All Chapters of Leaving My Alpha in Spring: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Sera's POVSwitzerland?I jolted back to reality and snatched my ticket. The destination was printed plain as day: Switzerland.Meanwhile, the tickets clutched in Corbin and Vera's hands were marked for the Maldives—consecutive seat numbers, side-by-side spots on the flight.The air turned thick and suffocating, frozen solid around us.Corbin caught sight of the discrepancy too. His features darkened instantly. He grabbed the slip from my grasp to double-check, then glanced down at his own boarding pass, brows slamming together tight. "What the hell is going on here?""Ahh!" Vera let out a sharp little gasp, clapping a hand over her mouth as fat tears spilled down her cheeks in an instant. "I'm so sorry, so sorry! Corbin, Sera, it was all my stupid mistake! I messed up the bookings when I bought the flights—how could I be this clumsy, this scatterbrained?"She sobbed violently, shoulders trembling like she was crushed under overwhelming guilt and regret. "This is all my fault. I ruine

Sera's POVThe plane touched down, and I was back in Frost Pack.The air here bit sharp with cold, yet for the first time in ages, I felt light and unburdened.I spent several quiet, peaceful days alone until Corbin tracked me down all the way here.I'd known him well enough to realize he'd stop at nothing to hunt me down, so I'd steeled myself to lay everything out plain once and for all.Heavy snow swirled down hard that day.It'd been weeks since we'd last seen each other, and he looked thinner, dark stubble shadowing his jaw. When he spotted me, his eyes lit up instantly, and he moved to pull me into a hug."Sera, thank the moon you're alright. I've been sick with worry over you. Promise me you'll never pull a stunt like this again, yeah?"I stepped cleanly out of his reach and said nothing. He froze mid-motion.A beat later, his temper snapped. Dark, furious eyes pinned me in place as his voice rumbled sharp with anger. "Sera, you've taken this far too far. All over a messed-up

Sera's POVI didn't wait for Vera to screech another word. I hit end call, then blocked her number entirely.Finally, blessed silence.The showdown with Corbin, the brutal truth-laying with Vera—they'd hit like two doses of harsh, necessary medicine. The last foggy, confused fragments of my heart cleared completely, hardening into unshakable resolve.That peace only lasted a few hours.By dusk, my phone blew up again from an unknown caller ID. I answered, and Corbin's voice exploded through the line—raw with suppressed fury, a dangerous tremor cutting through his growl."Sera! What the hell did you say to Vera? She cried so hard she passed out! She's in the healing room right now! The medic said her wolf went unstable from extreme emotional distress! Do you want to drive her straight to her grave?!"I almost laughed out loud. Vera's acting skills just kept getting better—from fake sobbing all the way to "fainting spells." Perfect cover. It'd win her every last drop of Corbin's pity and

Sera's POVEvery word I spoke cut like a blade, merciless and sharp. Vera froze solid, raw fear surfacing clear in her eyes for the very first time. She parted her lips, yet no sound escaped—she only stared hard at me, her frame trembling faintly.After that, I walked calmly back into my house.I knew Vera, Corbin and I were now locked on opposing paths with no way to turn back. And in this fight, I'd only just seized the upper hand.Back inside my room, I twisted the deadbolt shut and drew a deep breath.I crossed to my desk and carefully filed away the photograph.My phone lit up with a fresh message from my private investigator:[Sera, new intel has surfaced. The target Alpha and Vera Marsh have met constantly these past few days, at the healing wing, the diner by Moonveil Lake, and Vera's private residence. Photos and records are sorted and ready to send whenever you need them.][Additionally, I've uncovered several records concerning Vera Marsh's past...]I scanned the investigat

Sera's POVI said my piece and didn't linger. I turned on my heel and strode away.This time, I didn't look back. Whether Corbin still stood there, whether he regretted it, whether he hurt—none of it mattered to me anymore.My new life was just beginning.The days that followed were fuller and freer than I'd ever imagined. I poured nearly all my energy into healing work for the Frost Pack. My already strong healing abilities, sharpened by single-minded focus, quickly caught the eye of the pack's head healer. I earned my official healer's certification and began taking patients on my own.My days filled up steadily, and color returned to my cheeks little by little.The old Sera, the one who'd faded and dimmed, was slowly dying. In her place stood a stronger, more independent, confident, and alive version of myself.My parents sent worried messages every now and then, hinting gently about my life and encouraging me to "keep an open mind if someone suitable comes along." I always laughe