All Chapters of Alpha's Cursed Breeder: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

It was completely dark now. Outside the pack house, the night air was still heavy. Torches burned along the walls, their flames flickering against the stone. Neri spotted Elara standing by the steps, her face pale from worry.“Elara,” Neri called softly.Elara turned at once. “Neri, where have you been? You look shaken.”Neri drew close and lowered her voice. “I must tell you something. But it stays between us.”Elara nodded quickly. “Yes, say it.”Neri’s hands trembled as she clutched her shawl. “I was with Rina. We went to search the rooms of Rowland and Maggie. I was keeping watch in the hall while she went inside. Then Maggie came. She was close, Elara. I had to run away before she saw me. I do not know what happened after that. Maybe Maggie found Rina in her room.”Elara’s mouth fell open. “What? Rina inside Maggie’s room?”Neri nodded. “Yes. I am afraid Maggie might have caught her. I do not know if she is safe.”

Days later, the truth about who had kidnapped baby Mira was no longer suppressed by Maggie and Rowland, because Kendrick made sure he didn't give them a chance to. The hall was silent. Everyone’s eyes were fixed on Maggie. She stood in the center, trembling but still trying to keep her chin high.Kendrick’s voice cut the silence.“Maggie, the truth is out. You hid Mira. You lied to the pack. You spread poison and now you're not just guilty for taking the child maliciously, but also of lying and accusing another of what you had done.”Maggie shook her head quickly.“No. No, that is not true. I did nothing. They are lying against me.”Kendrick’s eyes burned with anger.“Enough. Do not insult us further. The child was found in your room. You will confess before everyone here.”Maggie’s lips trembled. She turned toward the crowd.“Do not believe him. He only wants to ruin me. I cared for Mira as one of those under his protection a

The pack house was filled with noise. Men shouted. Women whispered. Fear moved like smoke through the halls.The doors burst open. Kendrick stepped in, his clothes torn, his body stained with blood and dust. His eyes burned, but his shoulders were strong. He had returned from battle after weeks of being out there and making sure everyone in the pack was safe from the deaths outside the walls. He looked around.“Why is the house in chaos? Where is Rina?”No one answered. Their eyes dropped. Whispers floated between them.“She is gone.”“No, she is not gone. She is in the dungeon.”“Rowland put her there.”Kendrick’s chest tightened. He stormed forward, his voice sharp.“Where is she? Who allowed this?”Rowland appeared at the top of the stairs, calm but cruel. His smile was bitter.“So you return, brother. You fight wars outside but forget the war inside these walls.”Kendrick’s fists clenched.“W

Rina knew she needed to make a decision that will take her away from the chaos and drama going on around her. She didn't want to have her baby in such conditions. She didn't want to have to fight to keep her baby. She didn't want to live in perpetual contention with Rowland. And she wanted to stop letting Kendrick fight his brother because of her. The decision was to go away. She didn't know where but she had to. “Mel,” she whispered inside her mind, “I cannot stay here. He will use the baby. I have to go.”Her wolf’s voice answered, steady and sharp.“Yes. If we stay, he will win. If we run, there is danger, but danger is better than chains.”Rina stood, her knees shaking. She took one more look at the room, then opened the door.The corridor was dark. Guards walked slowly, their armor clicking in the silence. She pressed herself against the wall, her breath caught in her throat.“Now,” Mel whispered, “move now.”She steppe

The Crystal pack woke to news that was unpleasant. The news was more disturbing to Rowland more than it was to any other member of the pack. What first started as a speculation was soon solidified.By midday the news had spread from house to house. Rina was gone. Her room was empty, her scent weak as if she had left in the night. No one had seen her leave. No one had heard a sound. It only meant that she had left the pack while everyone was under the cover of their homes. Rowland’s voice shook the walls of the pack house.“Find her!” he roared. “She carries my heir. If she is missing, my child is missing too. Search every corner. Search the woods. Search the rivers. Bring her back to me.”Guards scattered, their boots pounding the earth. Warriors sniffed the wind, their wolves restless. Hours passed, but there was no sign of Rina.Rowland stormed through the halls. His hands curled into fists. His eyes burned with rage. His voice carried acro