Lahat ng Kabanata ng Alpha's Cursed Breeder: Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

The morning was quiet. The Crystal pack house stood calm, its halls filled only with the soft sound of footsteps and distant voices. No one expected anything to happen. No one thought the day would end with grief.Elara walked down the corridor, carrying a basket. She had been asked to deliver herbs to the Alpha’s chamber. Her small hands trembled slightly, not because she was afraid, but because she always felt nervous walking near the Alpha’s room. She whispered to herself, “Just put it on the table and leave.”She had just started running errands in the pack house but somehow she was always sent to the alpha's quarters.She knocked softly. No reply. She pushed the door open.“Alpha Simon?” she called.Her eyes fell on him lying on the bed, still. She dropped the basket. She wasn't sure what to do. “Alpha,” she called again. He never slept so deeply that she would have to call several times. Something was wrong and E

The pack gathered again in the main hall. The air was heavy, still darkened by grief for the late Alpha Simon. Candles burned low along the walls, their flames small but steady, filling the room with a soft glow. Men, women, and children pressed close together, their voices hushed, their eyes restless. The pack elders had called for the rest of the pack members to converge and console the family of the alpha and of course, mourn their late alpha too. Rina stood near Elara, who clung to her arm with trembling hands. The girl’s face was pale, her lips shaking as if even breathing was difficult. Rina tightened her hold, refusing to let her break.“Why are you so scared? We are here like everyone else,” Rina said. “I know,” Elara responded in a small voice. “But I have a feeling alpha Rowland will say something against me. He really hates me, Rina,” her voice shook. Rina held her even tighter.“You can't just assume that. Just relax. I'm here, so is

Rina sat in her chamber long after Maggie had left her side of the pack house. Her hands trembled, but her eyes grew steady. The poison of Maggie’s words still burned in her chest, but she refused to let it root in her heart. She pressed a hand to her stomach and whispered to herself, “I will not break. I've come this far in the midst of these people.”The first thing she did was rise and go find Elara.She found her sitting on a bench in the hallway outside while Mira napped. Elara’s hands were clasped tightly in her lap, her face pale, her eyes a little distant.“Elara,” Rina called softly.Elara looked up quickly, her voice small. “Rina… I do not know how much longer I can stand this. Rowland’s words, the way everyone stares at me now…”Rina sat beside her, taking her hands into hers. “Alpha Simon didn't hate you. He wanted you here. He let you stay here and that can't mean anything evil. They can't do anything to you. I'm here.”

The training field was quiet. The sky was dim with the last stretch of evening light. Kendrick stood in the middle of the dirt ground, sweat rolling down his temples. He moved in sharp motions, fists striking against the wooden post before him. His chest rose and fell in steady rhythm, his wolf inside restless but silent. Each hit was a way to steady his grief.After the demise of their mother when they were still little boys, this was his closest contact with grief and he was doing all he could to not break down. Training on the fields every time became a way to steady his mind and deal with the grief. Each time he thought of the fact that Rowland was actively trying to hurt him and take him out of the picture so he can be the only alpha of the pack, it made him even scared. The night his father sent him on exile on Rowland's account, he knew for a fact that there was something wrong. His father wasn't used to taking sides, but Rowland ha

Rowland walked into the court of the late Alpha. He as bolder with each day he spent convincing himself that he was the one the pack needed and not anyone else. Not his brother, most definitely.The wide chamber was quiet and it seemed like the place still held some sacred powers that relates to the alpha. But most importantly, walking into the hall reminded him of his father. But once the thought struck him, he pushed it off his mind strongly. He did not hesitate. He marched up the steps and sat down on his father’s seat. His eyes glowed with pride as his hands rested on the carved armrests.“This is where I belong,” he said aloud, his voice echoing. “This is the seat I must soon take over. This is the place of the Alpha, and it will be mine alone to sit on and dictate the fate of the Crystal pack and all it's members.”Maggie entered behind him, her arms folded tight across her chest. She watched him with a thin smile.“You look bold in that cha