Todos los capítulos de Alpha Lockwood: Capítulo 51 - Capítulo 60

Nathan:They wouldn’t sleep, no matter what I did, and no matter how quiet the room was, how dim the lights were, how steady my voice stayed… they just… wouldn’t.Arina was curled against my side, her small fingers tangled in my shirt like she was afraid I might disappear if she let go and Jacob lay on my other side, staring up at the ceiling, wide awake, his usual energy dulled into something quieter.“You are tired, my little ones.” I said gently. “You need to get some sleep.”Arina shook her head stubbornly, as if saying that she had no intention in doing so. And Jacob didn’t even react. He simply frowned. I had to admit, though both of them were toddlers, they were as stubborn as they can get. And this was the first time that I’ve had to encounter that.I rested a hand on each of them, grounding them the only way I knew how.“I’m right here,” I murmured softly. “I promise you, I am not going anywhere.”Neither of them answered. They weren’t used to this. They weren’t used to her ab

Mia:The first thing I felt was the cold air hitting my naked body. And the second, was the empty space by my side as I tried to remember how things got to where they were.I blinked my eyes open slowly, the morning light filtering through the trees as the ache of the shift settled into my bones.I looked around the forest, his scent hitting me and yet, I couldn’t technically see him… well until I did.Nathan stood a few feet away, already dressed, leaning against a tree like he had been awake for a while. Hus arms were crossed over his chest, staring into space, as if lost in thoughts.I pushed myself up slowly, grabbing for the clothes I had left nearby, wrapping them around myself without bothering to be graceful about it.“You should get dressed,” he said. His tone was cold and void of the playful demeanor. He wasn’t even looking at me, and though I should have technically been thankful for that, I couldn’t help but find myself frowning.“I was planning to,” I muttered. “I just wo

Regina:The house had never felt this tense. Not even when the Alpha was angry, and not even when the staff walked on eggshells, afraid of making a mistake.This quiet said that something was about to break, and truth be told, I knew that it would… I was going to help break it.I stood by the door as I felt her presence, knowing well that this was how things were supposed to be, knowing that this was not something that he understood, that the saw through.The door opened, and I watched as Tania stepped inside.The staff froze as she stepped in, and I kept my eyes on hers as I stepped aside, seeing how fear crept into their souls. Because they were not fools, they knew what she was capable of, and they knew that if she was here now, she was not coming to negotiate with them.Her eyes swept across the room slowly. “Where are they?”“In their room.” Was my simple response, and she nodded. She did not want them to see her like this. I wouldn’t even allow it to happen this way.She moved th

Nathan:The moment I stepped inside, I could tell that something was completely wrong.It was the scent first… metallic and cold, blood…My body went still instantly, every instinct snapping into place as my eyes scanned the room.And that was when I saw them… all the staff in the house were dead.My jaw tightened as something cold and violent settled in my chest. “What the hell…?”I looked around the room to find Regina sitting at the table, her eyes meeting mine for a moment before she nodded.“Where are they?” She didn’t answer right away, but I knew that she understood who I was referring to. And I wasn’t dumb, I knew who did it. And that she managed to play her game well throughout the month of silence.She tilted her head slightly, studying me like this was some kind of game.“There’s nothing you can do about it,” she said instead. “You know that it is a little too late for you to be asking questions or to be thinking that there is something that you can do to change the facts, r

Nathan:I didn’t remember sitting down, I didn’t even remember walking into the living room.I sat on the couch, staring into space, getting lost in my thoughts, when a glass pressed into my hand.“Drink,” Brenda said flatly. I glanced up at her, and her expression made one thing very clear… she did not like me. “Water helps,” she added. “Try it. I would suggest coffee, but I don’t have it in me to make one for you without trying to kill you.”“Brenda…”“It is true,” she said, stopping Mia from whatever she was going to say. Mia simply shook her head in response as if this was the one thing that she could do to respond to her best friend. Well, I couldn’t technically blame her for hating my guts at this point, I couldn’t blame any of them.I didn’t have the energy to argue, so I just silently took a sip of the water, then another… my heart raced and my head throbbed, feeling like it was about to explode in ways that I couldn’t even describe. But the water grounded me just enough to st