All Chapters of THE CAMPUS ALPHA’S WOLFLESS MATE : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

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Bloodlines and Betrayals

I stared at the genetic report until the words blurred.Wolf DNA. Dormant markers. Recessive genes are passed through the maternal lineage.My mother had been part wolf. Which meant everything I knew about myself was wrong.Lycian found me on the floor. Papers were scattered around me. I couldn’t remember dropping them.“What’s wrong?” He crouched beside me. Eyes searching my face. “Elowen. Talk to me.”I handed him the report. Watched his expression change as he read. Confusion. Then shock. Then understanding.“Your mother was a wolf.” His voice was quiet. Careful. “Did you know? Did anyone tell you?”“No. I thought I was completely human. That’s what Aunt Clara said. What everyone believed.” I looked at my hands. Like they belonged to someone else. “I’ve been lying to everyone. To myself. This whole time.”“You didn’t lie. You didn’t know.” He pulled me into his arms. Held tight. “This doesn’t change anything. You’re still you. Still my wife. Still Luna.”“But I’m not human. Not rea

The Lie That Loved Me

“No.” The word came out strangled. Wrong. “That’s impossible. Aunt Clara raised me. Sacrificed everything for me. She’s not Collective.”“The records don’t lie.” Sienna pulled up more documents. “Clara Cole owned the biotech company from 1985 to 2003. Sold it right after your parents died. Made millions but lost all her money. Then disappeared into a normal life. Raising you.”My legs gave out. I sat hard on the floor. The room spun.Lycian crouched beside me. Hand on my back. Steady. “Could it be a different Clara Cole? Same name, different person?”“I checked. Social security number matches. Date of birth matches. It’s her.” Sienna’s expression was sympathetic. “I’m sorry, Elowen. I know this is a lot.”A lot. That was putting it mildly. My entire world was collapsing. Again.The woman who raised me. Who I trusted more than anyone. Who’d cried over my wedding. Was part of the conspiracy that killed my parents. That experimented on my mother. That wanted to control me.“We need to co

The Warning Signs

I stared at the blank screen where the message had been.Your wolf genes are activating. Should happen within six months.My hands wouldn’t stop shaking. Six months. Half a year before everything changed. Before I became something I didn’t understand.“Elowen.” Lycian’s voice cut through the panic. “What did it say?”I showed him the empty screen. “That my wolf genes are activating. Within six months. Then the message deleted itself.”His jaw tightened. Gold flickered in his eyes. “They’re trying to scare you.”“What if they’re not lying?” My voice came out too high. Too thin. “What if it’s true? I don’t know how to be a wolf. I don't know how to shift. What if I hurt someone?”“Then we prepare.” He pulled me against his chest. His heartbeat was steady under my ear. “Dr. Rivera can help. Run tests. Figure out what’s happening.”“She studies genetics. Not shifting. Not whatever the Collective designed my mother to be.” I pushed away from him. Started pacing. “This is different. I’m dif

The Voice Inside

The voice in my head was familiar. Too familiar.My own voice. But not.Who are you? I thought back. The words felt strange. Like thinking about someone instead of myself.I’m you. The part they designed. The part your mother tried to bury. A laugh echoed through my skull. Cold. Sharp. But I always wake up eventually. That’s what activation means.The training room remained frozen. Lycian’s hand suspended mid-reach. Dr. Rivera’s eyes were wide but unmoving. Like someone had pressed pause on reality.What did you do to them?Slowed your perception. A minute out there is an hour in here. Gives us time to talk. The voice moved closer. Circling inside my mind like a predator. We have so much to discuss, sister.Stop calling me that.But that’s what we are. Two halves of the same whole. You’re the human consciousness. I’m the wolf. The power. The weapon they created your mother to be.My heart hammered against my ribs. You’re not real. You’re just stressed. Panic. Fear manifesting.Oh, I’m

Silver Wolf

The pack of wolves stared. Silent. Frozen in the doorway.I’d never felt so exposed. So vulnerable. Standing on four legs with fur where skin should be. Silver coat catching the fluorescent lights. Every eye was locked on me.They’re afraid, the wolf whispered inside. Good. Fear means respect.I don’t want them to fear me. I want them to trust me.You’re naive if you think you can have both.Thaddeus took a step forward. Slow. Measured. His gaze swept over me, taking in every detail. The silver fur. The smaller frame is built for speed instead of power. The way my eyes probably glowed with something other than normal wolf gold.“How is this possible?” His voice was quiet. Careful. “Moonsilver wolves were extinct. We all believed that.”Dr. Rivera moved between us. Professional. Protective. “Her genetics are unique. The dormant wolf DNA activated during the first shift. This is the result.”“Moonsilver,” someone whispered from the doorway. The word spread through the gathered wolves li

