Alpha Alec's Redemption by Kathy M

Chapter 0130

Alec.

I was still reeling from whatever the fuck Raven had done to me when her words penetrated my throbbing brain.

Fuck, I shouldn't have antagonized her, but in my defense, I wasn't in the right headspace. Things haven't gone the way I'd pictured them today. I was stressed and on edge. That wasn't a good combination. "A confinement spell. What does that mean?" Sadie asks. She couldn't hide the tremble in her voice.

"Exactly that," Raven explains, a certain edge coating her voice. She pulls her gaze from Sadie and fixes it on us. "You thought that it was a curse that was eating this pack, but it's something else."

Rubbing my temples, I try to ease the migraine that had worsened because of whatever voodoo shit Raven did to me.

For the hundredth time, I curse this day. It keeps getting worse instead of better. It's getting on my fucking nerves.

As if it wasn't enough with the confrontation I had earlier with Sadie. Then finding out that she's adopted and now this?

our pack members. Since I was old enough to understand the true meaning of what that means, I've worked my ass off trying to find a solution. Trying to break the damn curse so that we can

one said otherwise. My grandfather, my dad, the elders, everyone said it was a curse, now Raven is saying it's something else. What the fuck am I

Martin asks.

imprinted in us that it was a curse. To find out that everyone had been wrong this whole time, is a major blow. It's akin to saying that

across her chest and starts tapping with her foot. "I'm not sure, what I know is that I did trace the spell, trying to find the

that it's a confinement spell," Sadie asks in a taut voice. "What does that

exactly what their names suggest. They are used to keep, bind or tether

lean forward at my desk, and place my elbows on top of it. "You are saying someone bound something in this

but she answers. "Not something, someone. Confinement spells

to imprison someone here?" Sadie starts pacing much like Raven did a few

probably draining power from the land and its people

plaguing us or this. Either way, we are

Elder Gabriel argues, his voice almost whinny. "It never mentioned anything about

whichever way you look at it,