All Chapters of Alpha's Cursed Breeder : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Leah left Mara’s house with anger still burning inside her. Her steps were quick and heavy as she went straight to the pack house. She knew exactly where her father would be at that hour. She went straight to his chambers.When she entered, she found Alpha Glint seated at his large table, going through some scrolls. He looked up when the door opened, and when he saw Leah, his face softened.“Leah,” he said warmly. “You should have knocked.”Leah stood by the door with her arms folded. Her eyes were red, but not only from tears. They also carried anger.“Father,” she said in a trembling voice. “I need to speak with you.”Alpha Glint noticed her tone and frowned. “What troubles you?”Leah walked slowly closer to him. Her hands tightened around her arms. “I know of your plans to have new heirs,” she said in a voice that shook. “And not with anyone else, but with my friend.”The alpha leaned back in his chair, surprised. His

The storm broke loose over the land as Rina’s pain began. Rain battered the windows in heavy sheets, and thunder shook the walls, while lightning lit the room in harsh flashes. Inside, her cries rose against the storm, trembling with agony. Her hands clutched the bedding, knuckles white, as wave after wave of labor tore through her body. Sweat rolled down her face, mixing with tears, and fear filled her eyes.“I am scared, Beatrice,” she sobbed, her voice breaking as she gripped harder. “What if I die? What if my babies die with me?”Beatrice rushed to her side, calm and steady in the midst of chaos. She touched Rina’s shoulder, her voice low but firm. “You will not die tonight. Your babies will not die. Breathe. Fear will not help you, but strength will. In and out. Trust me.”Rina gasped for air, trying to obey, but another contraction seized her and she screamed, her body trembling. “It burns,” she cried. “I cannot do this. My body will break.”

The forest had grown quieter with every step Kendrick took. His boots sank into damp soil as he reached the end of the trail. There, beyond a thin line of trees, stretched the lights of a human town. Smoke rose from chimneys, and laughter floated through the air, strange against the stillness of the woods.He paused at the border. He had always avoided crossing into human lands unless there was need. Tonight, that need was heavy on his heart. Rina. Every breath he took carried her name. Every beat of his chest reminded him of her absence. He could not turn back without searching this place.Pulling his cloak tighter, he walked into the town. The streets were narrow, lit by lamps that swung in the night breeze. Horses clopped against cobbles, and people moved in and out of shops, their voices carrying the warm sound of chatter. Kendrick kept his hood low, careful not to draw eyes to himself. Still, his size and the sharpness of his gaze made him stand out.

Kendrick was stopping at the Feral pack to see if Darius had taken the girls there. When the tall wooden gates opened, the familiar sight of the Feral Pack settlement stretched before him. Wooden houses stood in neat lines, smoke curling lazily from chimneys. The air smelled of earth and firewood, and the distant sound of wolves echoed softly in the hills. He had been here Alpha Raymond waited for him near the main hall. He was broad-shouldered, his hair streaked slightly with gray though he was not yet old. His eyes lit up when he saw Kendrick approach. He stepped forward with a wide grin and opened his arms.“Kendrick!” he called warmly. “By the moon, it has been too long.”Kendrick dismounted and clasped his hand in greeting. “It has, Raymond. I almost thought you would not recognize me.”Raymond laughed deeply. “Recognize you? There are few who could forget the boy who used to win every sparring match by breaking the rules.”

Days had passed since after Leah’s fierce confrontation with her father. Alpha Glint had avoided speaking much to her since that day. The silence between them was sharp, but Leah carried her pride as armor. She often stayed in her room or walked alone by the garden, still angry that her father had once thought of making heirs with her best friend. Every time she remembered it, she burned inside.Then, one quiet afternoon, the servants began to whisper—Doria Welsh was visiting the pack house. The name itself made Leah freeze. Leah had always hated how easily people liked Doria. Even Alpha Glint spoke highly of her intelligence and manners.Leah dressed quickly, unwilling to let Doria come and steal the attention again. When she entered the main hall, she saw Doria already seated with her father. She was dressed elegantly in soft blue, her hair tied in a simple knot that made her look graceful. She smiled politely at the alpha and spoke with the same calm confidence