All Chapters of Alpha's Cursed Breeder: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

The human city was slowly becoming home for Rina. The smell of roasted corn by the streets, the laughter of children playing near the corners, and the sound of the trams as they moved past the tall buildings — she was getting used to it all. Every morning she woke up, fed the twins, and prepared for work. Beatrice always watched her with quiet pride. She often said,“You’re not the same girl who came here bleeding and broken. You’ve grown, Rina.”And she truly had.Weeks passed since Rina began her job. Her hard work was noticed. She had a quiet determination that made people trust her. Her colleagues admired her kindness and focus, and her supervisors liked how she never complained. She was not like the others who wanted quick rewards. She worked carefully and patiently, always making sure she did things right.One afternoon, as she sat at her small desk in the corner of the office reviewing reports, her supervisor called her in. “Rina,” he said,

The journey from the Sauna pack to the Crystal pack had been long and rough. The two guards Leah sent moved in silence for most of the way. They carried no written message, only words they had memorized from their Luna’s own lips. They did not fully understand her order, but they knew better than to question her. When Leah gave an instruction, it was to be obeyed, no matter how strange it sounded.By the time they reached the Crystal pack, the sky was gray with evening light. The guards at the gate stopped them at once. “Who are you, and what business do you have here?” one of the Crystal pack guards asked.“We come with a message,” one of Leah’s men replied. “It is from the new Luna of the Sauna pack.”The Crystal pack guards frowned. “New Luna?”“Yes,” the second guard said. “The new Luna, Leah Glint. We are here to speak with Alpha Rowland.”The guards at the gate exchanged uncertain looks. One of them asked, “Did you say Leah Glint? D

Rowland knew that staying further and having Kendrick win the pack over was not the way out for him. He needed to move and make solid plans. He stayed up at night and made his plans.Maggie was the first to hear his plan. He called her into his room late at night when the whole pack was asleep. She came in quietly, her long robe brushing the floor. “You called for me?” she asked softly.Rowland nodded, his face hard and serious. “Yes. It’s time,” he said.“Time for what?” Maggie asked.“Time to take back what belongs to me,” Rowland said sharply. “Kendrick has taken too much. He has no right to rule. I will travel tonight. I will go to other packs and form new alliances. With their support, I can return and remove Kendrick from power.”Maggie frowned. “That’s risky, Rowland. Many alphas already know about the death of Simon and the struggle between you and Kendrick. They might not want to get involved.”Rowland’s expression darke

Rowland and Maggie walked behind two guards as they were led through the wide halls of the Sauna pack house. The servants followed behind them with their luggage. Leah had ordered to arrange separate rooms for both guests, but she had made sure that Maggie’s room was far from Rowland’s.Rowland walked ahead with his usual proud posture, his chin lifted slightly, his expression calm and arrogant. Maggie followed behind him, her face tense. She had been silent for most of the walk, but her heart was burning with anger and shame. She had never thought Rowland would betray her in front of another woman, especially not in front of Leah, who had treated her with nothing but open disdain.When they turned into the inner hall, one of the servants stopped at a fork in the passage. He bowed slightly and said, “Alpha Rowland, this way, please.” He pointed toward the eastern wing of the house. Then another servant turned to Maggie and gestured toward a narrower corridor that l

The morning light spread through the large dining hall of the Sauna Pack. The long table was filled with dishes and golden plates that shone in the light that came through the wide glass windows. Servants moved quietly around, serving breakfast and refilling cups. Leah sat at the head of the table, dressed in a fine silk robe, her hair tied neatly behind her head. Her face was calm, but her eyes were full of control.Rowland sat beside her, dressed in a dark tunic, looking completely at ease. He spoke softly to Leah from time to time, smiling at her words, and the sound of their laughter filled the room. They looked like a couple made for power — proud, confident, and sure of themselves.At the other end of the table sat Maggie. She was quiet, her fingers stiff around her cup. Her face was pale, her jaw tight. She had barely touched the food on her plate. Every now and then, her eyes lifted toward Rowland, hoping he would look at her — but he never did. He didn’t e