Lahat ng Kabanata ng Wild Heart, Untamed Alphas: Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

~Winter~ Having to spend time in the North without Noah was hard for me. I didn't want to come across as clingy, but letting go wasn't easy. A strong part of me wanted to tag along, and I might have done that. When I realised Anthony had left, I felt a bit stranded because the people we had followed to the North had left, and we were still here. We were new to the royal family circle, so Summer and I felt out of place. Our discomfort didn't linger because Princess Josephine and the other ladies ensured we were welcomed. We laughed, played, gossiped and played some Croquet. The game was slowly becoming my favourite, especially because we teased each other when we missed easy shots or didn't position well. I know Eleanor teased Summer about being unable to position herself well because of what Sebastien might have done before he left. She was pink instantly, and everyone laughed. We teased them, too, and it was all fun. The loneliness didn't set in until it was time to retire to b

~Winter~ Morning came, and I was a bit sore between my legs. Noah had kept his promise, and indeed, I had pleaded with him. Food was served around three in the morning because I was famished. Right around the time, my clothes were delivered to the room. We both ate and went to bed. Noah held on to me, and I could feel he was optimistic about something. Whatever he went to do in the East must have turned out well for him. We showered together. It was clear we had missed breakfast, but it was okay. "When will we return to the East?" I finally asked him, stepping out of the dressing closet with jeans and one of the T-shirts that Chelsea had made for me as a gift. It had writing on the chest area where my boobs were that said, "I have a face, you know?" and I remembered how the T-shirt made me laugh when she gave it to me. Noah saw the shirt and laughed. "Creative," he said, and I smiled. "Yeah, Chelsea made it. She has a lot of weird t-shirts like this one," I said, and he nodded

~Brandon~ I exited the shower after spending a while in there and returned to the room right around the time that my phone rang. I rushed towards it and saw it was Lesley. I didn't want to answer it, but knowing it could be an emergency, I answered the call. "Hello," I said, sounding as normal as I could manage. "Brandon, when are you coming home?" She asked, and I cursed under my breath. This wasn't the time for this. "I don't know," I said, and she was silent a bit before speaking. "Alpha Gabriel called requesting our land at the Maines border as payment," She said, and I pinched the bridge of my nose. "And what did you say?" I asked her, trying to focus on what she was telling me. "I told him you weren't around and had gone to the north. Then I offered him money, and he said what Hayland owed is more than that," she said, and I knew she was about to complain, so I braced myself for it. "It is too much for me, Brandon. This is too much. You don't love me; you won't touch me

~Brandon~ The invitation took me by surprise, but the sincerity in Anthony's eyes was unmistakable. Despite the challenges that lay ahead, there was a sense of unity in his words, a shared determination to face whatever trials awaited us together. And as I looked around at the faces of my newfound allies, a flicker of hope ignited within me. Perhaps, against all odds, we could emerge victorious. "Sure, I do not mind," I said, and they began to leave. "Great, meet us at the dining hall in the Alpha Wing in one hour and thirty minutes," Justin said, walking past me. He stopped and placed his hand on my shoulder. I looked at him, and he sighed. "Victory isn't guaranteed, Knight. We can't win them all, nor can we have it all. Every loss carries a lesson. Brush yourself off and rise again. The future holds unforeseen opportunities," he said with a smile and walked away. His words sank deep into my soul. I believe it was because I wore my misery on my sleeves. My pain was palpable,

~Lilly~ As the realisation sunk in, a bitter taste filled my mouth, and I fought back the bitter tears threatening to spill from my eyes. This wasn't how it was supposed to be. I deserved more than to be a mere footnote in someone else's love story, a consolation prize for a man who had already made his choice. But even as I raged against the injustice of it all, a small part of me couldn't help but wonder—was there still a chance for redemption? Could Brandon find the courage to break free from the chains he was bound with by his wife and embrace the possibility of a new beginning? I held my breath, waiting for him to speak, to offer something, anything, but as the silence stretched on, the truth became painfully clear. With a heavy heart, I turned away, steeling myself against the ache of disappointment and betrayal. For in that moment, I knew that my fairy tale ending was nothing more than a fleeting dream, a figment of my imagination destined to remain forever out of reach. Te