CANEI sat in my chambers, my anger boiling over as I thought about Leah's betrayal. The letter she wrote to Alex was proof that she had never changed, that she was still the same manipulative and cunning woman she had always been. She had played everyone, using the pregnancy as another weapon to hold onto power.I felt a wave of disgust wash over me as I thought about how she had used me, how she had used my child. She had pretended to be the loving mother-to-be, all the while secretly plotting with Alex. It was a betrayal of the worst kind, and I couldn't let it stand.I thought about all the times I had given her the benefit of the doubt, all the times I had tried to make excuses for her behavior. But now, I saw her for what she truly was - a power-hungry woman who would stop at nothing to get what she wanted.I knew I couldn't let her poison the palace any longer. She had to be stopped, and I was the only one who could do it. I thought about the welfare of my pack, about the s
CANEI was in my room, trying to arrange some documents and clear my head. I was still angry and confused about Leah's pregnancy, and the weight of it all was bearing down on me. I had been trying to focus on the task at hand, but my mind kept wandering back to the situation with Leah.Just as I was starting to make some progress, Ken and two guards came in. They brought one of Leah's maidens with them, a young girl who looked very scared. In her hand was a folded letter, and I could sense that something was amiss."What is this?" I asked Ken, my voice firm. "What's going on?""It's one of Leah's maidens, Alpha," Ken replied. "She came to us with a letter. She says it's important."I looked at the girl, who was trembling slightly. "What is it?" I asked her, my voice softer than I intended. "What do you know?"The girl hesitated, looking around nervously at the guards. "I-I don't know if I should be telling you this, Alpha," she stammered. “But I have to. Leah's been getting message
LEAHI sat up on my bed in the palace chamber, still weak from my time in the clinic but burning with anger that I had been treated like a prisoner. I hated the guards watching me every move, their eyes always on me, always judging me. And Cane, oh Cane, he refused to see me as anything more than a threat.I threw off the covers and swung my legs over the side of the bed, my feet dangling in the air. I felt a surge of frustration and anger, and I didn't know how to contain it. I was trapped, trapped in this palace, trapped by Cane's rules and restrictions.I looked around the room, my eyes scanning the space. It was a beautiful room, luxurious and opulent, but it was still a prison. I was being watched, guarded, and controlled. And I knew that Cane was behind it all, that he was the one who had ordered this treatment.I felt a pang of resentment towards him, towards the way he had treated me. Didn't he know that I was carrying his child? Didn't he care about the future of our pack
CANEI sat in the council room, my mind heavy with the weight of everything that had unfolded. Leah's pregnancy had complicated things more than I could have imagined, and I couldn't let it cloud my judgment as Alpha.I needed to stay focused, to make decisions that would benefit the pack, not just my own personal feelings.As I looked around the room, I felt a sense of gratitude towards my council members. They were loyal and dedicated, and I knew I could trust them to help me navigate this complex situation. But I also knew that I needed someone by my side, someone I could trust implicitly.My thoughts turned to Alex, and I felt a shudder run down my spine. Leah had almost manipulated me into making him my Beta, but thank Goddess that plan had failed. Alex was ambitious, and I knew he would stop at nothing to get what he wanted. I couldn't trust him, not yet.My gaze fell on Ava, and I felt a sense of calm wash over me. She was my rock, my safe haven. I knew I could trust her with
AVAI found Cane pacing angrily in his chambers, his chest rising and falling heavily as he struggled to contain his emotions. I could feel the storm in him without needing to ask, Leah's message had gotten under his skin and was fueling his rage. I stepped closer, my presence soft but firm, determined not to let Cane spiral deeper into his anger.As I approached him, Cane's eyes flashed towards me, his gaze intense and turbulent. I could see the turmoil brewing inside him, the conflict between his love for me and his responsibility towards the child Leah carried. I knew that Cane was torn, and that Leah's manipulation was playing on his emotions.I reached out to him, my hand gentle on his arm. "Cane," I said softly, trying to calm him down. "Let's talk about this. Let's figure out what to do next."Cane's gaze locked onto mine, his eyes searching for answers. I could see the uncertainty in them, the doubt and the fear. He was trying to navigate this complex situation, to do what
CANEI sat in my room, still restless from the news of Leah's pregnancy and Ava's reaction. My mind was a jumble of emotions and thoughts, and I couldn't seem to shake off the feeling of unease that had settled over me. Just as I was lost in thought, a knock came on the door.I looked up to see one of the guards from the pack clinic standing in the doorway, bowing nervously. "What is it?" I asked, my voice firm but controlled.The guard hesitated before speaking, "It's about Leah, alpha. One of the clinic attendants came to me with a message from her. She wants to be moved out of the clinic and taken back to the palace."I raised an eyebrow, intrigued by Leah's request. "Go on," I said, my voice neutral.The guard swallowed hard before continuing, "She also said to remind you that your heir should not be treated poorly by being connected to a dungeon. She believes it's not fitting for the future alpha to be associated with such a place."I felt a surge of emotions as I listened to t