Alpha Asher By Jane Doe
Chapter 80
Read Alpha Asher [by Jane Doe] Chapter 80 – Alpha Asher mind-linked his Beta, and the two of us waited by Jessie’s body until he showed. With Jessie’s lifeless face lingering in my mind, Asher turned to face me. His honey eyes were hard as they regarded me, stress and exhaustion hidden beneath the surface.
“The Vampire King used her as payment, didn’t he?” Asher asked, recognizing the pattern of d***h.
‘This isn’t your fault, Lola.’ Maya murmured, ‘You aren’t responsible for everyone.’
I wasn’t sure she knew about her heritage, and I never had the chance to explain. I had long stopped trying to understand the shadows and why they demand such payments, but I couldn’t see the point in k*****g another half-blood. Jessie was just a child, born into a world where species are at war, and collateral damage is high.
“Why?” Asher grimaced, anger flaring in his dark eyes.
“She was like me.” I stated simply, turning my face away as his intense eyes searched for my own. “Not the same blood-line, but she was a half-blood.”
“How long have you known this?” Asher asked, his voice dark.
“Not long.” I shook my head, “I met her when the attacks were happening. We could both smell the Vampire’s–though neither of us knew where the scent was coming from.”
“And this is an indication of her species?” Asher asked, his voice taking on an impatient tone.
I brushed the anger in his voice off, knowing we both endured a very long night. I wondered if either of us would manage to achieve any sleep. With my birthday two days away and a war between species looming over my head, I needed all the sleep I could manage.
“You can’t tell Breyona any of this.” I sighed, knowing her Mom would k**l the two of us if she found out we read her private collection of books. “Breyona’s Mom has a secret stash of books. We broke into her safe and read them. According to the books, Vampire’s scents are nearly undetectable. The scent is undetectable, unless you’re a Vampire.”
“Undetectable?” Asher questioned; his eyes were captivated as I continued speaking.
“They smell sweet–like, really sweet.” I grimaced as the smell ebbed to the front of my memory. “Jessie could smell them too.”
“Then, I suppose the shadows asked for the life of a half-blood.” Asher frowned, “Though he hadn’t k****d her himself.”
“Maybe the shadows have a preference.” I shrugged, though a nagging feeling remained in my gut. “I’m no closer to figuring them out than I was a month ago.”
“I’m not sure I want you to figure them out.” Asher murmured to himself, each of us sharing a look of uncertain concern.
“We need to talk to Brittany, don’t we?” I sighed, knowing this night wasn’t through yet.
“We do.” Asher nodded, “Though I would prefer to speak with her sooner rather than later.”
“I know.” I frowned, “I think I should speak with Tyler.
“Even locked in a cell, I cannot stand the thought of him under the same roof as you.” Asher growled lowly, exhaling sharply as we entered the house.
Alpha Bran had made it back to the packhouse before us, and was slumped on the living room couch. A thin trail of blood ran the length of his face, along with a b****y wound on his arm. The pristine couch in the living room was flecked with blood, but neither Alpha seemed to care.
“One of the fking vermin bit me.” Alpha Bran snapped, holding his arm up to showcase the b****y wound. “Bit me like I’m a fking sausage.”
found myself asking, a dry smile on my face as I looked at the Alpha
my dear.” Alpha Bran returned my grim smile with one of his own.
of Alpha Zeke?” Asher questioned,
his men.” Alpha
turned itself into knots. I had seen enough d***h and blood to last a lifetime, a putrid stench was nothing compared to
two men each to guard their cells. Isaac and one of Asher’s men guarded Tyler’s cell. It was almost humorous to see Tyler’s once best-friend
his eyes hard as he glanced at Tyler’s slumped figure. “I wanted to apologize
The more I thought about my relationship with Tyler, the more I realized how much I had truly changed. The girl who dated Tyler
rough from lack of water. “Get in line, though I’m not sure you can compete with
point. I rolled my eyes at Tyler and watched as he pulled himself
having the gall to act smug while he rotted in a silver cage. “Are things not going so
to laugh. While a war between our species must have been brewing for quite some time, it was Tyler that lit the match and watched everything go up in flames.
because his pride clouds his mind.’ Maya
shall we?” Tyler chuckled, though his laughter was a shell of what it
remaining cautious incase Tyler had something
ablaze with hidden emotion. “I
“And of course, I’m worried. Did you know about the a****k
“I knew they were planning an a****k, but I hadn’t a clue when or where it would happen.
see the harm in
far.” I shrugged, “They headed to my Dad’s house. It seems they were
as some of the light in Tyler’s eyes diminished. I realized; Tyler was hoping the Vampire’s would rescue him. He had nothing for them, nothing to benefit their cause
in on this?” I asked, watching
formed on Tyler’s face. A deep, raspy chuckle emerged from his chest while his eyes were
for this answer, I can see it in your eyes.”
snapped, pinching the bridge of my nose as I exhaled slowly.
interesting.” Tyler chuckled, “If I told you she was in fact working with the Vampire’s, your Alpha would k**l her, but I could
erupted into unhinged laughter. His time in Asher’s dungeons had muddled
Tristan and I to find out the truth. If Brittany was working with
I could see the exhaustion etched onto his gorgeous face; the corners
they would see the truth behind Alpha Asher. Rumored to be ruthless and cruel, Asher had a limitless love for his pack
myself asking, holding myself back from running into his
running a hand through his already messy hair. “I had to resort to some–unsavory
I leaned in, my heart
have no idea the Vampire’s changed their plans.” Asher murmured thoughtfully, yet a shred of suspicion lingered
I grimaced at how weak my own voice sounded. “I’m going to use the bond between Tristan and I to
stalked over to me. Before his lips parted, I knew what he was going to say. There wasn’t a chance in h**l he would willingly allow me to do this, but I didn’t care.
could have died tonight.” I frowned, remembering the fear I felt when my Dad ran from the
one condition.” Asher murmured darkly; lingering anger continued to swim in his obsidian eyes.
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