All Chapters of Taming My Five Alpha Baby Daddies: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

DANIEL.We left Amaris in Roan’s care for now. There was no time to waste because we needed answers, and we needed them fast.The basement was dark, damp, and reeked of blood and mildew. It was the perfect place to break someone down, but we didn’t have time for long games. We had five captives, and they weren’t going to make this easy for us.“How many did you get?” Liam’s voice cut through the silence, his tone sharp with curiosity.“Five,” I answered without missing a beat. “The rest are dead. The ones who got away won’t make it far.”Quinn stepped forward, her eyes cold. “Think they’ll cooperate?”I let out a dry laugh. “Doubt it. Last time I caught one of these masked bastards, he killed himself before I could get a single word out.”Mason cracked his neck, arms crossed over his chest. “They’re not gonna cross hell until I say so.”“We have to be smart about this,” Wesley added, his usual playfulness absent. “We don’t know what crazy shit they’ll pull. We only get one shot at thi

RIVER.Something inside me turned cold. The dragon’s heart fragment… why the hell didn’t I think about that sooner? It made sense why they had been obsessed with acquiring Allison these past few months. They were after her power all along!My mind drifted back to the old book I found in Daniel’s library. I’ve been studying Latin for years so I was able to understand the text. It said that a dragonblood’s power was mainly derived from their heart. It was the single most powerful part of their body.They wanted Allison’s heart.The room suddenly felt smaller and the air almost felt suffocating. I could hear my own pulse pounding in my ears as the weight of my realization sank in.Shit.The man on the floor let out a weak chuckle, coughing through it.“Dragon’s heart, yeah! That’s what it was. I heard them talking about it before. They were going to extract the girl, I mean, Allison’s heart at the night of the full moon!”Damn it!My stomach churned as an ugly, twisted feeling sank into

DANIEL."So, was she expecting us to come in the dead of night or what?" she muttered as we walked inside."This trip is more interesting than I thought.” River smirked.We moved through the small entryway and into the living room, where Brielle sat on the couch, her back facing us. Her posture was relaxed, almost as if she had been waiting for this moment all night. Knowing her, maybe she was."Daniel, I knew you’d come tonight," she murmured, her calm.Then, she turned to face me.Her long blonde hair cascaded down her shoulders, and her supposed blue eyes looked cloudy, as if a thin veil of smoke had settled over them. She wasn’t looking directly at me. Instead, her gaze flickered around as if sensing rather than seeing.River folded his arms across his chest. His eyes narrowed while giving Briella a good look."She’s… blind?" He raised a brow."Okay, I didn’t expect that,” Quinn whispered.I stepped forward, walking towards her. I lowered myself onto one knee and leveled my gaze w

DANIEL.The first memory I saw was the last night of the Flower Moon Festival.The familiar scenery of the lunar valley stretched before me. I saw some bonfires flickering in the distance, along with the sound of laughter, music, and loud music blasting in the middle of the night. As I walked away from the busy crowd, I found myself a few meters away from her.Allison.She was speaking to Mason, a teasing smile on her lips.And just like that, I remembered what this memory meant to me. It was the night I met her. I saw myself stepping forward, inserting myself into the conversation."Seems like there’s a lively conversation happening here. Mind if I join in?" I said with a smirk.Allison glanced at me, raising her glass. "As long as you have something fun to offer."I chuckled. Even her voice sounded so beautiful."Looks like you’re looking to be entertained tonight.”She grinned. God, that grin. It was the kind that made you feel like she was already letting you in on some secret jok

ALLISON.The next day passed by like a blur. I didn’t remember much during the day except from the occasional mumblings of the guards just outside my cell and the fact that they sent me a meal once. A part of me was itching to throw the plate back at their faces but I was too hungry, I actually ended up eating it.Other than that, it was mostly a hellish staring contest with the wall. My drifted in so many thoughts during the hellish hours—Sullivan, Amaris, and the five men I left back home. It took me every bit of will power to stay sane and hold on to the hope that I would somehow find a way out of here.I had no way of telling time inside that cold, damp cell, but when the heavy metal door finally creaked open, the dim light filtering in from the hallway told me it was already night.My body tensed as dozen masked guards stormed in, their heavy boots pounding against the stone floor.“What the hell do you need this time?” I demanded.They didn’t answer. Instead, rough hands grabbed