All Chapters of My Ex's Father Is My Alpha Daddy: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Elara I stared blankly at the ceiling, my chest burning with a frustrating mix of raw anger and absolute humiliation. My lips still felt faintly swollen from the way Maverick had completely devoured them the night before, and the memory made me want to scream into my pillow. I had promised myself I would never, ever be this weak for another man again. Not after what Jason did to me. Yet here I was, losing my mind over a man who didn't even make sense, one minute he was kissing me like I was the only thing that mattered, and the next, he was looking me dead in the eye, treating me like I was some useless, breakable liability. “Elara? Time for training, girl,” Helena’s voice called through the door as she knocked. “You don't want to be late, do you?” “I'm not going, Helena!” I yelled back, pulling the covers over my face. “I'm staying in bed today.” I didn't want to see anyone. Most of all, I didn't want to see him. I deliberately stayed under the blankets for hours. Wh

Elara Thirty minutes. I was exactly thirty minutes late to the training grounds, and I didn't care. Alpha Damon had made it perfectly clear I had ten minutes to be out there, but after what he had just done to me in my bedroom—leaving me trembling, my skin flushed, and my core throbbing with a confusing, humiliating heat, there was no way I was rushing for him. I had forced myself under a freezing cold shower just to scrub the lingering scent of his dominance off my skin and get my legs to stop shaking. By the time I finally walked out into the blinding sun, warriors were already sparring in the dirt rings. I scanned the place, looking for a familiar face, hoping to see Finn. But he was nowhere to be found. Instead, Alpha Damon walked right into the center of the main training field. The heavy, suffocating aura of his authority silenced the surrounding warriors instantly. His dark green eyes bypassed everyone else and locked directly onto me. “You're late, Elara.,” Damon call

Damon PovI entered the hall to see it was already packed full of people.At least Danny did one thing right today. Though I was still fiercely annoyed at the fact that he could keep something this serious from me. Knowing he had hidden the truth just to protect Jason pissed me off even more.I bet no they didn't expect I'll be doing this. But I'll never cover up something like that, regardless of the fact that it has been my son who'd done the act. The truth is, that stupid action that seemed small to him, that leaked video, and a few harsh laughs could seriously damage someone. It could break a person to the point where they might never be able to climb out of the dark hole it pushed them into. Walking straight to the front, I could hear the whispers of confusion flying through the hall. But the truth was already spreading fast. I stopped at the edge of the platform and let my aura crash down over the room.The whispers died instantly. I glared at the faces in the crowd. Some of

DamonMaverick was screaming.It was a sound I had never heard from my wolf before.She was gone. One second her sweet, defiant scent was right here, filling my lungs, and the next, it was as if she had never existed.I paced the edge of the deep hole in the earth, my claws digging deep furrows into the dirt. I leaned my head over the edge, inhaling until my lungs burned, but there was nothing. No blood, no broken branches. Just the cold, dead scent of damp stone.I dropped to my knees, leaning as far over the crumbling edge as I dared. “Elara!” I shouted, my voice echoing off the unseen walls below. “Elara, answer me!”'Jump!' Maverick roared, pacing furiously in my mind. 'Go down there!'I was about to throw myself into the darkness when the sound of heavy boots crashing through the brush stopped me. Danny, who I'd contacted through the mind link a while ago burst into the clearing with four warriors. They had heavy ropes slung over their shoulders and high-powered flashlights in th

Elara“I'm sorry, sweetie,” Helena said, her voice full of apology. “But Alpha Damon already had your things moved into the pack house this afternoon.”“What?” I sat up straight, a jolt of anger cutting through my fatigue. “He did what? He can't just raid my room and move my life because he feels like it!”“Elara, please,” my mom whispered softly, finally turning around to look at me. Her eyes were still laced with fear, but there was a deep, hidden anxiety in her expression that made me pause. “Just don't fight it right now.”“I tried to talk him out of it, Elara, I really did,” Helena added, pulling the car up the long driveway and coming to a stop right in front of the main entrance. “But he insisted. He said after what happened last night, he doesn't know what's going on with you, and he refuses to let you stay on the outskirts where he can't protect... where he can't keep an eye on you.”I stared out the window at the massive stone stairs of the pack house. Moving in here means b