All Chapters of Stepbrother Alphas : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

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Feral Forest

The moonlight barely cut through the canopy when Jax suddenly slammed me against the rough cave wall, his golden eyes wild and burning. "Jax, wait," I gasped, my back scraping stone as his hands pinned my shoulders. The air smelled damp and earthy, the cave mouth hidden behind thick vines. His breathing came ragged, like something inside him had finally snapped."Avery," he growled low, forehead pressing against mine. His body heat rolled off him in waves. "The poison. It's twisting everything. The bond. I need you. Let me bite you. Full bite. Right here. Make it permanent. Please."I kept my voice steady even as my heart hammered. "Jax, look at me. Really look. It's the toxin still fighting my blood in you. You're not yourself right now. Remember the transfusion? We talked through that. You promised control."His fingers dug into my shoulders, not hurting but desperate. Golden eyes flicked across my f

The Academic Trap

The classroom door clicked shut behind me and I finally let myself breathe easy for the first time since the woods. I thought Blackthorn Academy in daylight would be the safest place after everything. After the divided house, the feral cave moment with Jax, and my mother's shadow hanging over ten million stolen dollars. Just normal classes. Normal walls. Normal escape from the chaos.But when I walked into the main office during free period to grab a late slip, the usual principal was gone. A tall stranger sat behind the desk instead, sharp suit, colder eyes, smile too perfect. "Miss Avery," he said smoothly, standing up. "Come in. Close the door. We need to talk about your attendance."I hesitated but stepped inside. "Where's Principal Hale? And I'm not that late. Just one class."He moved fast, locking the door with a quiet click before I could react. The sound sent ice down

Tech Warfare

My screen lit up with red warnings the second I punched in Avery's school ID code. Sweat stung my eyes but I did not stop. This was it. The moment the syndicate's shadow got dragged into the light for every kid in this academy to see."I got her signal," I muttered into the comm link, my voice low and rough. "Biometrics are pinging from the east wing holding room. Heart rate's through the roof. They are not playing nice with her."Static crackled before Jax answered, his words coming fast. "Ezra, you sure about this? Overriding the whole system means no going back. They will trace it straight to us.""Trace it then," I shot back, fingers dancing over the keys. I bypassed the first encryption layer, the one they thought was solid. "Avery is in there alone with that enforcer. I am not letting her face this without backup. School ID gives me full access to her vitals. Temperature elevated, breathing shallow. She is scared but hol

The Shielding Alpha

The engine roared like a beast unleashed as I slammed the armored SUV straight toward the academy's glass front. No brakes. No warning. Just pure fury behind the wheel. "Move or get flattened!" I shouted into the open comm, knowing the pack channels were blowing up. The impact hit hard. Glass exploded outward in a storm of shards as the reinforced bumper smashed through the main doors. Alarms screamed but I did not care. Avery was inside, and those syndicate bastards had her cornered too long already.I killed the engine halfway into the lobby, doors still hanging off hinges behind me. Students scattered, eyes wide, but a few pack faces I recognized pushed forward. "Damien? You came in hot," one junior called out, voice cracking with adrenaline."Damn right I did," I yelled back, jumping from the driver's seat with my pistol drawn low. "Where is she? East wing, right? Talk fast."

Crimson Snow

The bullet tore through the windshield and ripped fire across my shoulder just as the sky cracked open with snow. I wrenched the wheel hard, fighting the spin on black ice that should not have been there in May. "Avery, hold the dash. We are sliding!"She braced herself, voice tight. "Damien, your arm is bleeding. Pull over before you pass out.""Cannot stop here," I growled, snow already piling thick on the hood like someone flipped a switch. Visibility dropped to nothing in seconds. The SUV fishtailed again and I nursed it off the main road onto what looked like an old logging path. Trees whipped past. "This storm came from nowhere. Syndicate must have weather tech or we are just cursed."Avery leaned over, pressing her hand to my shoulder. Blood soaked her fingers fast. "Cursed or not, you are slowing down. Cabin ahead on the right. Looks abandoned. We hole up before this buries us."

