Todos os capítulos de The Alpha’s Obsession: Capítulo 11 - Capítulo 20

Kael sits beside me again, those crimson eyes locking onto mine like he's trying to crawl inside my skull and rearrange my thoughts. A shiver runs straight down my spine. "Usually yes," he says slowly, voice low, careful, "but given that you didn't even know the blood tie existed, and the fact you're still bound... I honestly don't know how it's going to affect you." I swallow hard. None of this makes sense. "Why would he do that?" My voice comes out rough. "Why would Kyle do that after forcing me to accept his rejection?" Saying his name feels strange, wrong, like I'm breaking a rule that's been drilled into my bones. Kael's jaw tightens immediately. "First of all, stop calling him Beta. He doesn't deserve that title." His eyes darken. "And neither does your brother deserve to be called Alpha." I blink at him, confused. I've always used titles. It's what you do when you're nothing. When you're at the bottom. It's respect. It's survival. Calling them by their names would've earned me

Beta Eric stood beside Alpha Kael, his presence calm and measured. They were mid-conversation when the door creaked open. Lara froze. Kael’s crimson eyes scanned the room, his tied-back hair slightly loose, and for a fleeting second, his expression softened though he said nothing. The look alone made my stomach tighten.“How are you feeling?” Beta Eric asked softly. His voice was kind, patient not like Jenson’s sharp, invasive tone. I nodded. “Raven, check her wound,” Kael commanded.Before Raven could respond, I lifted my top just enough for her to examine the forming scar. Her fingers traced it gently. “It’s healing well,” she murmured, smiling at me. “The blood tie is definitely broken.”Kael’s eyes narrowed slightly, still tinged with annoyance. “Good,” he muttered. Did I do something wrong while unconscious?“Lara, we’re returning to Moonshadow tonight,” Kael said suddenly. My stomach plummeted. Return me? He realized I was… unfit. My breath caught, and my chest tightened. I sh

“You really believe she is our mate? Destined to be with us and no one else?” I ask, the certainty of it crawling through my bones.“You… you haven’t said anything?” Lara whispers, her eyes lowered. Even her little stutter turns me on.“I have a few errands to run,” I say as I stand. She nods her head, as usual, not questioning me, though I feel her gaze follow me as I move out the door. Through the house, I hear my brother arguing with Eric.“You can’t be serious, Eric!” my brother yells.“I am deadly serious,” Eric snaps back. “You think just because you are Kael’s brother, I will let you get away with crap? Not this time. It’s not happening. Regardless of who you are, I outrank you!”“Come on, Eric, I will make it up to you.” I frown. What the hell has he done now? Aero groans. You know Jenson he probably lured Eric’s partner into bed.Pushing the door open, I glare at my brother. “What have you done now?”“Go ahead,” Eric snarls. “Tell him.”“It was ages ago,” my brother pleads.

KaelLuna Thorne coughs as my fingers tighten against her throat. Her own fingers desperately claw at my hands, hoping that I would free her. “Are you growing it?” I demand, releasing my grip just enough to let her speak. “No.” She croaks. “Then how did you get your hands on some? Is it Selvara or the other fool that’s growing it?” “I found it!” she mutters hoarsely. “Bullshit!” “It’s… it’s true!” she splutters. “Who were you trying to kill?” I demand. There is movement behind me and from the corner of my eye, I see Lara step forward. “Was it you?” Lara whispers. “Don’t speak to me, RAT!” “Answer her!” I slam her body into the wall again, feeling some of her bones crack as she yelps in pain. “I don’t… know what she is talking about,” she gasps. “Let me make things clear for you. Her parents were killed with Blood of Wolfsbane. The murder was pinned on her, a six-year-old. Your husband claimed she should have known the difference between plants. But you already know all this. So ag

Eric lowers his head as the men haul the chained beast back into the vehicle, the metal rattling as they force him inside before driving off toward the dungeons. “She can’t be like that,” Aero mutters inside my head. “She just can’t.” I ignore him and walk back through the house. “Why aren’t you saying anything?” he demands. Pieces were beginning to fall into place. I had never heard of Moonshine before that call came through. The pack had always been secretive. They vanished without warning and somehow kept disappearing. Lara had never once seen them shift into their Wolves. Then there was the beast hiding high in a tree, and the strange comments Lara once made about getting their Wolves at thirteen. What if that was what we were missing? Maybe they weren’t disappearing at all. Maybe they were simply climbing higher, hiding in the trees where no one would think to look. I quietly settle into the chair in our bedroom, watching my mate sleep. Was she one of them without even realizi