บททั้งหมดของ Becoming the Demon Alpha's Bride: บทที่ 251 - บทที่ 260

Two Years Later…"Mama!" The twin voices rang out as the two little ones emerged from the bustling Empire Super Mall, their tiny hands clasped tightly by Isaac. The young man had a grin on his face as he tried to keep up with their boundless energy."Z!" Isaac called out as the young boy suddenly wriggled free from his hold and bolted towards Aleah, who stood just outside, waiting for her kids. She was leaning casually against the rail, her hair catching the sunlight. Her eyes lit up as she spotted the twins. With all the work on her current case, she’d asked Isaac to take care of them for the day, and now, seeing their excitement, she couldn’t help but laugh."Easy there, champ!" Aleah caught the boy in her arms as he threw himself at her, hugging her tight. She lifted him slightly, her heart swelling at the way his laughter echoed in her ears.Meanwhile, the little girl tugged at Isaac’s hand, her wide eyes fixed on her mom. "Mama!" she

Fine, I’ll play along with your twisted games, but hear this—I’ll find you, and when I do, you won’t be playing anymore," Hunter growled, his voice dripping with restrained fury."Threats don’t scare me—""Don’t flatter yourself," Hunter cut him off sharply. "This isn’t about threats. Now, what’s the game? Do you want me to hunt you down? Because trust me, I’ll enjoy that," he added with a smirk that barely masked his anger.On the other end of the line, the man’s silence cracked for a moment—Hunter’s words clearly landing hard. Then came the icy voice: "I hold all the cards. There are bombs inside the Guevarra building. Each one is tied to three things that matter most to you," the man taunted. "You’d better hurry and find them before time runs out. Tick-tock, Hunter. When the clock hits zero, everything—your treasures, your building—goes up in flames."Hunter froze,

Hunter’s hand clenched around the phone, his knuckles turning white. He didn’t know whether to slam it down or throw it across the room in sheer frustration.“Zen.” Hunter heard Aleah’s voice through the earpiece. He didn’t respond right away—his anger was still boiling over. “Zen!” Aleah’s voice cut through his thoughts again.“Hunter,” Rafael said as he stepped closer, gesturing to the earpiece.“A-Aleah. Yeah, I hear you,” Hunter finally answered, snapping out of it.“What’s going on? Have you found Isaac? The twins?” Aleah’s tone was sharp and anxious.“I—I’m with them,” Hunter said, glancing at Isaac and the little boy. He didn’t mention that one of the twins was still missing. When he heard Aleah let out a deep, relieved sigh, guilt hit him hard. He hated not telling her the whole truth.“You need to move

"Zen, what happened?" Sebastian asked as Hunter came back to the mansion with Rafael, Charles, and Joyril. They noticed Aleah and one of the twins weren’t with them. Hunter’s face looked drained, his shoulders sagged. It was getting dark, and nobody had a clue where to start looking for Aleah and their child. The kidnapper still hadn’t contacted them."Is he okay?" Claire asked as she walked over to Rafael. Everyone watched as Hunter sank into the sofa, leaning his head against the backrest. The whole room went quiet, eyes fixed on him, trying to gauge what he'd do or say next. To them, he was like a ticking time bomb waiting to go off.“Papa?” A small voice cut through the silence. It was the young boy stepping closer to Hunter. All eyes turned to him, the only one brave enough to approach the Alpha. Hunter opened his eyes the moment he heard his son’s voice, adjusted his posture, and looked at him. He had no idea how to tell his boy th

Clad in just his black shirt and pants, he sprinted to the edge of the ship and dove into the water before anyone could stop him. “What the hell is he doing?!” Rafael and Charles exclaimed in unison, watching in disbelief. Before they could react further, gunshots rang out from the small boat. Rafael quickly shielded Hunter’s daughter while Charles drew his gun, firing back at their attackers. Samuel and Michael joined in, their aim precise. One by one, the two men on the boat were hit, falling lifelessly into the water. “Is everyone okay?” Charles asked, scanning their group after the chaos ended. Rafael, along with Samuel and Michael, emerged from their cover, nodding. Some of the remaining kidnappers’ men had been taken down in the crossfire. The tension hung thick in the air, but there was still hope as all eyes turned toward the water where Hunter had disappeared. “We’re okay,” Rafael said as he caught his breath. The team reached the boat, but there was still no sign of Hu