All Chapters of The Alpha's Chosen : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

JAX Silence filled the room again. It felt heavy, pressing down on everything around us. The quiet gave my thoughts too much space.The strength the others carried was difficult to picture sometimes. Power like that came with a strange weakness. Once every month, they became just as vulnerable as any human.That thought never sat well with me.They could still fight if it came to it. Old ways still worked. Guns were reliable. Knives were simple and deadly.But things changed when the enemy wasn’t human.Other supernaturals complicated everything. Situations could turn dangerous fast. That was why the bunkers existed. That was why the cabins were layered with wards and protections.Aurora spoke into the silence.“I doubt anything will happen to our pack members. Anyone responsible would face swift and deadly punishment.”Her voice stayed quiet, but the strength behind it was clear.There was steel in her tone.Aurora could be intimidating when she sounded like that. Most people never

AURORA The other part kept drifting back to the changes that had started earlier under the black moon.The wolf inside me felt restless.The heat from that primal shift still burned deep in my body.“Aurora, you need to settle down before we go in there.”Theron had come to stand beside me.He understood what I was fighting. The ritual had affected him too.“It’s not a good idea for her to stay here long,” he added.A growl slipped out.“You’re doing it again.”“Doing what?”“Talking about me like I’m not here.”Frustration sharpened my words.“I know what’s going on. And I know how much I can handle.”Theron simply shrugged and stayed quiet.Good.Jax lifted his walkie-talkie.“We’re here.”A voice crackled back.“What do you mean you’re here? Where?”“We’re holding at the forest edge,” Jax replied. “Waiting for the all clear.”Then a sharp howl split the night air.It came from the direction of the sheriff’s office.Every muscle in my body tightened.That sound wasn’t....Instinct

DAMONMy eyes narrowed as attention fixed on Aurora. She stood partway down the hall, leaning close to her large, angry bodyguard while they spoke in low voices. The man was easy to recognize. Memory pulled up his face from our college days. Back then he had followed her across campus everywhere she went. Always close. Always watching. Like a loyal dog. Or maybe a pit bull that waited for the chance to bite anyone who stepped too near.Aurora had demanded our relationship stay hidden. No questions asked. At twenty years old, that had sounded fine. A young woman with a wild appetite for sex had shown interest, and nothing else seemed important at the time. Her tastes pushed right up to the edge of dangerous. Some people would have called her reckless.To be blunt, she was a complete freak in bed.Back then it had felt like pure luck had landed in my lap. Heaven, almost.Then everything fell apart.That last night still burned in memory. The vicious bite she left behind had changed

DAMON Aurora grabbed my shirt and tore it open with one violent pull. The cloth split apart easily. She dragged the rest of it off my body and threw it aside without looking where it landed. Cool night air touched my bare skin.Her head lowered right away. Her nose brushed slowly across the skin around my nipple. Warm breath spread over the spot. A moment later her teeth scraped lightly across the sensitive nub.A rough sound left my throat before I could stop it. My head fell back as pleasure rushed through me. The feeling rose fast and loud. Aurora answered with deep sounds of her own, low and wild, and they mixed with mine in the quiet forest.Clear thinking slipped away.Only the roar in my head and the hard, steady pulse of my cock stayed with me.Her hands moved down to my waist. Fingers worked at the button of my pants. It popped open. The zipper came next, though her movements were slow and a little clumsy.Standing there, I barely reacted.Everything about this moment felt t

AURORA Theron’s eyes tightened the moment he understood the meaning behind everything. He was not a foolish man. Anyone with a sharp mind could see the danger that now stood in front of us. He understood the risk just as clearly as I did.Even with that knowledge, he would not step away from me. That had never been his nature. Theron would stay beside me and work through the problem until we found a solution.That was the strange balance he carried inside himself. His mind held the careful thinking of a man and the deep instincts of a wolf. Somehow he kept both parts steady. Even when things grew messy, he rarely lost his head.That balance was what had slowly drawn me toward him. My father had forced our bond in the beginning. Love had come later, quietly and slowly.Yes, Theron was incredible in bed. But that was not what truly held my heart. The real reason was the way he thought, the way he stood firm when others would fall apart.He also understood something about my life that