Lahat ng Kabanata ng A Breeder For The Ruthless Alpha king : Kabanata 141 - Kabanata 150

Lucy.I can’t pinpoint the exact instant I walked out of the hospital. Everything melted together, the harsh glow of overhead lights, the relentless hum of machines, the shallow rhythm of my father’s breathing. After the third failed resuscitation, something inside me fractured. I couldn’t watch them try again. Couldn’t bear the jolt of his body under the paddles or the silent defeat passed between nurses’ eyes like a secret they didn’t want to say out loud.I fled.The sound of my boots echoed sharply down the sterile hallway, my breath catching in my throat, tears gathering too thick and fast to release. Outside, the air hit me but it was nothing compared to the frozen pit forming in my core.The ride to my mother’s place passed in fragments. I couldn’t remember fastening my seatbelt. All I recalled was how hard I clutched the steering wheel, knuckles bleached white, screaming until my voice was shredded and the sobs swallowed the sound of the radio I never thought to shut off.I wa

Lucy.The prison was a world unlike any other.I had believed I understood agony. I thought I’d experienced what it meant to suffer. But this place, it stripped me of that illusion. Here, all I had left was survival, raw and bare. It was only my second day inside these walls, yet it felt like I’d been here a lifetime already.Above me, the bell tolled, It marked the beginning of the day. Breakfast.I didn’t budge.I remained curled on the narrow, hard mattress, eyes fixated on the water-stained ceiling above me. A thick crack, jagged like a bolt of lightning, split the plaster across its center. I’d been watching it for hours, silently wishing it would grow wider and bring the whole ceiling down on me.But it didn’t.Instead, the noise from outside began to rise: the shuffle of feet, murmured voices as the other inmates made their way to the mess hall. I felt no hunger. Not the kind food could cure. What I wanted was simple, freedom.Why hasn’t he come?My father is a man of immense i

Lucy.I woke up to that damn bell again. It rang so loudly it felt like it was vibrating in my skull. Every single time, the same awful sound. Who was the maniac behind it? For a moment, I thought I could just ignore it. Just a few more minutes under this thin, scratchy blanket that barely did anything to keep me warm. But then I felt something cold.Water.Someone threw freezing cold water right onto my face and chest. I gasped and shot up, coughing and shivering. I slammed into the hard wall of the cell behind me. My head was still foggy from sleep, and everything was spinning. When my eyes finally focused, I saw them again.Riven. And her little gang.Of course.“What the hell?!” I snapped, scrambling to my feet. My joints ached from sleeping on solid concrete, but the shock had kicked my body into motion.Riven stood in the middle like she owned the place. Her sharp eyes were full of amusement, and her scarred lip twisted into a smug grin. The three usuals stood around her, the ta

Lucy.It was the fourth morning in this miserable prison, and it started just like the three before it, with that horrible bell blasting through my head like it had a personal grudge. I groaned and sat up, rubbing my eyes with my palms. That noise could ruin even the best sleep. It felt like waking up by being dragged over rocks and smacked in the face.My bunk squeaked as I swung my legs over the side, my feet hitting the freezing floor. The air stunk of sweat, cleaning chemicals, and metal. But today, something felt off. Too quiet. No shouting. No sounds of people running past my cell. No one slamming into anything during some dumb fight over territory.And the weirdest part, no sign of Riven.That should’ve made me feel better. Instead, it made me uneasy, like something bad was hiding just around the corner.Still, I was starving. That was reason enough to get moving. I grabbed my thin, gray jacket and pulled it tighter around me before stepping into the hallway, ignoring the way t

Ivy.How could I have been so dumb? So careless? I honestly felt like slapping myself. Aurora had vanished. She was gone and she had taken both the documents and the pack lock with her.The pack lock.That cursed little thing was the only reason I still had any standing here in the palace. Without it, Alpha Ellison would’ve tossed me into a cell long ago and stripped me of my title, no matter how much I tried to hold onto it.I leaned against the cold stone wall in the hallway near the east wing, my hands trembling even though the air was warm. I’d spent the last two hours pacing the halls, searching everywhere, trying to figure out how Aurora managed to get away right under my nose.“Idiot,” I muttered under my breath, running a hand through my hair. “You should’ve seen this coming.”I had no allies left. No time. And absolutely no idea what to do.Well except for one idea.I turned around sharply and headed toward the kitchen, my steps echoing through the corridor. The smell of roas