All Chapters of The Alpha’s Nemesis : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

FABIAN’S POVI had no idea what the fuck was wrong with her.Last night, she had been a ball of gloom and anger, spitting out her words with unbridled venom whilst making sure I knew exactly how much she despised me.And I had welcomed it, going as far as making sure she didn't forget the reason I claimed her in that hall.That day was nothing like the day I claimed Hillary. Although I had felt the sharp recognition in my blood and I had known deep down in my mind that she was mine, it was incomparable to the soul tethering connection I felt with Hillary.With Hillary, I felt complete. Like I had found the part of me that had been missing all along. She completed me in ways I didn’t know I needed completion and I had known that I would tear the world apart before I let harm find her.If only I knew I was the danger. If only I hadn’t seeded her with my pup. Maybe…A sudden pang hit me, a feeling I recognized too well. It was regret. A deeply dug hole that would never be filled. My min

FABIAN’S POV“He’s dead.”Darius’s words hung in the air. Cicero was the first to react to it, his voice echoing across the room.“Dead?” He repeated, his brows drawing together. “How is that possible?” I turned to stare at Darius too who shook his head with a grim expression, “I’m just as shocked as you are.”“The last thing I expected was that he’d kill himself before I brought you to him.”“Wasn’t he locked up?” Cicero asked, taking a step closer.“He was.” Darius nodded. “We kept him locked up for weeks with multiple guards stationed outside his holding cell. Only my Beta and I had access to him.”“Then how did he die?” I asked.Darius looked at me, his expression turning even graver, “He ripped his own heart out.”Cicero’s face changed instantly.“What?” He spat out, turning sharply to me.My jaw locked but I said nothing. My gaze moved past Darius to the empty cell in front of us where there was still blood on the floor.The smell of it was heavy in the air, mixed with someth

AVIONNA’S POV I didn’t think I would second guess my decision, but here I was, panting and catching my breath. The sun overhead was harsh, its heat shimmering above the pavement but it had an even more exhausting effect on my body. Sweat had gathered across my hairline, causing the strands that had slipped through the ponytail I’d swept my hair into to stick to my face. My clothes were damp too, and clung to my body with unforgiving tightness. However, despite the sweltering heat, I was glad I stepped out. I hadn’t even walked that far from Alpha Fabian’s isolated house at the end of the street, but my mind already felt clearer. At some point, I’d felt like a monk in meditation, cut off from worldly desires and vices. While moving between a steady walk and a faster jog, all I could think of were the dewy mornings when I was bent over a patch of soil, my fingers buried in the cool earth as I carefully sowed seeds into it with the wistful hope of watching the flowers bloo

AVIONNA’S POV By the time we returned home, the sun had already begun its descent. The sky beyond the windows was painted in soft shades of orange and gold, and I found myself staring at it longer than I intended. The day had been a good day. It wasn’t a representation of what a perfect day was like for me but it was the best day I’d had since coming to Saturn Pack. As for the rest…Well, I didn’t want to keep thinking of it so now, I focused on watching Martha work in the kitchen while I reminisced on how the day went. “That smells really good,” I pointed out a couple of minutes later, sniffing the air around me slightly. Martha’s laughter tinkled a bit, “It’s creamy garlic chicken with mashed potatoes and some roasted vegetables. I thought you’d like it.” “Oh I do love cream,” I gave a small grin and her smile stretched wider. “I knew you would. It’ll be ready soon.” “Can I help?” She reached for something on the counter and shook her head, “No.” “You didn’t eve

FABIAN’S POV“So, where were we?” Kael asked, giving his son a small smile of approval.“The attacks,” I reminded him.He nodded once. “Right. So if I recollect clearly, you came because you want to know more about the storm pack.”“And Darius,” Cicero inputted. I glanced at him then nodded, affirming his input. “Yes. To my knowledge, you have quite the close relationship with the Storm Pack.”“May I ask why you’re curious about the affairs of the Storm Pack?” Kael asked with a guarded expression that he wasn’t wearing before.“Are you perhaps suspicious of him?”Again, Cicero and I shared a glance. He wanted to know how I’d handle the question while I wondered just how much of it I was willing to reveal to Alpha Kael.After a moment of contemplation, I decided to just be straightforward with him.“He isn’t the only one I suspect. I’ll suspect the Crescent Pack and every other Pack if I have to.The look on Kael’s face became more serious while Lucien sat straighter as though I’d pro