All Chapters of The Alpha’s Double Game : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

The hall was full, but the noise seemed to drain away the moment I stepped inside, leaving only a silence that felt heavy and aware, as if the walls themselves were watching me. I moved slowly, letting my eyes sweep over the pack gathered before me, and I noticed something impossible: their postures shifted subtly, instinctively, almost without thought, and every wolf lowered their head or adjusted their shoulders in a gesture that went deeper than respect or fear. I did nothing to command them, yet their bodies obeyed something they could not name, and my chest tightened in response to the hum that had begun inside me, a low vibration that settled under my ribs and throbbed through my core.Derek was already there, standing at the edge of the hall, still but alert, his eyes sharp and measuring as if he could feel the shift I could barely understand myself. Jax leaned against the wall, relaxed at first, but the instant I moved again, he straightened, his gaze following me, his muscles

I moved through the pack silently, keeping my thoughts tight and unreadable, though a low tension hummed through me. Every instinct told me something was shifting, something deeper than before. Derek stayed close, his hand brushing my hip now and then, grounding me even when I refused to admit the unease twisting in my chest. Jax shadowed me, silent, restless, his eyes scanning the periphery, always alert.The moment we entered the training grounds, my pulse jumped. Wolves paused mid-step, sensing the subtle energy radiating from me, bowing instinctively or averting their eyes. I pressed a hand to my stomach, feeling the faint stir again, and caught the shared glance between Derek and Jax. Their worry mirrored my own, though neither spoke it aloud.“You hiding something?” Derek murmured, his voice low against my ear as he brushed my hair aside. His fingers trailed along my jawline, a touch that made my skin burn. I shook my head, forcing a small smile. Jax’s hand slid over my shoulder

The moment the healer placed the final vial under the soft moonlight, the energy inside me reacted instantly, a sharp surge that made me gasp and press against Derek. He leaned close, lips brushing my temple as his hand slid over my waist, steadying me. Jax was behind me, chest against my back, his arms locking around mine like a shield, heat and scent mingling with mine, and the pulse inside me throbbed hard against both their touch.“I can’t lie,” the healer said, voice tight, eyes wide as they traced the glowing lines forming in the vial. “It’s… it’s alive, more than normal. There’s life, yes, but it’s layered… energy, Alpha, Omega… something else I can’t name yet.”My stomach clenched, heart racing. The life inside me responded instantly, coiling tight with instinct and curiosity, and I felt Derek stiffen, jaw tight. He pressed his mouth to my shoulder briefly, teeth grazing lightly, as if claiming both me and the life that stirred within. “It’s ours,” he murmured, low and possess

Jax stayed close, shadowing my every step, his presence a constant pressure I could feel through my skin and bones. He barely slept, and when he did, it was shallow, eyes twitching beneath closed lids, as if waiting for a threat to strike. Every sound made him tense, every movement of the pack drew a subtle growl from deep in his throat. I could feel his heat even when he tried to hide it, the pulse of his desire and his need to protect coiling around me.I brushed my hand over his arm one evening, leaning against him, letting my fingers trail over the tense muscles. “You don’t have to watch everything,” I whispered, voice low, almost a hum. His jaw clenched, and he shook his head, pressing closer, teeth grazing my ear lightly. “I will,” he said, voice rough. “Always. No one touches you. No one takes what’s mine.”Derek hovered nearby, watching us with a steady gaze, hands lightly resting on my hips when he moved closer. He let Jax’s intensity exist without breaking it, and I leaned i

The moment the Alpha arrived, his presence rolled over the pack like a wave, sharp and undeniable, and Jax stiffened immediately, muscles coiled, scent flaring, while Derek’s hand pressed lightly against my hip, grounding me. I stayed close to both of them, letting their heat anchor the pulse inside me, and I felt the life within respond to the tension in the clearing.The visiting Alpha knelt without hesitation, eyes lowered, chest rising and falling in rhythm with the surrounding wolves who paused instinctively, sensing the shift in authority. His submission was complete, but it was not fear—it carried acknowledgment, recognition of something beyond the ordinary. Jax growled low, pressing his side into mine, and I brushed a hand along his shoulder, feeling the tension ripple through him as he scanned the perimeter for threats.Derek’s jaw tightened, and he pressed his palm along my back, grounding both of us. “He knows,” he muttered, voice low and urgent, and I leaned into him, lett