late evening the sky had already begun to darken, heavy clouds rolling across the mountains surrounding the Silvercrest territory. The wind picked up first, rattling the tall trees that lined the compound. Then the rain followed; steady at first, then fierce.By nightfall, thunder was shaking the entire house.Layla had just finished putting away a few folded linens in her room when another loud crack of thunder split the air. The sound echoed through the halls like the sky itself had broken open.She paused for a moment, listening.Storms like this were not unusual in the mountains, but they were strong enough to unsettle anyone who wasn’t used to them.Her thoughts drifted immediately to Daniel.The boy had been adjusting well over the past few days, but Layla knew better than to assume his heart had fully settled yet. Children who had gone through confusion and emotional turmoil often carried hidden fears that appeared when they w