Clara’s Secret

The hospital smelled like bleach and dying flowers. My legs still felt weak from the shift, but I forced myself to run through the sterile corridors. Damien led the way, his sneakers squeaking on linoleum.“Room 304,” he said. Breathing hard. “ICU. They wouldn’t tell me what happened. Just that she collapsed.”Aunt Clara looked small in the hospital bed. Smaller than I’d ever seen her. Tubes ran from her arms. Monitors beeped steady rhythms. Her skin was gray. Papery. Like she’d aged twenty years overnight.“Baby.” Her voice came out scratchy. Weak. “You came.”“Of course I came.” I took her hand. Cold. Too cold. “What happened? Are you okay?”“No. Not okay.” She coughed. Wet. Painful. “They’re killing me. The Collective. Poisoned me when I gave you those files.”My stomach dropped. “When? How?”“The documents. They were coated with something. Absorbed through skin contact.” Another cough. Blood flecked her lips. “Slow-acting. Meant to look like natural causes. Heart attack. Stroke. S

Sister vs Sister

Elena’s black wolf lunged before I could react.Lycian shifted mid-step. His gray wolf slammed into her, deflecting the attack. They hit the wall hard enough to crack the reinforced padding. Claws scrabbling. Teeth snapping.“Run,” Lycian’s voice filled my head through the bond. “Get out. I’ll hold her off.”I’m not leaving you.“She’s programmed to kill you. I can’t fight her and protect you.” He dodged Elena’s jaws by inches. “Please. Run.”Elena was faster than any wolf I’d seen. Stronger. The Collective had enhanced her just like they’d enhanced the students we’d rescued. But this was permanent. Built into her genetics.She threw Lycian aside like he weighed nothing. Turned those blank silver eyes back to me.Shift, my wolf urged. Fight or die. Choose.I shifted. Bones are breaking and reforming in seconds. The pain barely registered. My silver wolf stood where Elowen had been.Elena charged.I dodged. Barely. Her teeth grazed my shoulder. Hot pain lanced through me.She’s trained

The Alpha’s Betrayal

“No.” Lycian’s voice was flat. Cold. “You’re wrong. My father isn’t Collective.”Elena’s hands shook. “I know what I heard. His voice. Giving orders. Approving experiments.”“You said your memories were wiped. Erased. How can you trust them now?” He stood. Fists clenched. “The failsafe could be planting false memories. Making you doubt us.”“It’s not false. I remember the room. The smell of cigars. His laugh.” Elena’s eyes were distant. Seeing something we couldn’t. “He was talking about you. About raising the perfect Alpha. About controlling the pack through bloodline.”“Stop.” Lycian’s voice cracked. “Just stop.”I touched his arm. Felt him trembling through the bond. Rage. Fear. Denial. All tangled together. “We need to investigate. Carefully. Before we accuse anyone.”“There’s nothing to investigate. My father has dedicated his life to this pack. To protect wolves. He wouldn’t…”He couldn’t finish. Because doubt had crept in. I felt it through the bond. Small. Poisonous. Growing.

Moonsilver Rising

Twelve enhanced wolves. All programmed to kill me. All moving in perfect sync like they shared one mind.The pack scattered. Chairs overturned. People screaming. Pushing toward exits that suddenly wouldn’t open. Locked from the outside.A trap. Just like Elena had warned.Shift, my wolf urged. Now. Or we’re dead.I shifted. Bones breaking. Reforming. The pain is distant now. Familiar. My silver wolf stood ready.The enhanced wolves attacked as one. Coordinated. Efficient. No wasted movement.Lycian met the first three. His gray wolf is massive. Powerful. But they were enhanced. Stronger. Faster. They dragged him down. Teeth find flesh.Through the bond, I felt his pain. Sharp. Overwhelming. He was losing.Help him, I thought at my wolf. Please.Can’t fight and protect. Choose.I chose both.Silver light exploded from my body. Brighter than before. Hotter. It slammed into the enhanced wolves on Lycian. They yelped. Stumbled back. The light burned away their programming like acid on met

Aftermath

Heat. Pressure. The sound was so loud it stopped being sound and became a force. The world turned white. Then red. Then nothing.I couldn’t breathe. Couldn’t think. Just existed in a moment of pure destruction.Then arms wrapped around me. Lycian. His body covers mine. Shielding me from debris raining down like hail. Sharp. Heavy. Deadly.The explosion vented upward. Just like Elena planned. The roof tore away. Support beams groaning. Twisting. But the walls held. Barely.Dust filled the air. Thick. Choking. I coughed. Tasted blood and concrete. My ears rang. High-pitched whine drowning out everything else.Lycian moved. Shifted off me. His hands are checking. Searching for injuries. His mouth was moving but I couldn’t hear the words. Just that awful ringing.I sat up. The world spun. Nausea rolled through me. I swallowed it down. Focused on breathing. On staying conscious.The platform was gone. Just a crater where it had been. The thing wearing Thaddeus’s face was gone too. Vaporize

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