All Chapters of Alpha's begging me back home: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Thea sneered, her scent sharp with disgust. "Nathan, how dare you possess the audacity to howl such lies?""You speak of hunting for her, of protecting the pack-unity? Do you think I would believe your treacherous nonsense? Ha! You are merely using our daughter as a pawn to secure my forgiveness, so I will no longer be a stumbling block in your hunt for power. You are so hypocritical it sickens my very soul."She remembered the night their daughter’s fever burned like a forest fire, yet he refused to drive them to safety because he was scenting the trail of a date with Victoria. On the girl’s naming-day, he showed no interest in his own flesh and blood, yet he attended a grand celebration for a rival’s cub, gifting the child an exquisite, high-rank tribute.The daughter had stumbled upon the digital scent of her father playing the loving Alpha to another man’s offspring. She had howled in grief until her spirit nearly broke.That night, Thea had abandoned her Luna-pride and knelt befo

"Is her physical vessel failing?" Theo demanded.The doctor looked puzzled, checking his charts. "Technically, the shallow wounds and bruises should have begun to knit by now. An average member of the pack would be on their feet. But Ms. Thea’s internal essence is deteriorating... I suspect the kidnapping and the trauma have dealt a lethal blow to her psychological core."Theo’s eyes darkened into shadowed abysses. "I knew it."He returned to Thea’s ward. She was drifting, her eyes half-closed, but the moment she scented his approach, she feigned a deep slumber. Theo didn't speak. He simply sat, his sharp, protective gaze fixed on her pale, porcelain face.Thea couldn't endure his silent, heavy presence for long. She cracked an eye open, meeting his piercing stare."Theodore... you’ve returned?" she whispered nervously.As she moved, her breath hitched—the phantom pain of her wounds pulling at her. Theo’s icy exterior melted instantly, his eye sockets turning a raw, bruised red."Ever

Theo reached out, gently tapping her forehead as if to ground her spirit. "I will always remember the first time I scented your presence," he said softly. "To me, you looked the most beautiful then, and you are the most beautiful now."Thea felt a surge of devotion. "Theodore, no matter how jagged my spirit becomes, I would protect your life-force until my final sunset. Do you trust me?"Theo offered a tender, Alpha-smile. "She calls you malicious, and you believe her? Foolish pup. Why are you so easily swayed by the howling of scavengers? In my eyes, you are just a naive little fool who doesn't know her own worth."Thea whispered, her scent heavy with confession, "But what she said is true... I did intentionally trap Nathan in a lie."Theo’s eyes flared with righteous indignation. "Then it was a fate he earned with every mauling he gave you."Seeing that Thea’s thirst for blood was leading her to take reckless risks, Theo leaned in to steady her. "Sister, the cycles of the moon are l

The sounds began to fade into a dull hum as Nathan collapsed into the dirt, shorn of his dignity. A single, hot tear welled in his eye and traced a path down his cheek. He touched the moisture, his fingers trembling. He had actually shed the tears of a broken wolf.In the silence of his shame, the shards of Thea’s intention began to pierce his mind. He had once mocked her for her low-born origins, for her time begging on the bridge. Only today, under the weight of his own humiliation, did he realize how his casual cruelty had scarred her spirit.He finally looked at the ghost of their relationship with clear eyes. His "superiority" was nothing but a superficial illusion granted by his sire’s status. Without the pack's protection, he was lesser than Thea. She had carried more integrity in her hunger than he did in his wealth.As the early hours of the morning brought a bitter, autumn rain, Nathan watched the grey sky through the iron bars. He was cold, hollowed out by hunger, and haunt

Victoria stared at him, her blood running cold. This was not the dominant Alpha she knew. His tolerance for Thea felt like a lethal threat to her own standing."Are you not being too merciful toward a rogue?" she asked, her voice laced with a bitter, jealous edge."Victoria, I have seen the shadows of the past within The City of Cycles," Nathan said, his gaze distant. "If I hadn't deceived her to harvest her essence, her life would have been a high-flying hunt, far better than the cage I built for her. We have failed her, Victoria. She outsmarted me this time, and I will let the debt stand."Victoria’s hands clenched into claws beneath her sleeves. "And if she hunts us again? If she seeks to tear out our throats?""I will not give her the opening to harm you," Nathan vowed, though the hostility in his eyes was muted. "Do not worry."Victoria let out a jagged sigh. "But you are now an abandoned pup of the Hill lineage. Their protection is gone. Thea has Theo’s Alpha-strength behind her