Todos os capítulos de The Alpha's Fated Encounter: Capítulo 81 - Capítulo 90

I glanced over at Maddy and, for the first time, I felt her power emanating from her. As she watched us, I could tell she didn’t even realize she was doing it. Her aura was pushing out dominating energy almost equal to mine. It reminded me that she was also an alpha. Two alphas as mates? What would that do for the pack? I’d never heard of that occurring. After a moment’s thought, I decided it could only make us stronger.I grinned at her, and she gave me a hesitant smile. I shifted back to my wolf form and did my best to reel in the power. It seemed to work. Everyone acted like they weren’t as intimidated by me. I went to Javi and nudged him. The two of us organized the packs into two groups, and then we went through a dozen different scenarios. It was exhausting and difficult, but nothing degenerated between the two packs. I was pleasantly surprised at how both groups worked together. By the end of the first night, my sliver of hope had blossomed into something a little more substant

Maddy scrambled to her feet and rushed the kidnapper. She slammed her hands into his back, tipping him forward. His shins hit my side, and I released his hand and thrust my back into his legs, forcing him to fall forward. The man fell to the ground face first. Blood and teeth burst out of his mouth on impact.The first man I’d attacked managed to get to his feet and ran over to start to pull his partner to his feet. He had his hand to his face to keep the blood and teeth from spilling from his mouth. The less-injured assailant glared at me, his hand drifting toward his own gun. I took two steps toward him and growled deep in my throat.The man froze before moving his hand away from his weapon. “Fuck it,” he said with a snarl and quickly helped his friend into his SUV.The vehicle had a heavy brush guard on the front, so it had almost no damage, unlike Maddy’s small car. Within seconds, they were driving away, tires squealing and the engine screaming as they went. I stood there, making

While I stared at the men and women running around, shifting and shifting back at will, I sensed my own wolf deep within me. She wasn’t happy as she paced in irritation in the back of my mind. Her mood probably stemmed from the fact that she still hadn’t figured out a way to come forward yet. Every day I communicated with her, trying to let her know I was here for her, that it was safe to come out. So far, none of the techniques I’d used had worked.I’d asked around, and most shifters had told me the behavior was pretty normal for a newly awakened wolf, but that didn’t make things any better or less uncomfortable. At this point, not being able to shift was like having a pebble perpetually stuck in my shoe. Not pleasant at all. The wolf was more irritable than usual today, and it quickly became obvious why.Across the field, Nico had shifted, and he was amazing. His wolf was something to behold, larger and more forceful than any of the other wolves. Ever since we mated, he’d been a dif

I was making breakfast burritos when Maddy came down the stairs. She wiped at her eyes, smiling when she saw Sebastian. The problem was, I knew it was not a true smile. I could see it. She was trying, but it didn’t look genuine. There was still some anger toward him lurking under the surface.Apparently, Sebastian could sense it too, because he headed to the front door. “Hey, guys, I need to get going. See you later.”He strode out the door, and Maddy came into the kitchen to brew herself a cup of coffee. I really wanted to build that bridge between them. Having one of my best friends and the woman I loved at odds with each other was exhausting. Something needed to be said. I finished wrapping the burritos and plated them, then slid one over to Maddy.We ate in silence for a few minutes before I decided to broach the subject. “So, you and Sebastian?”Maddy swallowed and glanced warily at me. “What about us?”I sighed and put my food down. “It seems like things are… I don’t know… strai

“I know what else you’re scared about. I swear I won’t let you turn into Edemas. I promise.”He’d known what my argument was going to be. It was true. The dreams I kept having made me feel like becoming a power-hungry beast was right on the horizon. Like there was no way to avoid it. Why else would I be having nightmares?“I’ll go make you some chamomile tea. I’ll be right back,” Nico said, standing and heading toward the door.As I waited for him, I tried my best to talk to my wolf. Her anger and resentment were like a wet blanket on my mind, suffocating everything else. Nico returned a few minutes later with a mug of tea.“I’m going to go downstairs and drink it,” I said.“Babe, you need some rest. Are you sure you don’t want to try and get some more sleep?”I stood and put a robe on. “It’s fine. I need some time to think anyway.”“Okay, I’ll come and sit with you,” Nico said.“No.” I put a hand on his chest and kissed his cheek. “It’s fine, really. You go back to sleep. I’ll see yo