Lahat ng Kabanata ng Alpha’s Deal: Be My Mate: Kabanata 201 - Kabanata 207

Chapter 201 – The ShatteredZarina’s POVThe morning started with silence.Too quiet.The kind of silence that wrapped around your heart and warned you that something was coming—even if you didn’t know what it was yet.I sat near the window of the small house I’d rented outside the pack borders. It wasn’t much. A single-floor cabin, far from the center of the pack lands. No guards. No servants. Just me, the triplets, and the aching hole that used to be filled with love, warmth, and Asher.The kids were asleep, bundled up on the old couch with their tiny limbs tucked around one another. I had braided my daughter’s hair the night before, but she had rolled in her sleep, and now her curls were a mess again. I smiled sadly.I wanted peace, but even here, even in silence, my mind was loud.Images of that photo wouldn’t stop coming. Zaria’s hand on his face. The soft expression on Asher’s features. It burned behind my eyelids every time I closed my eyes.I didn’t want to believe it. I wante

Chapter 203 - PhotoZarina’s POVI sat on the porch of the small cottage I had moved into after leaving the packhouse. The wind was soft that morning, but I didn’t feel any of it. My eyes stared into the trees, but my mind wasn’t there.So much had happened in so little time.That photo. That cruel, cruel photo of Zaria touching Asher’s face. It had spread like wildfire—every whisper, every stare, every pitying glance. It broke something in me that I couldn’t put back together.Even now, I could still see her hand on his cheek… her eyes locking with his.Even if it was staged, even if he didn’t want it… the damage was done.I had packed my things and left. Quietly. Without a fight. Without even telling him.I took our children—my triplets—and disappeared into this small, forgotten corner of the territory.But peace never stayed long.Not for people like me.Not even a week after the photo scandal, I heard the next rumor.“Zaria is pregnant.”Those three words shattered what little pea

Chapter 205 — Her PeaceZarina’s POVThe wind outside was soft. The trees swayed gently. The sun peeked through the curtains, but I didn’t feel its warmth.I sat on the edge of the bed, brushing my daughter’s hair as she giggled and kicked her tiny legs. One of the boys was crawling toward a toy near the fireplace. The other was sleeping soundly in the cradle. They were my peace—my reason. But even now, my hands were shaking.Ever since I left the pack house, I had lived in quiet pain. I hadn’t spoken to Asher. Not once. I had blocked the link between us. The only voice I answered was Damon’s—he would sometimes check in on the children and bring supplies. He never pushed me to go back, but his eyes were always filled with pity.I hated that look.I was trying to forget what I saw that day. Zaria’s hand on Asher’s face. The picture spreading like wildfire. The whispers. The betrayal.But today, I couldn’t escape it.Because today, Damon came again. And this time, he wasn’t carrying sup

Chapter 207 – The Uninvited GuestZarina’s POVThe wind was different today.It wasn’t just the rustling of the trees or the occasional chirp of birds. It was the way the air felt—tense, like it was holding its breath, waiting for something to go wrong.I had just finished feeding the triplets. They were finally asleep, their tiny bodies curled close to each other on the bed. The house was small, but peaceful. No palace. No guards. No whispers. No Zaria.I thought I had escaped her.I sat on the edge of the couch, holding a cup of lukewarm tea. I hadn’t even tasted it yet. My hands were too tired, and my mind had too many questions. I didn’t know if Asher had tried looking for me. I didn’t know if he believed the rumors. But what I did know—what I kept reminding myself—was that I left because I had to breathe again.But just as I stood to place the cup down, there was a knock at the door.I froze.No one ever visited me here. Not without notice. Damon had promised me privacy. Only he