Semua Bab THE RUTHLESS ALPHA'S HUMAN SURROGATE : Bab 61 - Bab 70

CHAPTER 61: YOU'RE A HYBRID VENUS:I was in a field, walking toward a female figure. I didn't know who she was but I had the urge to go to her. Then suddenly, a male figure stood beside her. They looked like a couple.“Venus,” a voice called from where the female figure was. It sounded a bit familiar. Gentle, yet edged with urgency. “Turn around and go back, my love. Don’t come any further.”I turned around and my back was facing toward the sound, my feet gliding over the ground though I hadn’t moved them. “You’ve grown strong, Venus. But you must remember who you are.”“I don’t understand,” I whispered.“There were wolves who feared what you could become—what your bloodline meant. They wanted you dead. Your father and I died trying to shield you.”I blinked in confusion, my heart pounding fast. “But… I’m human.”“No,” the voice said gently, sounding closer. “You’re so much more. You carry my magic, and your father’s royal wolf. You’re a hybrid. Born of two powerful bloodlines. And

CHAPTER 63: MY WOLF AWAKENED VENUS:Maxine led me to the mansion as though I was a child.“I can walk by myself,” I whispered in protest as he put a hand on my shoulder and moved slowly.“I know you can. But I just want to do this,” he responded with a smile. “My wolf is happy being so close to you.”This wolf thing is still foreign to me. But I just nodded as if I understood completely. The entire walk from the hospital to the packhouse had been quiet, though his eyes never left me. I knew he was trying to make sense of what was happening, even if he didn’t say it outright. And to be honest, I was still trying to understand what was happening to me. I mean, how was it possible for me to hear people’s thoughts? How was it possible for me to see events before they happened? How was any of this real?When we entered the pack house, a lot of people bowed to the alpha in greetings. They looked at us with curious eyes.Maxine nodded stiffly in acknowledgement of their greetings and igno

CHAPTER 65: THE REVELATION VENUS The sun was beginning to take over the sky when Maxine decided that we should return to the pack house. When I pointed to that spot and told him that a thirteen years old girl was buried there five years ago, his mouth dropped agape And he stared at me for a long moment.It was a quiet patch near the western border of the territory, where trees stood tall and silent, as though they bore witness to a terrible secret."Here," I whispered, pointing to a dip in the earth partially masked by fallen leaves and moss.He stared at the spot as though he was trying to see through the soil, his jaw tightening. "How do you know this?"I smiled. That question was unnecessary. He knew I had a gift. "I saw it in my vision. I saw a little girl crying for help as soon as we approached. Even right now, she's still crying for justice. Her death has caused all female wolves in your pack to be barren."He closed his eyes. For a long time, neither of us spoke. I could fee

CHAPTER 67: YOU LOOK LIKE YOU'VE SEEN A GHOST MAXINE:I ordered Bryson, one of my warriors to get a casket and put Mira's body in it. I wanted to give her a proper burial. She deserves it.I was so sad my body trembled as I returned back to the pack house. My boots were still caked in forest soil. My shirt clung to my skin with sweat and dried leaves stuck to the hem of my pants. I must’ve looked like I’d crawled out of a battlefield. In many ways, I had.I hadn’t even wiped the tears from my face.Crystal’s scent hit me before I saw her. Crystal is my sister. And the ache in my chest deepened as soon as I realised she was around. I had called her two days ago and requested she come and meet my mate. At the time, I didn't know something like this will come up.The last time I hugged her, she was screaming at me, grief-stricken, and blaming me for not protecting her daughter.I paused at the hallway corner, inhaling deeply before turning toward the living room.And there she was.She

CHAPTER 62: HE ISN'T SAYING THE TRUTH MAXINE:I gave Crystal a glass of water and waited until she has calmed down. “Let's go,”she said, rising to her feet. Donald stood too, ready to accompany his mate. Amira was his child after all. I led them to the gate of the dungeon, accompanied by a few of my security men.As I stood at the heavy dungeon door, my hand poised on the thick iron handle, I glanced at my sister. The expression on her face was unreadable. Crystal's grip was firm on my arm, and her entire body taut with rage and heartbreak. The flickering torchlight in the corridor barely touched her face, but I could see the fire in her eyes. She hadn’t said a word the whole way here.Until now."I need to see him, Max. I need to look at him."I gave a single nod. "You will. Just... try to remember he's already condemned."Her lips curled bitterly. "Not by me, he isn’t."The two guards at the dungeon door stood to attention as I approached. They unlatched the lock and swung it op