All Chapters of Alpha's Cursed Breeder: Chapter 221 - Chapter 230

Late in the evening, Lucas decided it was time to write back to the Crystal pack. A single lamp lit the wooden surface. He pulled a blank sheet closer and dipped his pen in ink. He began to write slowly, choosing his words with care.He wrote to Alpha Kendrick of the Crystal Pack.He stated plainly that he had sent his men to the Sauna Pack to check on them. He said he thought the pack might need help. He explained that he had not known they once belonged under the Crystal Pack. He added that he was holding back on his plan to establish new trade routes until the Sauna Pack was stable again.He paused, reading what he had written. He nodded to himself. The message was truthful and it was simpleJust as he lifted his pen again, his chamber door opened without a knock.Rosa stepped inside.She wore a soft smile, but her eyes were restless. “Lucas,” she said, closing the door behind her, “you have not been seeing me.”Lucas did not move from the table. “Rosa,” he said in a calm voice, “

Elara finally unrolled the scroll. The first lines made her stop. Her cheeks warmed at once. She covered her mouth with her hand and looked away, almost shy, almost unsure of what she had just read.Neri’s eyes widened. “Elara… why did your face turn pink like that?”Gilly leaned closer, whispering as if the walls were listening. “What did he write? Did he say something strange?”Elara did not answer. She kept staring at the words, letting them settle inside her. Her blush grew deeper, and soon she let out a small breath that sounded almost like a nervous laugh.Neri pulled Gilly back a little. “Let her breathe. Give her space.”They both stepped to the side of the room. Gilly crossed her arms and whispered again. “She never blushes like this. It must be something strong.”Elara finished reading the letter slowly. When she reached the end, she closed her eyes for a moment. Her blush did not fade. It only softened. She rolled the scroll back with careful hands and held it against her c

Alpha Kendrick sat at the head of the long council table. The elders gathered around him one by one, taking their seats with quiet faces. The room felt heavy, as though it already knew what they were about to discuss.Kendrick began slowly. “I called this meeting because of news from the Sauna pack. Something is not right there.”Elder Marn, the oldest among them, leaned forward. “What have you heard, Alpha?”Kendrick rested his hands on the table. “A notable family is trying to gain power. It looks like the elders of the Sauna pack do not agree with them. This disagreement is growing. The pack is divided.”Elder Rohan frowned. “Divided? That is dangerous. Werewolves need one voice.”Kendrick nodded. “Yes. And the troubling part is that the Sauna pack has refused to seek help from anyone.”Elder Tala folded her arms. “Maybe they fear that asking for help will make other packs exploit them. Vulnerability can attract greed.”Elder Joren gave a small nod. “That is true. Many packs wait f

The next morning, Elara walked through the long corridor with her letter held carefully in both hands. She had had finished writing it yesterday while Neri and Gilly were with her but she had not had the mind to send it yet. She was waiting for the perfect time. “I'll have to read it again when I'm alone. I want to memorize every word in the letter. And I want to be sure I'm really sending this to him,” she had said. Gilly didn't push for her to send it and Neri thought it was very cute that she wanted to learn the words of her own letter. “Well, I'm sure he'll receive it whenever it's sent. And he'll be happy, no matter when it arrives,” Neri had said innocently. Now Elara walked slowly, almost floating, as if every step carried joy. Her cheeks still felt warm from the words she had written, and she kept reading the letter in her mind as she moved toward the place where all letters were collected.Just as she turned a corner, she saw Rina approaching. Rina looked calm, her hand

Alpha Lucas had returned to his work, though his mind kept drifting toward the drawer where Elara’s letter now rested. He tried to focus on the scrolls laid out before him, but he found himself reading the same line again and again. He didn't know what his beta was packing, but he was excited to be sending something to the woman who had now captured his heart. A knock came at the door.“Enter,” Lucas said.His beta stepped in, carrying a small list in his hand. “Alpha, I came to report that the gifts for Lady Elara are ready. But before I send them off, I wanted to ask if there’s anything else you would like to add.”Lucas set down his quill and leaned back slightly. “What have you packed so far?”The beta brightened, ready to boast. “A pair of rare jewelry, Alpha. The ones handcrafted by the silver workers near the eastern hills. Very intricate, very delicate. And we added royal fabrics. Enough for several elegant dresses.”Lucas nodded slowly. “Good choices.”“I thought so,” the be