Lahat ng Kabanata ng A Breeder For The Ruthless Alpha king : Kabanata 111 - Kabanata 120

Aurora.Twelve long hours had dragged by since my mother left the palace, and there was still no word from her. Not a whisper, not a sign. Her room sat cloaked in a suffocating stillness that was driving me mad. Even with how furious I was at her, the silence gnawed at my nerves. What if something had gone wrong? I found myself pacing endlessly, stealing glances out the window, hoping—desperately—that she'd appear somewhere in the distance. But the landscape never shifted. The early morning light began to stretch across the horizon, painting eerie shadows along the palace hallways. The unease twisting in my stomach only tightened.My thoughts drifted, as they always did now, to Kaidan. He was the only person I yearned to see. As for my mother—who knew what dark intentions she was concocting? I tried to pause, to center myself, to slow the frantic beating of my heart. I couldn’t afford panic. I knew it would affect my child. But neither could I just sit and watch the hours pass, helple

Aurora.Someone was calling my name. It was faint, like a breeze rustling through leaves, barely distinguishable from the silence. It pulled at me, fragile and distant, like the fading echo of a dream. I didn’t want to respond. I just wanted to stay in the void, where everything was quiet. But the voice came again, clearer this time, more urgent.With great effort, my eyelids fluttered open. They felt impossibly heavy. Pain surged through my chest as my memories came roaring back, jumbled and chaotic.Kaidan. The basement.Everything came crashing down at once, suffocating me with its intensity. My body trembled under the weight of the past few hours. I hadn’t meant to collapse, I just couldn’t bear anymore. The terror, the panic, the sheer emotional exhaustion had pushed me past my limit.I blinked against the brightness as I opened my eyes fully, the ceiling light glaring down at me. Every muscle ached, and it felt like I’d been hit by something massive. My pulse thundered in my ear

Aurora.The search had taken longer than I ever anticipated.Trekking through the dense forest felt like it would never end. Each step was heavier than the last, not just from exhaustion, but from the growing realization that this wasn’t just any forest—it was a place reserved for outlaws and the disgraced. And yet, given my mother’s complicated past, I wasn’t shocked to find her here. Troubled, yes, but not surprised."Are you certain she’s close?" I asked one of the guards beside me. He looked sickly, pale with dread, though he tried his best to keep up appearances. I could see clearly he wanted to be anywhere but here."Yes, my lady," he answered, his tone firm but his eyes betraying the anxiety beneath. "We should be very near."I was about to press him further when I saw her.My heart slammed against my chest as I pushed through a curtain of branches into a clearing. There my mother was, crumpled near the riverbank. A groan of pain escaped her lips. My chest tightened as I rushed

Lucy.The air in the slave quarters was suffocating. It smelled so foul, like something had died and no one bothered to clean it up. Anyone stepping in here for the first time might think they were hiding corpses. I had come back after a long, draining day, my whole body aching from the punishment I had been given for going missing. But honestly, I was used to it. Pain was a part of life here. It came with the role.My only mistake was letting myself wander too far from the work I was assigned. My mind had been too full of questions, thoughts that didn’t belong to someone like me. A slave wasn’t supposed to think beyond the moment. But there was something I had to know, something that had haunted me for as long as I could remember.The punishment had come quickly and harshly, just like always. A few bruises, a few cuts. That was it. Nothing worse than before. I could handle it. What I couldn’t handle was the unanswered question in my head.I needed to know if the Alpha king was really

Lucy.A loud noise startled me, something slammed, maybe a door. I jerked upright, heart pounding. I felt groggy, disoriented, like I hadn’t really slept at all. Light poured into the room, too bright, too sudden. I groaned and reached out, grabbing a pillow to shield my eyes from the glare.Then it all came rushing back.I was in my father’s house.A quiet joy bloomed in my chest, warm and unexpected. A smile spread across my face as I remembered where I was and who I was becoming."Now, I don’t know what decent folks think they're doing, but that right there? That’s pure madness! If it was just rabble, I’d understand, but you say what happened now? I’m still tryin’ to figure it out!"I let out a sharp breath, startled. My eyes flew open. Ella, my maid, was standing in the bedroom, mid-rant. My pulse jumped. For a second, I panicked, thinking someone else might be here. But after a quick glance around, I saw I was alone.King Ellison was gone.Relief washed over me. He’d been here la