All Chapters of Alpha Remembered Me Five Years Too Late: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

For five years, my pup's soul and mine remained trapped in this run-down shack, never once dissipating. I never knew why.During those same five years, Kade Irvin had risen from a Rogue to the supreme Alpha of the Snowmoon pack. Standing at his side was Tiffany Hart, the most beautiful she-wolf in the pack. Her arm was looped through his.A cold wind swept through the area, stirring up clouds of fine gray dust. Tiffany covered her nose and spoke with open disgust. "Kade, do you think Nala is reluctant to donate me her bone marrow? Maybe I should just wait for my death."Five years ago, Tiffany had been diagnosed with a rare blood cancer unique to werewolves. By a cruel twist of fate, my blood type matched hers perfectly.Before I died, I had been dragged onto the operating table time after time. Without using anesthesia, they forcibly extracted my living bone marrow, over and over, just to keep her alive.Kade lowered his head to look at Tiffany. The cold sharpness on his face m

On the morning of my third anniversary with Kade, he whispered mysteriously in my ear that he had a surprise for me before leaving the house.I laughed and told him I'd wait. The truth was, I already knew there was a diamond ring hidden in the wardrobe. Back when he proposed, we'd been so poor he couldn't even afford a ring. He had promised he would make it up to me one day, but I never expected him to remember it all these years later.That night, I prepared a candlelight dinner. I changed into a beautiful long dress and put on light makeup. The doorbell rang, and I ran to open up, only to find Damon standing outside.He slammed me against the wall, one hand pinning me in place. In his other hand, he held up a video call. On the screen, Kade was locked inside a dark underground room. The floor was soaked with blood.A masked man walked over and kicked him hard in the stomach. Kade let out a muffled groan and curled up in agony.My tears fell instantly, and I tried to reach him

Kade kept trying repeatedly, but every attempt failed. He let out a furious, mocking laugh. "Not bad. She actually blocked me."He grabbed his phone and called his assistant. "Go to St. John's Aristocratic Academy and bring Edmund to me. Go now!"Edmund's eyes widened in surprise. "So, Daddy knew my name? Even the school I went to?"I laughed bitterly. Back then, it was Kade who insisted on sending him there in the first place. Whenever I begged him not to, he would just smoke quietly, watching me sob and break down.I knew it was his way of punishing me for betraying him. He hated Edmund the same way he hated me. But if he had just held that fragile little life in his arms, the natural blood bond would've instantly told him the truth—Edmund was his flesh and blood.Unfortunately, Kade never touched him. He was equally clueless that Edmund had run away from the academy.It was the dead of winter. I lay in that old shack, weak and barely holding on. Every breath felt heavy, as all

Kade braced himself against the blood-stained ground, swaying as he struggled to stand. He was still trying to use anger to erase the panic clawing at his heart.As long as he could prove that I was undeserving of pity, his years of neglect and humiliation toward Edmund would've been justified."So what… if he was my son?" he choked out, eyes blazing red as he glared at Damon."That bitch Nala betrayed me first! She threw away her dignity, chasing money and power, just to climb into your bed! She doesn't deserve to be a mother, and she sure as hell doesn't deserve to be my Luna!"Damon laughed as if he had just heard something absurd. "Betrayed you?"Unhurried, he took out his phone and unlocked an encrypted video folder. "In your memory, she was seducing me, wasn't she? Did you ever stop to think about why you saw us in the first place? Or what happened after you were dragged out of that room?"He shoved the phone right up to Kade's eyes and hit play. It was a surveillance video

Kade stayed in the shack for three whole days. He neither drank nor ate, just sitting there like a stone statue with its soul hollowed out.On the fourth day, Tiffany finally came looking for him. She stared at the shack, now spotless yet filled with a lifeless silence. Shock flashed across her face.Then, she schooled her expression into a familiar look of grievance. She rushed toward Kade and threw herself at him. "Where have you been, Kade?" she cried. "I was so worried about you! The healer said my cancer has worsened again. I'm so scared…"In the past, Kade would've already pulled her into his arms and soothed her. This time, he slowly lifted his head and looked at her. His gaze was foreign—no anger, no grief, just bleakness."Your cancer, huh?" he repeated the words softly, his voice painfully hoarse. "I had the best healers in the pack examine your blood samples, Tiffany."Tiffany's body stiffened. Kade stood up and began walking toward her, one step at a time. With every