All Chapters of A Breeder For The Ruthless Alpha king : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Lucy.The air shifted the moment he entered the room.I didn’t need to look to know it was him. Alpha Ellison.Something primal in me reacted before I could suppress it—my hackles rose, an invisible wall snapping up in my chest like a trap ready to spring. My hands clenched at my sides, nails digging into my palms as I forced myself to face him.He walked in like he owned the room—like he owned me.“Why the hell won’t you just let me go?” I spat the words before he could even close the door behind him. “You’ve made your feelings perfectly clear. You humiliated me in front of the entire pack, called me names I wouldn’t even call my worst enemy—so why? Why keep me here?”He shut the door gently, calmly, like I hadn’t just thrown my fury in his face.“Calm down, Lucy,” he said smoothly. “Don’t yell at me again, or you will be punished.”I scoffed. “Of course. Threats. That’s all you know.”“I’m not here to fight with you.” He took a few steps forward, hands tucked casually into the pocke

Ivy’.Three days.It had been three full days since Mucus, yes, that unfortunate, round-bellied, perpetually sweaty kitchen assistant ate the meal I had made for the king. Three days since that man had stopped acting like the mildly tolerable, barely visible kitchen staff and had transformed into… whatever this obsession was.And now, each morning, as the sun peeked over the palace walls, I opened my door to find gifts. Roses, chocolates, even a poorly drawn portrait of me with the word “Angel” scribbled underneath in crooked letters.But the worst part?The notes.My beloved Ivy,The way your hands sliced those carrots stole my heart.The way you stirred that soup… divine.Let me serve you the way you served the stew—warm, hot, and forever.Yours in eternal hunger,Mucus.By the third day, I couldn’t take it anymore.I’d planned to keep ignoring him, hoping it was just a weird phase—maybe a prank from the other kitchen staff. But the desperation in his eyes every time I entered the k

Lucy.I woke up screaming.Sweat slicked my brow, and my heart pounded like war drums in my chest. My lungs fought for air as if I'd been drowning—except it wasn’t water that suffocated me. It was fear. The kind that crept into your dreams and left claw marks on your soul.The scream had barely left my throat when I felt something… move on my bed.I looked down, and there it was—beady-eyed, whiskered, and nibbling away at what looked like yesterday’s bread crust.A damn mouse.I shrieked and kicked my legs violently, sending the little beast flying across the room. It hit the floor with a squeak and scurried into a crack in the wall.Disgust twisted my face as I clutched the tattered blanket to my chest.Gods, this place.The ceiling above me creaked and groaned like it might cave in any minute. A fresh leak dripped just inches from my face, soaking a corner of the mattress. The stench of mold was stronger today. The walls were stained, and there was something—someone—scratching behin

Lucy.The door shut behind Aurora with a gentle click, but it might as well have slammed with thunder. My eyes didn’t leave the space she’d occupied, even as her perfume lingered in the air—sweet, cloying, and utterly fake.Something about her didn’t sit right.I waited until her footsteps vanished down the hallway before moving. My breath came slow and controlled, but my heart was racing. She had just come into my room acting like she was looking for something. As if she hadn’t just spent the past few weeks treating me like a cockroach she couldn’t wait to squash.No. I wasn’t buying it.I turned to my bags upside down as I search everything. Even the bag that still lay on the chair beside the window. My hands hesitated in the air before I reached for it. I rifled through my items quickly—clothes folded with mechanical precision, a small mirror with a crack through the middle, makeup, perfume, a necklace I recognized from a ball weeks ago. Nothing stood out. Nothing screamed this wo

Lucy.My hands wouldn’t stop shaking. My fingers trembled, icy and clammy against my gown. Even though the sun still sat high in the sky outside the windows, I felt like I had been dropped into a pit of darkness. I kept hoping she would stop talking, but she didn't."Well, if Lucy is not going to say the truth, them I will." she blurted out, breaking through the silence that consumed everyone in the room, "That child in her womb does not belong to Alpha Ellison... but to Beta Ethan."The words hit like a blade plunging straight into my heart."What?" I whispered at first, unsure if my ears were betraying me. “No… No, that’s not true.”Gasps rippled through the hospital corridor where nurses had gathered. Even the doctor near my bed paused mid-scan. But all I saw, all I could see was her."You’re lying!" I shrieked, pushing off the bed where I laid down after the first altercation. My legs almost buckled beneath me, but I caught myself and stumbled forward."Why?" I screamed at her as