Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Alpha Brothers’ Shame: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 9

Elsa clutched Kane's claw and said pitifully, "It's my fault, Kane. Don't blame Aria anymore. She didn't know I was allergic to nuts. I promise… she didn't mean to hurt me."Kane's expression hardened, his voice cold and emotionless. "That arrogant she-wolf only cares about herself—all because we spoiled her like a pup."Kelvin added sharply, "If Aria hadn't been so narrow-minded, Elsa's wolf wouldn't have suffered like this."Hearing this, Elsa deliberately rolled up a patch of her fur, revealing the red, swollen lumps from her allergic reaction. They hadn't faded. She made sure my brothers saw every mark.Karl reached out to touch the bumps, his voice laced with concern. "Are you feeling better now?"Elsa shook her head slightly, her voice trembling, "Not really… but don't worry, it doesn't hurt that much."She extended her claws just enough to seem weak and pitiful, her eyes glistening with tears that threatened to fall.Kelvin growled, rage boiling in his chest. "If we'd reached th

The light from outside poured in, slowly peeling back the darkness that had clung to the cellar like a second skin.I drifted closer, my soul hovering just beyond the entrance—only to be confronted by the grotesque sight of my own corpse.The airtight, silver-dusted cellar had preserved my body in the worst possible way. Though only three days had passed, I looked as though I'd been dead for weeks.Decay had set in early. Maggots writhed through what remained of my flesh, feeding greedily.My face was bloated and discolored from asphyxiation, the features barely recognizable.A jolt of horror shot through me. I didn't want them to see me like this. I instinctively tried to block their view—anything to preserve a shred of dignity. But I was only a spirit now, powerless and unseen.Kane was the first to approach.He froze in his tracks. His amber wolf eyes widened, nostrils flaring. His fury gave way to confusion, then revulsion.He staggered back, a low growl breaking from his throat."

When Alpha Kane finally snapped back to reality, his lion-like face—once proud and composed—was now streaked with tears.How could he have forgotten?Aria's wolf had never fully recovered from that fateful year.She had been gravely wounded by silver knives while fending off those three killers from the Red Moon Pack.Her strength had bled out with every strike, and yet, even on the brink of death, she had carried him back to the pack—using the last ounce of her will to save his life.Since then, she had never been able to run far.She could no longer hunt, no longer roam freely. Her wolf had been weakened—permanently.That realization struck Kane like lightning through his chest.Regret tightened around his ribs like a steel trap, and for the first time in years, Alpha Kane felt afraid.Beside him, Elsa reached out, feigning concern as she gently stroked his fur.But Kane shook her off without a word, his desperation overtaking any desire for comfort.He turned on his heel and stormed

Kane leaned heavily against the wall, gripping my crystal so tightly it trembled in his hand. Suddenly, it lit up again.I glanced over—it was Karl.My third elder brother.Karl, the genius werewolf doctor with eyes as sharp as moonlit blades, could identify any herb by scent alone. Just four days ago, I had found him a rare moonwart, a plant he had searched tirelessly for—hoping to ease the suffering of pack members during the full moon.I had wanted to surprise him.But I died in the cellar before I could even give it to him.Kane opened the crystal, and Karl's face appeared on the screen. His voice was low, coaxing—like an elder wolf calming a restless pup."That's enough, Aria. Stop being angry.""Yes, you were wrong… but wherever you are, come home. I'll protect you."His words droned on, filled with misplaced affection and oblivious guilt.Then Kane's voice cut through like ice."Karl," he growled, "did you order the burning of that corpse?""That corpse might've been our sister.