All Chapters of Alpha's begging me back home: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Mrs. Hill felt a sudden, sharp pain in her chest, as if an invisible set of fangs had clamped down on her heart. She collapsed to the ground.It was unknown how long the shadows stretched before she recovered. She crawled up, her hair disheveled and her fine clothes wrinkled—looking like a defeated wolf who had been dragged through the mud. She sat on the sofa, her gaze vacant, staring into a field of nothingness where her pride used to be. Then, she picked up the phone and dialed a familiar sequence.After the call connected, Thea's voice came through, low and steady, vibrating with the calm power of a True Alpha."Do you need something from me?""Thea... let’s meet."Thea hesitated, a predator weighing the value of a trap, before nodding faintly. "Okay."The Coffee Shop.When Thea arrived, Mrs. Hill was already tucked into a booth, her scent suppressed and weary. She had ordered a cup of Thea's favorite coffee, steaming hot.Thea was genuinely surprised. Back when Mrs. Hill was her

"Victoria, Nathan has been stripped of his rank. He has been kicked out of the Hill Group. In the coming seasons, he won't be able to feed himself, let alone pay for your medicine. Using him as a shield is useless now. Take this and seek a different territory to heal. Or stay here and starve with him."Mrs. Hill left without a second glance. Victoria stared at the money, her tears soaking the bills. She was a wolf without a pack, holding the price of her own abandonment.The Hill Group Headquarters.An unprecedented sensation rocked the building. At the emergency shareholders' meeting, Alaric stood at the head of the table, his presence like an ancient, immovable mountain. As a father, he performed the ultimate act of cruelty: he vetoed his own son. With Nathan’s reputation in tatters and his scent synonymous with failure, the other shareholders followed the old Alpha’s lead. One by one, they cast their votes to strip Nathan of his power.Nathan was completely exiled from the Hill fam

Thea suddenly unclasped "The City of Cycles" from her neck. The artifact caught the light, gleaming with an eerie, rhythmic pulse. "Give me five hundred million, and it’s yours. Hold onto it, and you’ll know the answer soon."Nathan looked troubled. His territory was shrinking, his coffers running dry. Spending five hundred million on an impractical trinket felt like a bite to his own throat. "How could it be worth that much?"Thea sneered, her voice dripping with a predatory mockery. "I never thought the once-mighty Alpha of the Hill Pack would grow so stingy. Are you reduced to counting pennies like a scavenger?"The provocation hit his pride, but Thea kept the lure dangling. "Nathan, do you want to know why you fell from the peak overnight? Why a 'beggar' like me can now hunt you at will? This artifact holds the secrets of the cycles. It will show you everything."Puzzled and desperate for a way back to the top, Nathan took the artifact. "I’ll write the check."He signed his name w

Madam Moore snatched the card, tearing it into jagged pieces like she was shredding prey. "My cub will not seek your trail. Now, get out of my territory!"The teacher shook his head, a final, secret signal flashing in his eyes toward Isabella. "Remember the numbers, Isabella," he murmured before disappearing into the mist.The stone mirror rippled again, shifting to a darker, more calculated scene.Nathan arrived at Rainbow Bridge with his retinue, his stride confident and his Alpha presence radiating a false warmth.Isabella was curled up in the bridge tunnel, her small frame shivering like a wounded animal abandoned in a storm. Tears stained her face as she stared at the cold stone.Nathan reached out his hand, his voice deepening with a manufactured tenderness. "Come with me, Isabella... I will give you a warm den. I will give you a pack that loves you."Isabella looked up, a flicker of hope struggling against her instincts. "There are so many broken strays in the world... why did

In the high tower of the Hill Pack, Alaric learned of the move and erupted in a fury that shook the walls."This mangy spendthrift! How did the son of my blood become so utterly pathetic?" He swept the crystal carafes off his desk, the sound of shattering glass like bone breaking. "He is crawling on his belly to pay off a female he couldn't even keep!"His assistant stepped forward, scent suppressed in a gesture of submission. "Mr. Hill, do not let his rot infect your peace. It is a tragedy that Nathan chose a parasitic mate over the pack’s honor. But while he falls, Caleb rises. Your second-born has just marked a massive territory with the Browns today.""The Browns?" Alaric’s eyes flared with a predatory gleam. "Ah... finally, a son who knows how to hunt."Alaric turned back to the window, his gaze cold. "Nathan still holds too many pieces of the Hill legacy. We cannot let that fool squander the pack’s marrow. Block the sale of the villa. Cut off his path. If he wants to sell his de