Lahat ng Kabanata ng A Breeder For The Alpha King : Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

      Imara sat across from Casey at the dinner table, trying to keep a smile on her face. She knew what she was about to do was wrong, but she couldn't help herself. She had to protect her own interests, even if it meant hurting her. It wasn't that she even cared about her. All she needed was to achieve her goal and she could do anything to reach that. Aidan wanted this, She wanted this, Keith and Atlas also wanted this, so what could she do? She didn't care.    "So, how was your day?" Casey asked, picking at her food. “I was actually very surprised when I saw you. I don't know if I missed you or I have just been yearning to see you since I heard that you would be coming here. I know we were not quite cool when I was in the palace and I believed that we only became friends because of her personal interest. It's fine... At least, a friend will always be a friend, no matter how the friendship starte

       Aidan had felt a knot in his stomach all day, as if something was not quite right. He couldn't shake the feeling, no matter how hard he tried. So, when he saw the sun slowly setting over the horizon, he decided to take a walk in the woods to clear his head.    As he walked, the knot in his stomach only grew tighter. He began to feel a sense of dread, as if he were being watched. And then, he heard a faint moaning sound. He stopped on his track and tried to focus on when there sound was coming from. The sound actually sound quite familiar.    Aidan followed the sound until he came upon Imara, lying on the ground, blood seeping from a wound in her stomach. He rushed to her side, his heart pounding in his chest. He look around for anyone but he there was no one to call.    "Imara, what happened to you? Who did this to you?" he asked, his v

       "Alvans, I want to tell you something very important. You may not believe me, but it's the truth." Casey said, standing in front of Alvans, Keith and Atlas. The trio exchanged glances and returned their gaze to her.     "What are you trying to say Casey? I don't think I understand you."     "When was the last time you saw the healer? I mean Mia." Casey said, looking up to see their expression. Aidan wanted to speak immediately, but he wasn't sure of where Casey was heading at. He had to contemplate.     "Do you think she knows that Mia is dead?" Aidan asked Keith telepathically.     "How is that possible?"     "Do you know that Imara killed Mia in the same wood she was with Casey? What if she is aware of it? Or maybe even stumbled upon them?" Aidan said, his forehead wrinklin

     Imara struggled to walk down to the pack. She was so tired and sick that she couldn't lift her legs anymore. The thought of the king throwing her out when he finds out that she didn't come with Casey. Her heart pounded as she approached the castle, her heart were trembling. She began to sink slowly into the ground and at once, she fell down, her legs giving up completely.    She sat there, trying to stand up but her legs were too weak and with the way her heart was beating faster, she could feel the rest of her body parts giving up. Her eyes began to close slowly and at once, everything went blank. She collapsed immediately.     Imara felt her chest tighten at the mention of Casey's name. She had been on her own on a perilous journey for days. She knew how the Alphas was dying to meet Casey and she could only imagine what he had been going through when she was absent. He pr

       Casey woke up with a start, her hand instinctively reaching for her stomach. The events of the past few days weighed heavily on her mind - the relocation, the secret she carried within her, and the uncertainty of what lay ahead. She lay in bed for a moment, trying to gather her thoughts before she faced the day.     As she gingerly swung her legs out of bed, she felt a wave of dizziness wash over her. Holding onto the bedpost for support, she steadied herself and took a few deep breaths. Casey knew she couldn't afford to show any signs of weakness, especially not now when the pack was settling into their new home.     She walked over to the full-length mirror in the corner of her room and examined her reflection. Though she could see her stomach had begun to protrude, it was still easy to conceal with the right clothing. Determined not to let anyone find out about he