Todos los capítulos de Surrogate for the CEO Alpha: Capítulo 111 - Capítulo 120

BrianBy morning, Moon Fang Pack had awakened to a reality none of its members had expected. Silver Moon warriors occupied every major entrance into the territory, patrols had been stationed along the roads leading out of the pack, and guards stood outside the administrative buildings while Ethan’s men systematically secured every point from which Victor could attempt to organize a counterattack. I had not come here intending to occupy his territory, but after discovering the hidden command center beneath his office and realizing how deeply the attacks against Maya were connected to something larger, I could no longer afford to simply take Victor prisoner and walk away.The entire pack knew who was in charge now.Victor was no longer giving orders.I was.I stood on the upper balcony of the main building and watched as several Moon Fang warriors were escorted across the courtyard. Some looked furious, others frightened, but none dared challenge the warriors surrounding them. Their Alp

BrianTwo days after Victor Kane's capture, Moon Fang still smelled like war.The pack had surrendered before dawn, not because its warriors had been defeated in a proper battle, but because Victor's command had collapsed the moment he was taken. His Beta had disappeared during the chaos, several senior warriors had surrendered, and the rest had been left standing between two choices: resist Silver Moon and risk more bloodshed, or accept the ancient law that placed the defeated Alpha's authority into the hands of the victor.They had chosen the second option.The temporary command room had been set up in Victor's office, and for two days I had barely left it. Reports covered the desk, maps covered the walls, and every available screen displayed pieces of information Ethan and the investigation team had managed to recover from the pack's records.I stood before the largest screen, staring at a timeline."Start again," I said.Ethan looked at the board."The gala was the first confirmed

MayaTyler didn't let me leave River Vale. He didn't even pretend that he might.The morning after I told him I wanted to visit my mother, he walked into my room with the same calm expression he wore whenever he had already made a decision and expected everyone around him to accept it."Have you changed your mind," he said.I looked up from the small bag I had packed. "No. I haven't."His eyes dropped to the bag."You aren't going anywhere."I swallowed the anger rising in my throat."I want to see my mother.""And you will.""When?""When I decide."The answer made something inside me sink.I had spent days telling myself that maybe I had misunderstood him, that perhaps his possessiveness came from his position as Alpha, that perhaps if I stopped resisting and gave him what he wanted, things would become easier.But standing there with my packed bag at my feet, I finally understood the difference between being protected and being controlled.He wasn't asking me to stay. He was tellin

MayaFor the next two days, I stayed out of Tyler’s way.I woke early, took care of Roman, and spent most of my time in my room whenever I wasn’t doing something necessary. I stopped asking questions, stopped arguing, and stopped giving Tyler reasons to come looking for me.It didn’t help.He always found a reason.Sometimes it was a complaint about the way I spoke to the maids. Other times, he criticized the clothes I wore or accused me of trying to attract attention whenever another man happened to look in my direction. Once, he walked into the dining room while I was feeding Roman and told me I was becoming useless because I spent too much time with a child who wasn’t even his.I learned quickly that silence didn't protect me from him. It only gave him more room to fill.On the second morning, a guard came to my door.“The Alpha wants you at the farm.”I looked up from Roman’s clothes.“The farm?”“He said you’re to help with the animals.”I stared at him for a moment, waiting for t

MayaFor several seconds, I couldn't move.Tyler lay beneath me, his body sprawled across the dirt. I stared at him, waiting for him to rise and tell me that everything was some terrible mistake, but his empty eyes and motionless body confirmed the truth.I had killed him.Only minutes earlier, I had been begging him to spare my son, promising to obey him if he would only put his claws away. Now I stood over the man who had tormented me, my body covered in dark fur and blood staining my claws. I couldn't understand how I had transformed into a creature powerful enough to overpower him.Then Roman cried, and everything else disappeared from my mind.I turned toward my son, who lay on the blanket Willow had spread across the ground. His cheeks were wet with tears, and blood trickled from the cut on his face. I remembered Tyler raising his claw toward Roman's stomach, and the thought of what might have happened if I hadn't transformed made my chest tighten.I hurried toward him but stopp