Alpha's Second Chance novel Chapter 311

NOAH

I watch as the rouge begins to look less sure of himself, and I know he did not come here to fight. He came to get Madeleine and Mom, and he tried to do that by having a witch trying to separate us. But they failed, and now the rouge is just trying to win time, but Dad had enough.

“Leave, as I am sure you know by now. You failed today. And let me just tell you, u will keep failing. Boston, this before you cause the death of hundreds of wolves. Before you ruin lives.” Dad says Calmly, and the rouge knows he has lost today.

The rouge gives an order, and the rouge slowly disappears. Dad made sure they put someone to search the entire pack. To make sure that they are all gone.

When we were sure, we rushed to the new bunker, and Madeleine left and ran into my arms. I hold her close, and I hear her crying a little.

“I need the night off,” I say as I look at Dad.

“Yes, you have been working, son, and I understand why. But don’t forget what others are important as well.” Dad tells me, and I nod my head.

I lift Madeleine into my arms and carry her back towards the castle, all the way through the new tunnel. I step out of the tunnel and into the little office and close the door. Then, carry her out of the library and into our own place.

She is tired, so I go and lay her in bed before I lay down with her, and it doesn’t take long for us to fall asleep.

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When I woke up, Madeleine wasn’t next to me, and I sat up fast, searching for her. I feel she is close, and that is when I smell food from the other room.

I get out of bed and walk into what is our open kitchen/living room, and I see Madeleine busy butting some food on the small dining table.

“It smells amazing,” I tell her, and she looks at me.

“I just thought I would make you some food.” She says and smiles at me.

“Thank you, it smells amazing,” I say as I sit down and look at the food she put on the table.

Madeleine made a big steak with baked potatoes and oven-baked carrots, mushrooms, and onions. It smells incredible, and as we eat, it tastes just as great as it smells.

“I want to ask something,” Madeleine asks carefully, and I look at her and smile.