Lahat ng Kabanata ng ALPHA’s HEART MY PRISON: Kabanata 181 - Kabanata 190

Since meeting Carlos, my days have been a whirlwind of reckless adventures. He had seemed like the perfect companion—someone who could bring every fantasy of mine to life. I truly believed he was my best friend, the one person who understood me completely. But as the weeks passed, I began to see a different side of him, one I had ignored for too long.At first, I dismissed my doubts, convincing myself that I was imagining things. But the truth was undeniable: Carlos was not the man I thought he was.He had promised we would leave this city behind, escape to a place where no one knew us. I had believed him so completely that I even ended my engagement, thinking we would start a new life together. But Carlos never followed through. Every time I brought it up, he would soothe me with sweet words, making me believe in his empty promises all over again.Determined to build a future with him, I suggested he change jobs. Working as a bartender was never a long-term solution. I was even willi

Bianca’s Point of ViewMarvin drove me away from West Street, his hands steady on the wheel as the city slowly woke up around us. The once-dark sky was beginning to lighten, and more cars filled the road.I turned my head to glance at him. The dim glow of streetlights flickered across his sharp features, highlighting the tense set of his jaw. His expression was unreadable—his lips pressed into a firm line, his focus locked on the road ahead.“Are you feeling any better? Don’t worry… You’re safe now.”Marvin must have noticed me staring because he turned slightly, his voice softer than before.The fear still clung to me, refusing to fade. A short while ago, I had been utterly terrified—more than I had ever been in my life.Carlos was a lost cause. A thug who would never change. I had been naïve to think otherwise, to believe that love could fix someone like him. How foolish I had been.I let out a shaky breath, tightening Marvin’s coat around me. Staring out the window, I struggled to

Rose’s Point of View“Do you have a plan in mind?” I asked, settling beside Jack and watching his thoughtful expression. I was certain he had already figured out his next move.Jack turned to me with a soft smile, his gaze warm and tender. Ever since his wolf had recovered, he had become more open, more affectionate.“I have a feeling the Wouri River Pack will target the Blue Lagoon Pack next, now that they’ve taken over the smaller surrounding packs. So, I’ve decided to help them.”“That’s a smart move,” I said, nodding in agreement. “When are you heading to the front lines?”Jack always looked at the bigger picture. By assisting the Blue Lagoon Pack, he wasn’t just helping an ally—he was securing his own pack’s safety. With their support, the smaller packs had a better chance of survival.“Tonight,” he murmured, wrapping his arms around me. I knew he hated leaving my side.I also knew he wouldn’t be back anytime soon.I had heard whispers about the Wouri River Pack since childhood.

Bianca’s Point of ViewCarlos never left me alone. No matter how many times I rejected him, he refused to accept it. I must have been blind to ever think I loved him.“If you refuse our bond, you’ll never find another mate either!” I shouted at him, my voice laced with frustration.Carlos scoffed, his grin infuriatingly smug. “Are you serious, Bianca?” he sneered. “I don’t need a fated mate. I can be with any she-wolf I want. But you? You’re not like me. You need someone loyal—your one true love. That’s why it was so easy to trap you. You’ll never find another mate. You’ll die alone.”My hands clenched into fists. The urge to wrap them around his throat was overwhelming.But no matter how much I despised him, I couldn’t force him to leave me alone. He thrived on tormenting me, taking pleasure in my helplessness.As I stood there seething, the sharp sound of a car door slamming shut caught my attention. I turned toward the source and froze.Marvin was walking toward us.His strides wer

Jack’s Point of ViewWe departed from the Blue Lagoon Pack just before dusk, moving swiftly through the terrain with our army. By the time the sun began to rise, we had arrived at the Allied camp of the smaller packs.The rumble of our vehicles must have alerted them because, within moments, lights flickered on across the camp. The once-quiet area became alive with movement as wary werewolves emerged from their tents, surrounding us with cautious expressions.“Who are you, and what pack do you belong to?” A voice called out from the shadows, its tone sharp and aggressive. A werewolf armed with a firearm stepped forward, his stance defensive.I climbed out of the vehicle, my voice steady and commanding. “I am Alpha Jack. A few days ago, I sent word to your Alpha that the Blue Lagoon Pack would be sending reinforcements to support your alliance.”The werewolf hesitated before fully stepping into the moonlight, revealing his battered form. One of his pant legs hung empty, and he leaned h