All Chapters of Alpha's Cursed Breeder: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

The court of the Sauna pack was bright with torches along the high walls. The great chair where Alpha Glint sat looked heavy with power, carved from dark wood that glimmered in the light. The hall smelled of firewood and leather. Guards stood by the doors, their faces blank, their eyes steady.Doria Welsh sat close to Glint, her gown soft and flowing, her voice as smooth as silk. She smiled as she leaned toward him, speaking with the careful ease of one who knew how to slip poison into sweet wine.She spoke as intelligently as she knew Glint liked her to. She didn't flinch when he asked her questions that were supposed to be too gory for her to respond. She told him stories of packs she had read in recent times and from how he listened to her, Doria knew the alpha would not mind spending days listening to her talk. But the conversation soon started to take another turn when she remembered the recent happenings at the Crystal pack with whom they were famil

Kendrick walked through the pack house slowly, his steps heavy. He carried the weight of his brother’s madness and the ache of Rina’s absence. The memory of Rowland’s threats still rang in his head. He knew the girls would be shaken. He had to see them. He had to calm their fears.When he pushed open the door to their room, he saw Neri sitting close to Elara. Baby Mira lay in Elara’s arms, her tiny chest rising and falling with soft breaths. Both girls looked up at him, their faces pale, their eyes swollen from crying.Neri spoke first, her voice shaking.“My lord… he said he would kill us. Rowland said if he finds out we knew anything about Rina, he will kill us before the whole pack.”Elara’s eyes filled with tears as she held Mira tighter.“He said he would do it before you returned, it's a miracle we're still alive now. But he seemed to mean it.”Kendrick knelt down before them. His eyes softened as he looked at them and then at the ba

Leah walked fast into the court. Her steps echoed against the walls. Her eyes were sharp and restless as she looked around. Her father was seated on the high chair. He was alone now. The guests had left and so was every single person who had been around before the guests left. She folded her arms and tilted her head.“Father,” she said, her voice filled with mockery. “I just saw the alpha prince of the Howlers Pack leaving. I wonder what a man from that tiny, worthless pack could possibly want here.”Alpha Glint raised his brows. He studied her. His face was calm, but his voice was low. “You saw him leaving.”“Yes, I did.” Leah laughed lightly. “Tell me, father, hope he didn’t come for an alliance? Surely not. Not from a pack like theirs.”Glint leaned forward. His tone grew firm. “In fact, he did come for that.”Leah’s eyes widened for a moment, then she broke into loud laughter. “An alliance? From them? Father, are we now so desperate?

Rina bent low over the basket, her hands brushing against the fresh green leaves. The sun was soft that morning, and the garden smelled of damp earth. Beside her, Beatrice worked slowly, her wrinkling fingers steady as she picked through the vegetables.But inside, Rina’s chest tightened. Her hands trembled slightly, though she tried to hide it.Mel’s voice came sharp in her head. “You feel this because Kendrick feels it. He is restless. He is in pain. He is afraid for you.”Rina froze for a moment, her fingers caught on a stem. “Kendrick,” she whispered.Beatrice looked up. “Did you say something, dear?”Rina shook her head quickly. “No, Beatrice. Nothing.” She bent down again, her heart pounding.Mel growled softly in her mind. “You cannot pretend. His pain reaches us. He is searching. He fears you are hurt. He does not rest.”Rina pressed her palm against her belly. “I feel it. But I cannot run to him or see him to ph

The guards pushed Darius through the wide wooden doors of the court hall. His steps were steady, but his heart was heavy. Rowland sat on the high chair, his arms spread out along the armrests, his sharp eyes following Darius with a cruel calmness.“Bring him closer,” Rowland ordered.The guards shoved Darius until he stood right before the dais.Rowland leaned forward. “Darius, I have a question for you. A very important question.”Darius raised his chin. “Ask me.”Rowland’s voice was cold. “What do you know about Rina’s whereabouts?”Darius frowned. “Nothing. I know nothing of her.”Rowland smirked. “Nothing? That is your answer?”“Yes,” Darius said firmly. “I know nothing.”Rowland’s eyes narrowed. “You expect me to believe that? You, the man Kendrick trusted most? You think I will believe you have no idea where Rina is?”“It is the truth,” Darius replied. “I do not know where she is.”