บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha’s Mistake: I Married the Wrong Twin: บทที่ 51 - บทที่ 59

Chapter 51: The Breathing IceThe Dead Zone lived up to its name.There were no trees here. The pines had given way to a desolate expanse of gray rock and white ice miles ago. The wind did not howl. It shrieked. It tore across the frozen flats with a violence that felt personal, stripping the heat from our bodies the moment we stopped moving.We walked in a single file line.Kaelen took the lead. He broke the trail through the knee-deep snow. He wore the tattered clothes we had scavenged, layers of wool and flannel that did little to stop the sub-zero bite. He didn't shiver. The wolf blood inside him burned hot enough to keep him alive, but his human skin was pale, his lips tinged with blue.I followed in his wake, stepping into his deep footprints. I carried the heavy duffel bag of supplies. My rifle was slung over my shoulder, the metal frozen against my back.Behind us walked the boy.My son.He didn't trudge like we did. He moved with an unsettling lightness. He wore Kaelen’s over

Chapter 53: The Sister of BoneThe woman standing on the ledge was a ghost.She wore the face of my husband. She had his sharp jawline and his heavy brow. Her eyes were the same storm-cloud gray that I had fallen in love with. But where Kaelen’s eyes held warmth and pain hers held only ice. She was a mirror image reflected in a shattered glass.She held a staff made of black bone. It was not a magical artifact. It was a weapon carved from a ribcage. The end was sharpened to a brutal point."Who are you?" I asked again. My voice was lost in the shrieks rising from the cavern below."I told you," she said. Her voice was smooth and cold. "I am the one they threw away."She took a step forward. Her white armor clicked. It was not metal. It looked like ceramic plating scavenged from the facility and bolted over heavy furs."Give me the boy," she said.I tightened my grip on the rifle. I had three bullets left."He is not a thing," I said. "He is my son.""He is a bomb," she corrected. "And

Chapter 55: The Apex PredatorThe water in the dry dock churned like a boiling cauldron.The creature rising from the depths was a biological nightmare. It possessed the slick, rubbery body of a colossal squid, but where the beak should have been, a massive wolf’s head snapped its jaws. Rows of serrated teeth dripped with seawater and slime. Its eyes were the size of dinner plates, glowing with a bioluminescent green rage that illuminated the rusted hull of the warship behind it.Kaelen stepped in front of me. He did not shift into the wolf. He did not have to. The Ancient energy coursing through his revived body made him something far more dangerous than a mere shifter. He radiated a heat that melted the snow around his boots. His gray eyes were locked on the beast."It is a gatekeeper," Kaelen said. His voice was low and steady. "My sister built a watchdog."The creature roared. A tentacle the thickness of a redwood tree slammed onto the concrete dock. The impact cracked the foundat

Chapter 57: The Silver CageThe floor of the warship hummed beneath my feet.It was not the vibration of an engine. It was the pulse of my son.He stood on the bridge of the ship, staring out through the salt-crusted glass at the gray horizon. He was naked, his body perfect and terrible, carved from the same silver light that now filled his eyes. He did not touch the controls. He did not need a wheel or a throttle. He simply stood there, his hands clasped behind his back, and the massive vessel obeyed him.The ship cut through the water with a terrifying speed. We were leaving the Arctic circle. We were heading south. Toward people. Toward life.I stood in the corner of the bridge. My ribs throbbed with a dull, sickening ache where the Sister had kicked me. My clothes were tattered rags stiff with dried blood and frozen seawater. I shivered, but the cold did not touch the two men in the room.One was a god. The other was a ghost.Kaelen stood by the heavy steel door.He was dressed in

It was a violation of physics. He was too big. He stretched me until I thought I would tear. He filled every inch of me, slamming against my cervix with a force that made stars dance in my vision."Yes," I sobbed, wrapping my legs around his waist. "Break me, Kaelen. Do it."He roared.He began to move. It was feral. He wasn't making love; he was trying to survive. He pounded into me, driving the madness out of his system and into mine.Thud. Thud. Thud.His hips slapped against mine with bruising force. He grabbed my wrists and pinned them above my head, his grip iron-tight."Look at me!" he shouted. "Who am I?""You are the Alpha!" I screamed back. "You are Kaelen!""I am the pain!" he snarled.He bit my neck. He didn't hold back. He sank his fangs into the claiming spot, reopening the scar.I cried out, the pain mixing with the pleasure in a blinding white flash. The bond snapped back into place. The silver programming shattered under the weight of the primal connection.He drank m