บททั้งหมดของ Alpha King's Caged Mate: บทที่ 191 - บทที่ 200

“This is the way of hospitality in House Fox?” Sylvia scoffed as she glanced down her wrists. She had been bound in silver cuffs that glinted even in the dim light of the room. “You do realize silver has no effect on me? I’m not a werewolf.”Jack, unfazed by her words, took a leisurely sip of his tea. He was seated in the chair opposite Sylvia, his long legs crossed with practiced elegance.“I wasn’t concerned about the material” he replied evenly. “I doubted you had the strength to break any cuffs at all.”He signaled to the servant standing beside Sylvia, who immediately poured tea into a fine porcelain cup before placing it in front of her. The fragrant steam curled into the air, but Sylvia didn’t touch it. Her guard remained as steadfast as her composure. Jack offered a faint smile. “It’s the same blend you used to drink in the palace,” he remarked, gesturing toward the tea. “I hope I haven’t remembered it wrong.”Sylvia’s sharp gaze didn’t waver as she scrutinized him. “You to

OAKLEYOakley groaned, his knees slamming into the ground with a heavy thud. A sharp pain shot up his legs from the impact, exacerbated by the dagger lodged into his thigh. His entire body burned with a white-hot agony. Before he could make another move, Aiden’s strong hand clamped around his neck, claws pressing menacingly against his skin.Despite the pain and the danger, Oakley barked out a laugh, the sound filling the cell. “I underestimated you, Aiden Moran,” he said, a note of approval in his voice. “You seem to have improved rather quickly, haven’t you?”Aiden scoffed, rolling his dark blue eyes as he tightened his grip. “All thanks to your brutal lessons. Had it not been for you, I wouldn’t have learned that much.”“I bet that you should really thank those potions,” Oakley replied, a sly smirk on his face. “But don’t take too much at once. They’ll ruin you. You don't want to see that beautiful lady weep over you, do you?”“Mind your own business,” Aiden snapped, his jaw tigh

Addison’s eyes widened as she glared at Oakley in disbelief, but Oakley’s gaze fixed ahead.Frank twitched his lips, his eyes darting between Oakley and Addison. Of course, he didn’t believe it. The lowly man was clearly hiding something. Maybe he played a game with the sassy bitch. Some predators savored toying with their preys – that much was understandable. And it wasn’t surprising that this pathetic low-born man wanted some fun with a high-born lady. What else could a wretch like him want? Not that mattered. Frank simply didn’t care. As long as the result was the same, it didn’t bother him if Oakley kept his own nasty little secrets. Everyone had secrets. And the truth was better left buried. If Elsa had understood that, she wouldn’t have been in this situation.“Well, if that’s the case, then what are you waiting for? You have her here. Just end her,” Frank said. “Morning is approaching – we don’t have all day, do we?”Oakley glanced at Elsa again. There was a moment of hesitati

EVELYNI felt a tingle spread across my scalp as I locked eyes with Jack's dark, unreadable gaze.Of all people, he was the last I’d expected to see. I hadn’t thought he’d find me so quickly. His masked face was illuminated by the torchlight, casting a large shadow on the stone wall behind him, as though it surrounded me.Cole growled at Jack – a low, rumbling sound that made the guards behind Jack appeared panicked for a moment. It was a warning to back off.Jack glanced at Cole. He didn’t seem surprised to find us here together. His gaze snapped back to me as he demanded.“Come here, Eva.”He still used my nickname, but the usual softness in his tone was gone. The lazy curve of his smile that often accompanied his words had vanished entirely. I had never seen him like this before – so outwardly cold. Of course, Jack had always carried a predatory smoothness in his demeanor, but now he simply was…terrifying.I swallowed hard and clenched my fists tightly. “No.”My eyes darted behind

EVELYNThe man’s face darkened as I explained what had happened. I told him how Sylvia had pushed me away in the gardens and confronted the guards alone. His jaw tightened, and his eyes narrowed in frustration.“She’s insane,” he muttered, retrieving the piece of sapphire he had used in the crypt. Turning to me, his expression grew sharp.“Where’s the other half?” he asked.I blinked in confusion.What the other piece…As I was about to ask, a sudden heat flared against my abdomen. I reached into my pocket and froze as my fingers brushed against something warm and solid. When I pulled it out, I nearly dropped it – a chunk of sapphire. The stone cooled the moment my fingers wrapped around it. its smooth surface delivering a strange sense of calm and tranquility.I had no idea how it had gotten there.The man’s lips pressed into a grim line as he took the sapphire from me and pressed it together against the piece in his hand. My eyes widened with the two halves fusing seamlessly into a