All Chapters of She's the Alpha : Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

Raven's pov. My eyes stayed on Draven. For a long moment I could not look away. He sat like a king who had not yet been told he was finished. Cocky but in an elegant way. “Raven,” one of the elders muttered, the name coming out like it was his worst nightmare. And it should be — nothing is going to stop me from dragging all of them to hell. One of them spat into the dirt and said, loud enough for everyone to hear, “You keep us here against our will, Draven. You chain us with fear.”I felt the rage like a fire under my skin. The elders are just as pathetic as before. Look how quickly they switch sides. Even a chameleon doesn't change color that fast. “Leave,” I said. My voice was steady but filled with venom. “Leave now, all of you.” I lifted my chin. “Or stay and fight with me.”They looked at each other and then they ran outside without giving it a second thought. I wasn't letting the elders off that easily— hell no. They are bunch of losers who had nowhere to go. They will com

Raven’s POV. Kai left before sunrise. I stood by the window and watched him walk away until I could not see him anymore. He didn’t even look back. Or scared His father specially said “before sunrise” and Kai left when it was sunrise, even though I kept telling him to leave before sunrise, so he could at least stop the army who were on their way to destroy us. The morning was quiet. I fed my son, bathed him, and wrapped him in a soft blanket. He smiled in his sleep, and it made me forget the war for a few seconds. I stayed beside him most of the day, while the men Kai put in charge worked outside. They were fixing the palace, cleaning the mess, and rebuilding what was broken. I could hear the hammering, shouting, and running footsteps all day.By afternoon, I was tired. My body wanted to rest, but my mind kept thinking about the hearing that would happen in the evening. I was scared and happy at the same time. Well, who cared? I was going to make all of them pay. When the sun beg

Kai’s POV. Morning came fast. The sky was still gray, and the air felt cold. I hadn’t slept all night. My mind kept running in circles, thinking about the fight that would come. I sat by the window, watching the mist rise from the ground, when I heard a soft knock on my door.I turned. “Come in.”The door opened slowly, and there she was — my nursing mother. The only person who had ever shown me real kindness in this palace. She looked smaller than I remembered, her gray hair pulled back, her eyes tired but still warm as always.“Kai…” she whispered, and her voice broke.I stood up and walked to her. She reached out her arms. I didn’t think twice before falling into her embrace. She felt fragile, like holding a piece of memory I didn’t want to lose. I closed my eyes, inhaling her scent. “I missed you,” I said softly.She pressed her head against my chest. “You shouldn’t have come back,” she said. “Not like this.”“I had to. And you know it.”She pulled back and looked at me with we

Raven's pov. It has been a week and there was no news of Kai. Xavier was the only thing stopping me from panicking unlike Leslie who has been panicking all through. She kept insisting that we snuck into the Lycans territory to find our mate — easy for her to say, she's not the one who's going to feel the pain when those Lycans devour me in sight. I kept myself busy throughout the week and I can proudly say that it was hell. This wasn't the first time we were rebuilding the palace but this was the first time I was doing it with a child in my arms and it was exhausting. But it wasn't like how it was going to be today. Kai was supposed to be beside me as I addressed the villagers and took back my throne. I tried stalling but the unrest in the village grew bigger so I had no other choice than to walk into the wide alone. I stared at myself in the mirror, my eyes fixed on the lines that stretched over my arm like roots. It was never recorded that there were two moon warriors at the sam

Raven’s POVThe crowd exploded into panic the moment the sentinel’s words left his lips.“What do you mean the Lycans are marching here?” someone shouted.“Are we going to die?” another woman screamed, clutching her child.People started yelling over one another — the sound was deafening. Fear spread through them faster than fire. I raised my hands, trying to calm them. “Everyone, please—listen!” I shouted, but my voice was drowned by their cries.Leslie’s voice echoed in my head. “Let them shout. Let them run in fear — only then will they know that they are nothing without us.”“Well, in case you don't know. We do not have the luxury to do that right now,” I muttered through clenched teeth. I tried to ease the tension in the crowd but they were too busy cursing and blaming the royals to notice me. Frustrated, I walked away, heading back to the palace. Zane rushed towards me, his face pale and serious. “Raven, we can’t fight them,” he said loudly. “We don’t have the means for a war