All Chapters of Alpha's Cursed Breeder: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Kendrick led them away from around the pack house. He didn't trust anyone from the royal house to see things the way he did. Chances were, if the Alpha found out he had brought Elara and the baby into the pack, he'd assumed they're cursed and that's why they were sent away and might demand for them to be executed. If that happened, even Rina would be in trouble. Kendrick had his trusted man, Darius to get a carriage for him to take Rina and the girls away. Rina took Mira, rocking her slowly in her arms. Elara sat beside her, quiet, eyes watchful. They were both tired. So was Rina. But something in her chest felt soft. Lighter. They eventually alighted and Kendrick found them a place to sit while he made plans with them before parting.Kendrick knelt before them, tying the straps of a small basket. He was sending them to a safe home—somewhere in the South Fields. A kind family lived there. They owed Kendrick a favor.“I trust them,” Ken

Kendrick was right at the door. Rina quickly got her dress down, feeling instantly relieved as she moved away from Rowland as he let her go. She sat frozen in one corner of the bed, her back pressed tightly against the wall. Her arms were wrapped around her knees. Her white nightdress clung to her damp skin, wrinkled and dirt-stained from fear and trembling.Tears slipped down her face without sound. Her chest rose and fell in quick, uneven gasps. The candlelight flickered across the room, but she didn’t feel its warmth.Kendrick stood in the doorway, tall, strong, his chest rising with quick breaths. His dark eyes burned like fire. His fists were clenched, but his voice was calm. Sharp.“So this is who you are now, Rowland?” Kendrick said. “A man who forces a woman to touch him?”Rowland turned around, stiff and angry. His face was already red. His lips curled into a snarl.“Don’t talk to me like that,” he said.Kendri

The fire in the study crackled softly. A single lamp glowed on the desk, casting shadows across the bookshelves and wooden walls. Rowland sat alone in a large leather chair. His shirt was half-buttoned, and there was still dried blood on his knuckles. His face was tight with anger. He stared at the flames like they had insulted him.He hated that everytime it seemed he was going to have his way in a matter, Kendrick stepped in and made sure that never happened. As kids, the pack members loved Kendrick more because he associated with them more. “The fool doesn't know his place. He doesn't understand what it means to be in the place of power.”Rowland had always felt that way. That Kendrick didn't know how to use the power he had. He thought that by fighting his own family to defend slaves, he was a better man that he was. Rowland scowled. His biggest regret was that he hadn't drawn more blood than Kendrick had. Kendrick had always

Long after Kendrick was gone, Rina sat near the window, watching the leaves blow gently in the wind. A peaceful silence sat in the air, though her heart felt far from calm.“Do you like the tea, miss?” Gilly asked with a bright smile.Rina looked down at the cup she held. “Yes. Thank you, Gilly.”Gilly stood by the corner of the room, folding some of the new dresses. Her hands were fast and gentle.“You know,” Gilly began, “I’ve never seen this room look so beautiful. Before now, it was cold and dull. But now it looks like a real room for a proper lady.”Rina smiled a little. “It feels strange.”“Strange?”“Yes,” Rina said. “I’ve never been treated this well before.”Gilly stopped folding and looked at her. “You deserve it. Everyone deserves some kindness.”Rina looked away. “Not everyone thinks so.”Gilly moved closer and sat on the stool across from her. “You know, miss, I’ve been here since

Rina sat quietly on the edge of her bed. Gilly was folding clothes, humming a soft tune.Rina didn’t speak for a long time. She just stared at the floor. Her heart felt heavy. Her thoughts were running in circles.Gilly looked up. “Are you alright, Lady Rina?”Rina blinked, then turned to her. “I want to be alone, Gilly.”Gilly paused. “Are you sure? I can stay with you. I don’t mind.”“No,” Rina said softly. “I need to think.”Gilly stood. “Alright then. I’ll be close. Just call me if you need anything.”Rina nodded slowly.When Gilly left, Rina got up and walked to the window. The air outside was cool. Quiet. But something inside her was not quiet. It pulled at her, like a small voice in her chest.Without really knowing why, she opened her door.She stepped out.Her bare feet touched the soft rug in the hallway. The torches on the walls gave a soft light. She walked slowly. She didn