The Poisoned Heir

The pain exploded like fire spreading under my skin the second I tried to sit up straighter. "Damien, your shoulder," Avery said sharp, her eyes widening as she pulled back the bandage. "It is turning black around the edges. Like veins spreading. This is not normal bleeding."I clenched my teeth, sweat already beading on my forehead despite the cabin chill. "Feels like acid eating through. That sniper bullet must have been laced with something nasty. Syndicate does not play fair."She touched the wound lightly and I jerked. "Do not move. It is spreading fast down your arm. Talk to me. How bad is the burn?""Like my whole side is on fire," I answered, breathing hard. "Worse than the initial hit. You see this? The black lines are moving. What kind of poison does that?"Avery leaned in close, her face focused under the flickering candle. "This is no regular bullet. I heard enforcers whi

Secrets of the Bloodline

The world ripped sideways the second her blood hit my system again. I gasped and gripped Avery's arm tighter, the cabin spinning like a bad dream. "Avery, something is happening. Your blood. It is pulling me under. Images. Old ones."She held my face steady, voice urgent. "Damien, stay with me. What do you see? Talk fast. Do not fight it. This is the bloodline opening up."My eyes slammed shut but the visions crashed in hard. Ancient forests stretched out under moonlight. Wolves bigger than any I knew ran together, their howls shaking the ground. "First Packs," I muttered. "I see them. Hundreds of years back. They are building camps, fighting shadow creatures with teeth and claws that glow."Avery pressed her wrist closer, her breath quick against my cheek. "Keep going. What else? The memories are tied to me. Tell me everything.""The leader," I said, voice rough as the scenes played

The False Alliance

The roar of engines cut through the thinning snow like a knife just as I flexed my healed shoulder. "Damien, you hear that?" Avery asked, jumping up from the cot. "Sounds like pack vehicles. Ezra must have traced the SUV signal."I moved to the window, still buzzing from her blood. "About time. The poison is gone but I am not complaining. Stay behind me till we know it is them."The door burst open before I reached it. Jax charged in first, snow dusting his jacket, eyes scanning fast. "Damien! Avery! We tracked the crash site. You two look like hell but alive."Ezra followed right behind, tablet in hand. "Biometrics spiked weird up here. What happened with that sniper shot? Your vitals went black for a while."I pulled Avery close, talking quick. "Sniper hit me with poisoned rounds. Syndicate special. Avery fixed it. Her blood countered the venom. How did you cut through the storm so

The Traitor's Price

The manor doors flew open with a bang that echoed through the halls like a gunshot. A woman stepped in, snow still clinging to her coat, face pale but smiling wide. "Avery? Cousin, it is really you. I finally got out."Avery froze for one second then rushed forward, pulling her into a tight hug. "Serena? Oh my god. Serena Voss. I thought you were gone for good. How are you here? Tell me everything right now."Serena laughed, hugging back hard. "I ran. Syndicate kept me locked in one of their side facilities after they grabbed me last year. I waited for the right moment and slipped out during the chaos from your academy broadcast. Damien, you must be the alpha she talks about in messages. Nice to meet the man who crashes through doors."I shook her hand quick, studying her. "Good timing. Avery has been worried about family ties. You look rough from the road. Hungry? Thirsty? We can talk in the side room

The Synthetic Wolf

The scream ripped through the manor halls and froze me mid step. "Damien! Get in here now!" Avery shouted from the lower study. I bolted down the corridor, boots slamming tile. Jax was already there when I burst through the door. Victor Blackthorn lay face down on the rug, a knife buried deep between his shoulders. Blood pooled dark and fast. Serena stood over him, eyes wide, pointing straight at Avery. "She did it," Serena cried out. "Avery stabbed him. I saw it. She lost control after the bloodline talk."Avery backed up, face pale. "What? No. I did not touch him. Serena, what are you saying?"I moved between them fast. "Everyone shut up and talk slow. Victor is still breathing. Jax, pressure on the wound. Avery, tell me exactly what happened in the last two minutes."Ezra rushed in from the side door, tablet clutched tight. "Damien, stop. This is wha

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