All Chapters of Alpha Reid's Virgin Slave: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

RAYNE "General Silas, there seems to be some kind of mistake. This woman is a slave, the Alpha's slave," Elder Vance explained.  General Silas hesitantly pulled his hand away from my skin. He coldly examined my position on Reid's lap before taking a step back.  "My apologies, Alpha Reid," he said, respectfully lowering his head. "But are you certain that she's wolfless? She looks identical to Mia." "Your missing daughter?" Reid asked, curiosity lacing his words.  "Daddy, you're confused," Mira cut in, tugging at her father's arm. "She's just a human Reid found at the border. A slave. She's wolfless and can't shift. She's nothing like my sister was." Silas pulled his arm away, but his eyes remained narrowed on me. "What a striking resemblance," he whispered under his breath.  He turned to Reid before taking his seat at

RAYNEI entered the dining room, taking a seat inside the empty room. Reid's seat was empty. He was gone when I woke up, but the ache between my thighs remained. Carla entered the room, carrying an obscene amount of food. Steaming eggs, thick-cut bacon, fresh fruit, and rich pastries. "Good morning, Rayne," she blankly greeted me. That was the first time she's ever said my name. "Good morning, Carla," I kindly greeted her. "Do you perhaps know where Reid went?" I carefully questioned. Her hands paused as she set the last tray on the table. "Alpha Reid hasn't slept; he's been at the border since 4:00 AM.""Another rogue breach?" "No, he's been preparing the grounds for the influx of foreign packs," she explained, pouring me a glass of fruit juice. "Foreign packs?" I whispered under my breath in confusion. "Alpha Reid said that if you don't eat, he'll find a more... creative way to feed you," Carla said before leaving the dining room. Blood rushed to my ears and cheeks. Why would

RAYNEThe silver fire surged. Then, I heard it. His voice. "Look at me, Rayne," Reid murmured, and my head snapped to him. "Don't look at anything else.""How are you talking to me right now?" I questioned in confusion. "It's called a mind link. Your wolf is waking up, Rayne," he calmly explained, and my heart picked up its pace. "Wolf? What wolf? I'm not supposed to have a wolf—""Get her!" Luna Selene's voice cut through the shocked gasps. "She is an abomination. Take her out before she kills us all.""No one will touch, Rayne. She will participate in the Luna Trials. The fire turned silver, not black," Reid said, his eyes never leaving mine. "Reid, silver fire is a danger to our world. How is a human even capable of doing something this powerful?" Alpha Marcus questioned in confusion. "Rayne will participate. Rules are rules," Reid continued, using his Alpha voice on them. The silence stretched. No one dared to go against him. He gave me a single nod, and I sucked in a deep

RAYNEI woke up to the sound of rain thrumming against the windows inside Reid's bedroom. I carefully sat upright, my eyes instantly falling on Reid, sitting on a chair beside the bed. He was asleep. A soft sigh escaped my lips. I quietly got out of bed to sit on his lap. "Reid," I whispered, framing his in my hands. My hands froze as his skin turned red under my touch. I instantly pulled my hands back. Reid caught my wrists, his eyes slowly fluttering open. "Let me go," I said, eyes wide with horror. He tightened his grip on my wrists, a soft sizzling sound filling the room. "What are you doing, Rayne?" He rasped, his lips brushing against mine. "Does it hurt when you touch me?" I asked, my eyes finally meeting his. He shook his head. "No," he grunted, claiming my mouth in a rough, possessive kiss. My eyes fluttered shut, hands curling into his shirt. He shifted me until I was straddling his lap. His large hands landed on my ass, and he pulled me closer, until his erection w

RAYNE The air inside the Great Hall was cold and thick with tension. Beta Aaron stood before the only remaining contestants: Mira, Hera, and me. The silence in the room was absolute. Reid stood beside the high table. He didn't speak to me, didn't mind-link me, but his presence was an anchor in the storm of judgment. "The First Quest was a test of survival," Beta Aaron announced, his voice loud and clear inside the hall. "The Second Quest is a test of command. A Luna does not lead herself; she leads the Pack. Your task is simple: guide three low-ranking Omegas through the White-Ash Rogue Territory. The goal is to reach the Black Rock checkpoint without a single death." He motioned, and three lines of three Omegas were brought forward. Mira got her group. They were scared but recognized her status. Hera’s group looked like they were marching to their own funeral. She had already killed her previous competition, and they knew it. Then, I looked at my group. Three Omegas, thei