Lahat ng Kabanata ng ALPHA KAEL'S BREEDER : Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

Chapter 12Vanessa’s POVThe walk down the stairs with Daniel was a test of my patience. Every step felt like walking on shattered glass—uncomfortable, prickly, and impossible to ignore. I’d never liked him, and the thought of that stranger flashed again in my mind like a bad nightmare on loop. Kael is not the kind of alpha you mess with. So how in hell did he give that bitch the audacity to flaunt herself in his space like she owned the place?My fist tightened involuntarily, nails digging into my palm.When we finally reached the living room, my gaze drifted around until it landed on the large portrait hanging proudly on the wall. Alpha Kael. He looked like a god—chiseled jaw, sharp eyes that could freeze fire, the kind of man who seemed carved from legend. My fingers itched to touch it.I moved slowly to the edge of the room, almost reverently, and traced my finger lightly along his jawline, from the sharp chin to those hypnotic eyes.“He looks like a god,” I whispered, my voice th

Chapter 14Kael’s POV“Daniel,” I said, my voice slicing through the thick silence, “there’s a reason we have phones. If someone like Elena walks into this pack, and I’m not there—” I slammed my fist on the damn table. Hard. The wood shuddered under the force. “—you send me a swift and straightforward text. It’s not rocket science.”Daniel, ever the composed right-hand, didn’t even flinch. He calmly placed the manila folder he was holding onto the table like I hadn’t just rattled the entire damn building.“I’m sorry, Alpha Kael. She didn’t—”“Shut it,” I snapped, lifting a hand before his mouth could butcher more excuses. The milk was already spilled. The damage was done. And I was standing in it.I stood abruptly, the chair scraping across the stone floor with a shriek. I didn’t look at him. Couldn’t. My jaw was clenched too tightly. My thumb had started drumming against the surface of the table—fast, erratic, like my brain had left my body and all that was left was this electric sto

Chapter 16Aria POVI didn’t cry, I don't see reason to cry over an alpha that doesn't care about my feeling all he want is a child. I rinsed my mouth, wiped the tears that had welled up from sorrow, this time I felt the anger of my sales, my anger began from the sickness, the suffocating weight pressing against my lungs like the world wanted to crawl inside me and stay.I just hope I wasn't Pregnant.No, I can't be pregnant, I kept thinking about what to do. The trauma kept crawling inside of me. I turned to Daniel, jaw clenched. “Thank you,” I murmured, voice thin, brittle, breaking in places he couldn’t see. “You can go now.”He didn’t argue. Didn’t offer pity. Just nodded once and slipped away, the click of the door behind him barely audible beneath the roaring in my ears.I stayed on the bathroom floor longer than necessary. Breathing heavily, pacing back and forth, Reminding myself that I still had control over my legs, over my thoughts, over the body that suddenly felt forei

Chapter 18Alpha Kael POVThe corridor felt too narrow the moment I stepped out. My chest was tight, air moving through my lungs like glass shards. Every step I took away from her room was supposed to feel like victory, like I’d kept my distance, kept control but It didn’t.I made it halfway down the hall before my wolf shoved against my ribs, claws raking at my insides. Go back. The voice wasn’t words, it was a pull, a demand, a primal snarl that didn’t understand politics or breeding contracts, I ignored it.The double doors at the end of the hallway opened before I touched them. Two of my guards stepped forward, hands to their chests in salute.“Alpha—”“Clear the west wing,” I cut them off, my voice flat.They hesitated. “Is there a threat?”I turned my head slowly, giving them a look that could peel skin. “Do as I say.”They vanished down the hall.I pushed out into the open balcony at the far end of the wing, gripping the stone rail so hard dust crumbled under my fingers. Below,

Chapter 20Aria’s POVThe courtyard was chaotic.Not the loud, clumsy kind of chaos you get when a crowd panics. This was the kind that had teeth and claws, the kind that didn’t care if you screamed because it was going to swallow the sound whole anyway.Smoke coiled upward from somewhere near the training pits, curling past the windows like dark fingers trying to pry their way inside. Flames snapped and spat, light dancing over stone walls now smeared with streaks of shadow. Wolves darted through the haze, their growls tearing at the air.And in the middle of it, Kael was gone.One second he’d been there, his wolf ripping through an enemy like they were made of paper, and now… nothing.My fingers were already at the latch before my mind caught up.Don’t!, The voice in my head wasn’t Elena’s this time. It was mine. The reasonable one. The one that knew Kael had told me, in his own way, that I was not someone he fought for. That my existence here was a technicality, a placeholder unti