All Chapters of The Alpha's Obsession : Chapter 191 - Chapter 197

JORDAN'S POV“What do you mean he may never have been imprisoned by the hardliners?” I asked.Gideon looked at me, but his silence only made the memories crowd my head faster. I remembered the underground chamber, the terrible loneliness I had felt the moment I reached the oldest Anchor and the suppression that had eaten through years of his life. I remembered the way his bloodline reacted to mine before any of us understood why. None of it had felt false.“Explain before Jordan decides releasing him was somehow his fault,” Killian said as he moved closer to me.“I wasn't going to do that,” I replied.“You were already doing it with your face,” Killian told me.Gideon rubbed a hand over his mouth before saying, “I don't know if the oldest Anchor is working with Silas now. I am saying the story of his imprisonment was never as simple as we believed.”Lorenzo frowned and asked, “How complicated can imprisonment be?”“Years before Jordan was born, the oldest Anchor entered the undergroun

KILLIAN'S POV“Don't move toward him,” Vale shouted as the pressure inside the room suddenly changed, but his warning barely reached me before my body reacted.The command did not sound like a voice in my head. There were no words spoken aloud and no stranger whispering through the convergence. It felt older than language, buried somewhere beneath instinct, and by the time I understood what was happening, I had already taken a step toward Jordan. I forced myself to stop and dug my heels into the floor, fighting the need to close the remaining distance between us.Across the room, my father had done the same thing. One of his feet remained slightly forward, and his hand was pressed against his chest as though he could physically hold his bloodline still. Reef gripped the strategy table so tightly that a crack spread beneath his fingers, while Mara remained on her knees with silver slowly swallowing the natural colour of her eyes.Jordan stood in the middle of all of us, breathing far t

JORDAN'S POVThe silence came so suddenly that I forgot how to breathe. One moment, Killian and Lorenzo were inside the convergence with me, their emotions close enough for me to recognize, and the next, every thread was gone. Reef disappeared, Mara disappeared, and even the oldest Anchor's ancient presence vanished until I stood completely alone.When I opened my eyes, I was in the eastern forest, except there was no sky above the trees and no life beneath my feet. I called Killian and Lorenzo, then Reef and Mara, but nobody answered. Worse, when I reached for my Anchor ability, I found nothing.“Your mother made the same mistake,” Silas said behind me.I turned and found him between the trees. He explained that neither of us had left the ceremonial hall. The convergence had stripped me down to the original Anchor pattern, and his severed bond allowed him to enter the same space. According to him, I could still restore every thread and complete the original release.“And Mara replace

Killian's POV "You're doing it again," Lorenzo said, leaning against the balcony railing with an amused smile as he nudged my shoulder. "You've been standing here watching Jordan for almost ten minutes, and I'm starting to think you're more obsessed with him now than when we first met."I laughed quietly, refusing to look away from the training grounds below where Jordan stood surrounded by a group of young wolves. "Can you blame me?" I asked, folding my arms across my chest. "There was a time I wasn't sure he'd live long enough to see peace, and now I get to watch him enjoy it every single day."Several months had passed since Silas died, yet I still caught myself expecting disaster to appear around every corner. Instead, every morning greeted us with something wonderfully ordinary. Builders no longer repaired broken walls because of war. They expanded homes for growing families, strengthened old structures and planned for a future everyone finally believed would come.The territory