All Chapters of THE ALPHA'S REVENGE ON HIS MATE : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

TreyIt was past midnight when I found myself standing outside Maya's house, if there was anyone who knew Laina it was her, they had been best friends since they were five years old they were practically sisters. Laina trusted Maya with her life I knew because she left her daughter with her, so if I was going to get any answers, Maya was the person to ask, I didn't even remember deciding to come here, one minute I had been sitting alone with a bottle in my hand, staring at the ceiling and trying to convince myself that I didn't care and the next, I was standing on her doorstep, I walked back to my car atleast two times before I finally decided to knock on the door. I knocked once, maybe it was too late I could come back later, and just ask her what I really wanted to know, but before I could turn back and walk back to the car the lights inside the house came on, there was no turning back now. A few seconds later, the door opened, and Maya stood there in her pajamas, her hair messy f

LainaMy first day back at the office felt wrong from the moment I walked through the doors. Everything looked exactly the same, yet somehow nothing felt familiar anymore.The reception area was still decorated with the expensive furniture my father had chosen years ago. The polished floors still reflected the lights above, and employees still moved around with their laptops and files as though the world hadn't changed.But it had, I had lost my father, I went from being the next heir to his kingdom and now I was reduced to a worker and there was nothing I could really do about it, my mother was still avoiding me, everything just felt wrong.Trey was now the new Alpha and, somehow, he was also my boss.I tightened my grip around the folder in my hands, that last part still felt ridiculous.I had spent years trying to forget Trey Davidson, only for him to return and somehow end up owning the company where I worked and e responsible for turning my whole world upside down. I didn't even

LainaMy first day back at the office felt wrong from the moment I walked through the doors. Everything looked exactly the same, yet somehow nothing felt familiar anymore.The reception area was still decorated with the expensive furniture my father had chosen years ago. The polished floors still reflected the lights above, and employees still moved around with their laptops and files as though the world hadn't changed.But it had, I had lost my father, I went from being the next heir to his kingdom and now I was reduced to a worker and there was nothing I could really do about it, my mother was still avoiding me, everything just felt wrong.Trey was now the new Alpha and, somehow, he was also my boss.I tightened my grip around the folder in my hands, that last part still felt ridiculous.I had spent years trying to forget Trey Davidson, only for him to return and somehow end up owning the company where I worked and e responsible for turning my whole world upside down. I didn't even

TreyThe forest was unusually quiet.I stood at the edge of the clearing, staring into the darkness between the trees while the cold night air moved around me, I could hear everything, the rustling of leaves, the distant movement of animals.The steady breathing of the warriors surrounding me.Even the faint beating of someone's heart somewhere beyond the tree line.Being Alpha had changed the way I experienced the world.Before, I had relied on my eyes but now I relied on everything, my hearing, my sense of smell, my instincts.And tonight, every instinct in my body was telling me that something was wrong."He's still inside the territory," Clint said beside me.I didn't look at him "I know.""He crossed the eastern boundary twenty minutes ago.""He is alone?""That's what we are assuming." I finally turned toward him. "Never assume."Clint nodded "You're right."I looked at the warriors surrounding us, they were waiting for my command and this was what being Alpha meant.Not sitting

LainaPain, that was the first thing I felt when consciousness slowly began to pull me out of the darkness.The Pain was so intense that I wished I could sink back into the nothingness I had been floating in. My head felt impossibly heavy, my body ached in places I couldn't identify, and every breath sent a sharp sting through my side.I tried to move, but something pressed against my abdomen, holding me in place, a hand.Someone was touching me, my eyelids fluttered, but the light above me was too bright. I squeezed them shut again, swallowing against the nausea rising in my throat.Where was I?The question drifted through my mind without finding an answer.I remembered the doorbell, my mother had been in the living room when I went to answer it. I had expected to find someone delivering a package or perhaps one of the people who occasionally came to see my mother.Instead, the moment I opened the door, a man grabbed me, I remembered screaming and fighting.I remembered driving my