All Chapters of A BREEDER FOR ALPHA ENZO : Chapter 31 - Chapter 39

As I left doctor Tobias’s office, I walked slowly, my thoughts tangled with a mix of curiosity and longing. I couldn’t help but wonder what Alpha Enzo was doing. Tobias had assured me that everything looked good during my check-up, but my mind wasn’t focused on myself. Instead, it drifted to Enzo.I had overheard earlier that he was in a meeting with the council, discussing the last rogue attack and strategies to prevent further incursions. I admired his dedication, his tireless efforts to protect the pack, but selfishly, I missed him. I missed the way he held me close, his strong arms wrapping me in a cocoon of warmth and safety. Even thinking about it sent a small smile to my lips and made my chest ache with yearning.By the time I reached my room, I felt the weight of the day pressing down on me. After closing the door, I kicked off my shoes and settled onto the bed, staring up at the ceiling. Hours passed as I allowed my mind to wander, reliving memories of Enzo’s rare but heart-m

DaphneThe morning sun poured through the large windows, painting the walls with golden light. I stood there, arms wrapped around myself, watching the world wake up outside. Birds chirped in the distance, the trees swayed gently in the wind, and everything seemed so peaceful.But inside me, a storm raged.The contract. The curse. The unbearable thought of leaving my child behind. The weight of it all pressed down on me, threatening to suffocate me.I barely noticed when the bed shifted behind me, but I felt the warmth of his presence before he even touched me. Enzo moved silently, the way only an Alpha could, until his arms slipped around my waist from behind, pulling me into his embrace.His lips found my shoulder, pressing soft kisses along my skin, and I closed my eyes, savoring the feeling even as my heart ached.“You left our bed,” he murmured against my neck, his voice husky from sleep.I forced a small smile, tilting my head slightly as if nothing was wrong. “I couldn’t sleep.”

FionaI sat at the grand dining table, my hands folded neatly on my lap, my face the picture of calm. Inside, however, my heart pounded with anticipation.Any moment now.I had planned everything carefully. The servant I trusted had done as instructed, coating the stairs with an invisible, slippery substance. Just enough to send Daphne tumbling down, enough to make her lose the precious child she carried.It had to be an accident. No one could suspect a thing.The thought made me smirk slightly.I had arrived first, making sure I was seated before anyone else. Moments later, Enzo walked in, his strong presence filling the room as he took his seat beside me."Good morning," he said absently, but his tone lacked warmth.I forced a soft smile, reaching for the tea that had been set for me. "Good morning, my love."He barely acknowledged me, his gaze flickering toward the door as if he were waiting for someone.I already knew who."Did you sleep well?" I asked, desperate to keep his atten

DAPHNE The morning light spilled through the windows of my room, soft against the walls. It should have felt peaceful, safe. Yet a tightness gripped my chest, one I hadn’t been able to shake since yesterday , since the slip on the stairs that almost cost me everything.I woke slowly, my body instinctively curling around the warmth at my side. Enzo’s arm was heavy over my waist, his breathing slow and even. In sleep, he was a man unburdened by titles or curses, a man without war or betrayal on his shoulders.I wished he could stay like that forever.My hand drifted to my stomach, feeling the barely-there swell beneath my palm. It still felt surreal. A life, tiny and fragile, growing inside me. A child I wasn’t meant to have. A child some would rather see gone.I carefully lifted Enzo’s arm from my waist and slid from the bed. My feet touched the cool floor as I crossed to the window, needing space to breathe. The grounds were still cloaked in mist, the trees at the edge of the fore