All Chapters of CAUGHT BETWEEN WOLVES : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Chapter TwoJordan’s cold, evil stare rested on me as my mom applied makeup on my face. “She doesn’t need all that makeup. She is pretty as she is,” Dad said, trying to cheer me up, since it was evident to everyone in the room I was not happy about being forced into a wedding with Jordan.“All set,” my mom said, dropping the cosmetics she was holding and helping me out of the room to the passage where the pack dancers had mobilized for this sort of event. They were waiting for me.Our pack’s wedding activities were always simple. The bride and the groom, accompanied by their family members, went to the pack’s witch, who would have them say their vows, and that was it. But for the alpha’s wedding, extra steps were added.Everyone in the pack was assembled and entertained. Then the bride appeared, accompanied by the dancers who danced around the arena before she appeared. Once the bride appeared, she went directly to the podium area where the pack’s witch was already waiting, accompanie

CHAPTER FOURI forced my legs closed, infuriating the leader, and he gave me a sharp blow to my face, forcing blood out of my mouth.“Turn her over,” he said to his men, who were holding me as the others watched and let out excited howls. As one of his men placed his hands on my waist, meaning to turn me over, a giant wolf pounced on him, tearing him up viciously and attacking another one. Before I could blink, the men holding me were all dead, and my saviour—the giant black wolf—stood beside me, panting, ready to take on anyone who dared touch me.“If I were you, I would let the girl go,” a deep, cold voice spoke from behind me. “If you are willing to rape her, I mean, if she is so undignified that you are able to rape her, I guess she is not worth more than your lives.”I turned to see a shirtless, brown-complexioned man standing behind me. His well-defined abs and muscles were very visible despite the fact that the only source of light was the moon and the frequent thunderbolts, an

“Fifteen against fourteen. I guess you’re staying then,” Lady Victoria said, and a wide grin spread across my face. I turned to the Beta—the man whose vote had just saved me. He smiled at me, and his handsome features, which the tension-filled moment had stopped me from noticing, dawned on me. Before I could rush over to say thank you, he had already left. One of the elders who voted against my staying walked up to me. He was the same one who had come to inform me that the Alpha wanted to see me. “I hope my vote does not draw bad blood between both of us,” he said. “No, not at all,” I replied, lying through my teeth. If I could, at that moment, I would have spat on his face and then proceeded to tear him to pieces. “Good. You are a fortunate one. I don’t know if it is fate or if the Beta is drawn to you, but he never uses his vote in these meetings. He has only voted once—to save his sister from being removed as one of the healers. And for that, you should consider yourself incredi

The next day, I found myself walking alongside Gregory toward the Warriors’ Guild, my heart beating so hard I thought he could hear it.“So normally, before you are allowed to join us, you would have to go through trials—combat, mental readiness, and stuff like that. But since I’m bringing you in, you don’t have to deal with that,” Gregory said, and I instantly paused in my movements.“That sounds like favoritism,” I said. “I am already hated around here. The last thing I want is to give them more reason to hate me.”Gregory paused as well and looked into my eyes, his gaze burning deep into mine. “I don’t care what anyone thinks as long as you are happy. And I don’t care if you have become used to being treated less, like you said earlier, but I won’t allow anyone to bully you or make you feel bad. So don’t worry about what they are thinking about you,” he said, and his concern toward me left butterflies in my stomach.As we walked into the guild, the inside was more of what a gorilla

Chelsea’s POVAfter dinner, I followed Erin to take a walk outside in the garden, which was lush with planted roses.“You shouldn’t have let her beat you,” Erin suddenly said. “Everyone must think you’re weak now.”“Who are you talking about, Maya?” I asked, and she nodded in affirmation.“I didn’t let her beat me. She was simply stronger,” I said, sounding rather calm and sheepish.“But you didn’t partial shift, ’cause if you did, Gregory and the others would have felt your energy and your claws could have come out,” she said, then continued, “I get it. If you don’t want any problems. But a weak wolf getting a free pass into the warriors’ guild just makes people hate you all the more.”“I can’t shift or partial shift,” I reveal, half expecting her to scream or something.“How? You are a wolf. Every wolf can,” she replied.“I have only shifted once—the night the Alpha rescued me,” I explained.“So you don’t know how to shift?” Erin asked, nodding, hoping she could see my head moving i