The Last Alpha Chapter 21A mediocre-sized house beneath an automobile shop where Hardurlf goes and points where I should adequately park my car. I park it where he suggests, and Fenris looks at my car. “What are you looking at?” My voice is stern when talking to him. “Woah! Easy there, Evan. I am just admiring this car. I love how it blends your eyes.” Hardurlf darts his eyes at me with a soft chuckle escaping from his mouth. I scoff at this angle, the edge of my lips quirk in arrogance. However, Hardurlf also has an attitude.“Don’t act cocky, Evan,” he utters, then goes to me with an emotionless expression. I stare at him like I am not affected by his arrogance. “I am benevolent towards you, don’t make my patience gaunt because for sure, you don’t want to see my true nature.” He gestures to Fenris as they go inside. I am stunned in my position as the Beta cannot take staring at me. “Come in. The food will get cold.” I pressed my lips and instantly regretted what I had d

The Last Alpha Chapter 23What time is it? I open my eyes and keep an eye on the unfamiliar ceiling. I instantly get up from the bed, and this is not my room! The scent on the pillow and comforter is not mine.I open the thick blinds, and the alpenglow gives the sky an orange hue on a cold morning. My head hurts as well as my back. Wait, what did I do yesterday?I cannot remember a thing after Hardurlf kissed me! My feet trudge to the door. It’s still dark, but I can hear murmurs from the other side of the house. I walk in my boxers until the voice becomes more vivid. I lean on the wall and listen to chat. “Alpha, we need a Luna for you. W-Why you’re mating with a man?“ It’s Fenris’ voice. My heart suddenly feels pain in every flatter. Why does it hurt?I hear Hardurlf sigh in disbelief. “What the Theta has said, it was set in stone—“ “The fuck are you saying? What if that Theta was crazy and just said your nonsense. And now you are here, looking like a fool after fifty years.

The Last Alpha Chapter 25“Are you sure you can work properly?” Madam Camille asks me inside her office. I give a positive beam to her before I reply, “Of course, Madam. I am now fine. Thanks for your service.” A smile curved on her face as her pearly white teeth resurfaced. “You’re blessed because that Fenris knew how to handle some nurse duties. I was shocked because he had potential. I wonder why he wanted to be a utility.” I don’t want to slip in this part. Fenris even says he is a nurse. Nevertheless, he never mentions taking care of me while I am unconscious on the bed. A student goes inside the office and gives the details of the previous newborn. I noticed that my senses weakened after the successful delivery today. Madam is now busy with her paperwork, so I go outside and look for Fenris on the other side of the hospital. A student told me that he transported the soiled linen to the laundry department.There are so many patients today. The babies are crying after the

The Last Alpha Chapter 27Each day, I keep on praying for answers. Sherriff Christian talks to me earlier about being vigilant because those criminals are crossing the borders of Clearwater and Forks. My chest is pounding like crazy because my schedule changed the other day. I am now going home at ten in the evening every day until those interns finish their duties. I stop taking too much coffee after Sherriff has a conversation with me. On the other hand, I park my car in the vacant space in between those two cars. I turn off the engine and go inside the hospital premise. It’s already three in the afternoon. Madam may be at the cafeteria having her snack. After logging on to the system, I put my belongings inside the locker. “What did Christian tell you?” My heart would like to jump out of my chest when I close the door, and Fenris appears out of nowhere! His intelligent black eyes are staring at me like no tomorrow. I let out a heavy breath when I finally caressed my chest.

The Last Alpha Chapter 29“Are you sure; you want to go with us?” Sherriff Christian asked me for his reassurance that I am not on duty anymore. “I will go for overtime if that’s necessary, Sherriff.” There’s no further interrogation at the billing station. Sherriff Christian let me go with him inside the police car. I look at Fenris on the other side of the hall as the car slowly leaves the hospital premises. I am apprehensive while Sherriff Christian is talking on the line. “What did you say?” His voice is infilled with displeasure. He gestures to the driver to go faster. “Mill Creek? We’re on our way,” he says on the phone, and we wait for the driver to bring us there. A few minutes later, we arrived at an Inn where so many cars and people around the area. Sherriff Christian ready himself as he goes outside, and the other police clear the way for him. I go out of the car and then notice Captain Elsie is present. There are so many people circulating something that has a s