All Chapters of She's the Alpha : Chapter 211 - Chapter 220

Raven's pov I was able to ease the tension in the palace but mine just got worse in the process. Damien loved me and I broke his heart over and over again without an apology — not by fault by the way, it was just cruel fate that got him all pissed and if I knew Damien well enough, he will come back for revenge. I was pacing in the council hall, biting on my fingers like I was biting on a steak. I suddenly stopped and turned to Kai with a glare but before I could say anything, my mother walked in. “I heard what happened,” she said, her voice mixed with panic and fear. I nodded and turned back to Kai. “What does he want the Black Witch for?”Kai’s jaw tightened. “She was working with his father, I'm sure Damien is just gathering whatever army his father left.”“I don't think that is it,” I frowned. “Damien and Draven never worn the shoe of father or son. They were acting on their own.”Kai nodded, letting out a sigh. “I thought about that but I'm afraid that's the least scary thing

Raven's pov My body shook as I stood in Xavier’s empty room. My baby’s scent still lingered in the air. The thought of Damien ripping out my son's throat made my head spin in fear. I fell to the floor, holding the crib tightly until my knuckles became white. “Xavier,” I muttered, shaking my head as my tears increased. The guards rushed in. “Find him!” I screamed, my voice cracking as guards flooded the doorway. “Search every corner! Every hall! I want this entire palace turned upside down!”They rushed off without hesitation, but it wasn’t enough. My heart pounded wildly, my mind spinning. I looked at the lifeless nanny on the floor again and felt my knees weaken. Theo placed a hand on my shoulder, but I pushed him away.“How could this happen?” I shouted, glaring at the guards who returned empty-handed. “How did they enter the palace without being seen? Tell me!”The guards looked down, trembling. One of them stammered, “We—we don’t know, my Lady. The gates were locked, and we

Author’s POVThe cave was lit by a sickly red glow. Candles made of black wax flickered around the edges, their flames bending unnaturally. A thick fog rolled along the ground, swirling around Damien’s boots as he paced impatiently.In the middle of the cave stood a rough stone, an ancient altar covered in old dried blood. The black witch moved slowly around it drawing strange symbols on the stone with a dagger made from animal bone. Damien’s jaw clenched. He looked toward the small figure lying unconscious nearby — Xavier. The boy’s small chest rose and fell weakly. His wrists were bound with silver-thread ropes.“Are you done yet?” Damien asked. “The auspicious time is almost over!”The witch didn’t look up. “Do not rush me, Lord Damien. Magic like this requires patience. One mistake, and the soul will be lost forever — yours or the boy’s.”“I don’t care,” he snapped, running a hand through his hair. “Just finish it. I can feel the hour slipping away.”The witch turned slowly, h

Raven’s POV“Damien!” I screamed, rage ripping through my throat. I ran straight toward him, but before I could even reach him, he lifted his hand and flicked his wrist.The air cracked like thunder.I flew backward, slamming into the cave wall. The stone tore through my back, and before I could move, an invisible force pinned me there. My body trembled under his spell.“Stay still, Raven,” he said, his voice calm but filled with poison. He took a slow step toward me, his eyes glowing with that terrible golden fire. “You never learn, do you?”“Let me go!” I shouted, struggling against the magic pressing into my chest. “You bastard—”Before I could finish, he turned his palm upward. Behind him, Kai gasped, his body lifting from the ground, floating in midair. His muscles strained, his jaw clenched in pain.“Stop it!” I cried, trying to break free, but the harder I fought, the tighter his spell gripped me.Damien smiled, stepping closer. “You should have chosen me, Raven. You and I—we c

Raven's pov. I stood before the mirror, staring at my gown. It shimmered like soft moonlight. My hands trembled slightly as I adjusted the lace at my shoulder. For a long moment, I just stared at myself in the mirror. I wasn’t sure if I was ready for this new beginning.The door burst open. “Raven!” My mother called. She rushed toward me, her smile bright but her eyes wet. “The guests are waiting, dear. Everyone’s ready.”I forced a smile. “I’m coming.”She touched my cheek gently. “You look beautiful. Just like the moon goddess herself.”I laughed softly. “Let’s hope the moon goddess approves.”When I stepped into the hall, everyone stood up as I walked past them. At the front, Kai was waiting. His dark hair was brushed back, and his eyes glowed softly in the candlelight. His smile—gods, that smile—made me have butterflies in my belly. I walked slowly down the aisle, the soft music echoing through the hall. When I reached him, Kai took my arm and leaned closer. His breath brush