All Chapters of Alpha's Cursed Breeder : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

The moon was already high when Gilly returned. She slipped through the shadows, her breath uneven. Darius was waiting near the back exit of the servants’ quarters with Elara, Mira wrapped in her arms, and Neri beside them with a small bundle of clothes.“You came,” Darius said.Gilly nodded. “Yes. I am ready.”“Good,” Darius whispered. “We leave now. Stay close to me and do not make a sound.”Elara hugged Mira tighter. “Where are we going?”Darius glanced around before answering. “We will go to the Feral pack. Their young alpha, Raymond, was Kendrick’s friend in his youth. If any pack will help us, it will be his.”Neri frowned. “I do not know that pack. Is it far?”“It is far,” Darius admitted. “But I have a carriage waiting in the woods. Once we are in, the journey will be easier. Trust me.”Elara whispered, “Are you sure we can reach it without being seen?”“We must try,” Darius said. His voice was s

The next day, Rowland woke up with thoughts of Darius. It had not really occurred to him that Darius could have made up the story about where Rina could be until that morning. He called one of the guards to fetch him and the guard came back to report that Darius was not anywhere within the pack. Rowland frowned and looked around the pack house. The air felt different, too quiet. He turned to another guard.“Where is Darius?” Rowland asked.The guard shook his head. “I do not know, Alpha. He has not been seen since yesterday after his release.”Rowland’s chest tightened. “And the girls? Elara, Mira, Neri… Gilly? Where are they?”The guard hesitated. “I… I have not seen them this morning, either.”Rowland clenched his jaw. “No. No, it cannot be.” He stepped closer, his voice sharp. “Search the pack house. Every room. Every corner. Look in the slave quarters. Ask everyone you see. I want answers now.”“Yes, Alpha

Chapter 137The morning was calm when Rina first opened her eyes. The house was quiet. Beatrice had gone outside to tend to her small garden. Rina placed a hand over her stomach and felt the steady weight of her unborn babies. For a moment, she let herself believe the world outside was peaceful.Then the sound came.At first, it was faint—distant shouts and the sharp crack of voices raised in alarm. Soon the sound grew louder. It was not one voice but many, filled with anger and fear. Then came the cries. Screams that pierced the stillness of the day. Rina sat upright, her heart racing.The door opened quickly. Beatrice rushed inside, her face pale, her hands still dirty from the soil.“Rina,” she said, her voice tight with fear. “I don't need you to worry, I know you're new here and might not understand what all the noise is about. There are hunters. Werewolf hunters. They are in the city and that's why there's so much chaos out there.”

Kendrick had been on the road for many days. His search for Rina had carried him far from the Crystal pack, through rivers, forests, and long stretches of lonely paths. His body was strong, but even he was beginning to feel the weight of the endless journey. He never let himself rest for too long. Each time he thought of Rina, of her leaving the pack alone with the burden of her pregnancy, his chest tightened with guilt and fear. He knew she must have been desperate to go. He knew she must have felt unsafe under Rowland’s rule.By evening, he reached the borders of a pack he had never visited before. The scent of the wolves here was different and he could see warriors moving near the gate. This was the Khaalal pack. The guards stopped him at once. “Who are you? Speak before you take another step.”Kendrick raised his hands slightly. “I am Kendrick, son of Alpha Simon of the Crystal pack. I come with no harm. I seek only passage and perhaps some help.”

Alpha Glint had grown quiet in the last few days. He was a man of power, and his authority was never questioned by anyone in his pack. Still, something troubled him. He found his thoughts often circling back to Mara, the woman who had refused to give him an answer immediately when he first asked her to carry a child for him. Days had passed, yet she had not returned to him with a decision.One evening, Alpha Glint stood in his chambers, gazing out the tall window that overlooked the pack houses and the wolves walking below. His hand held a glass of wine, the dark liquid catching the light of the setting sun. He thought of his pack, of his daughter Leah, and of the future of his bloodline. He knew he was not young anymore, and his thoughts now often wandered to the question of heirs.At last, he gave the order for Mara to be sent for again. His guards went, and soon Mara entered his chambers. She carried herself with calm grace, her steps measured, her face composed