Chapter 5 | The Millennium Wolves Book 1

As the protagonist enters the Alpha’s quarters, the sensory details intensify. The scent of cedar and rain (the Alpha’s signature), the low growl of a fire, and the oppressive silence are punctuated only by her heartbeat. The Alpha does not speak immediately. Instead, he circles her—a predator reminding prey of its position.

As we crested a small ridge, I caught sight of them in the distance. The pack was gathered around a carcass, their eyes glowing in the dark. My heart quickened, and I felt a growl building in my chest. the millennium wolves book 1 chapter 5

Aiden makes it clear that his eyes are on Sienna. This isn't just a casual interest; it’s a predatory, possessive claim that sets the tone for the rest of the book. As the protagonist enters the Alpha’s quarters, the

: Sienna’s family is seated at a table closest to the Alpha’s, highlighting her family's rising standing in the pack—a fact her mother is eager to capitalize on. Instead, he circles her—a predator reminding prey of