บททั้งหมดของ A Breeder For The Ruthless Alpha king : บทที่ 151 - บทที่ 160

Alpha Ellison.I leaned on the wooden doorframe of the kitchen, arms folded across my chest. The smell of herbs and freshly baked bread filled the room, but even that pleasant scent couldn’t stop the bitter feeling rising in my throat.And there they were. Ivy and Mucus.My jaw clenched as I watched Ivy lean forward and kiss him, slowly, gently, and like they’d done it plenty of times before. Like she didn’t care if someone walked in and saw them.I stood there silently. I didn’t move.Not because I was heartbroken, no, that feeling had died a long time ago but because this was a new low, even for Ivy. A kitchen assistant? In plain sight? She didn’t care at all. I’ve never seen someone behave so shamelessly. I would’ve asked if she was ever shown love growing up, but I already knew the answer.I cleared my throat loud enough to make sure they heard. My boots hit the kitchen tiles with a sharp sound as I stepped forward. Ivy’s head snapped up. Mucus’s face turned bright red, and he jum

Lucy.I slammed the cell door shut behind me. The loud clang didn’t make me feel any safer. Lately, nothing did.I was still damp from the bath, the cold water clinging to my skin. But the shame and anger I felt were much worse — hotter than fire. My legs were weak and shaky as I stood in the middle of the cell. My fists were clenched tight, my jaw locked, and my heart pounded so hard I could hear it in my ears.Riven had taken pictures of me. While I was bathing. When I was completely vulnerable. And the worst part? She got away with it.She always got away with things like that.My knees buckled, and I collapsed to the floor, leaning against the wall. My breathing turned into short, jagged gasps. I felt like I was about to break, like something inside me was about to snap wide open.And then I did break.I cried. Harder than I had since I got thrown into this place. Not the quiet, hidden tears I shed on that first night, curled under that rough, thin blanket. No. This was different.

Aurora.I could tell she meant what she said. Liz wasn’t the type to throw away her life for anyone, not even me. I gasped and bent over, clutching my belly like I could calm the storm that was raging inside me. The babies weren’t letting up. Sweat was sticking to my forehead, and I was breathing like I’d just run a marathon.“Liz,” I whimpered, trying to sound braver than I felt. “They’re not stopping. I really can’t—”“Keep moving,” Liz snapped. Her voice wasn’t cold, just urgent. She pulled me closer, taking more of my weight on her shoulder. “You better tell those babies to stay in there. They’re getting close, and if they catch up, I’m leaving you.”I didn’t have to ask who she meant.I glanced toward the end of the hallway. I could hear the boots—loud and steady, like a warning bell. I saw the shine of guns and the dark clothes. Liz had warned me: If they catch us, they’ll shoot.My throat tightened. I made myself move.One foot in front of the other.The fear in me bubbled like

Lucy.There are days in prison that all feel the same, dull mornings, silent meals, the air always thick and stale. But today didn’t blend in like the others.Today felt different. Suffocating.I sat on the floor of my cell, holding the pack lock and documents tight against my chest, like they could protect me. My fingers shook as I gripped the edges of the papers. These were enough to bring Ivy down. Alpha Ellison would make her pay. He had better get the job done, because if I do it myself, even the moon goddess will be shocked.But I had no idea how to get it into his hands, or what he would even do with it once he had it.I wasn’t good at plans. I wasn’t strong or brave. I was just a girl, broken in too many places, with no one left to count on.“What am I even supposed to do with this?” I whispered into the quiet room.There was no answer, of course.By lunchtime, the tight feeling in my chest still hadn’t gone. I limped toward the cafeteria, my leg aching from the collapse. I th

Alpha Ellison.I had lost track of how many times I had stood at these gates. Every time, the same guards told me the same thing with blank expressions.“No visitors allowed. Orders from above.”I had tried everything, talking to them, offering money, even threats but nothing worked. I couldn’t even catch a glimpse of her. Every day they kept her inside, my wolf became more restless, growling inside my head.But today, I wasn’t leaving without her.I looked back and gave a small nod to the warriors behind me. They were my strongest, handpicked from all over my lands. Just one look, and they knew what to do.When a guard stepped up to block us again, one of my men struck first, hitting him right in the throat. The guard fell, choking for air. Another warrior took the weapon from a second guard, and a third smashed the metal door open with one powerful hit.Screams echoed through the prison yard.“Stand down!” one of the officers shouted, clearly panicked. They weren’t ready for this.T