All Chapters of Alpha's Cursed Breeder: Chapter 241 - Chapter 250

For days the Sauna pack grew calmer, and Kendrick believed the worst had passed. Lucas believed the same. They walked through the settlement and saw families speaking softly. They saw guards trying to stay steady. But beneath this quiet, something else hid.During one morning meeting Kendrick sat across from the elders and studied their faces. They spoke politely. They agreed too quickly. They chose every word as if afraid to say the wrong thing.One elder said, “We are grateful for your guidance.” Another added, “Your presence has helped us greatly.”Their voices were even. Their hands stayed still. Their eyes did not show real trust.Kendrick listened but felt a small tension inside him. The elders looked calm, but the calm looked forced. Their smiles did not reach their eyes. Their agreement felt rehearsed.After the meeting Kendrick stepped outside with Lucas.“Something was wrong,” Kendrick said quietly. Lucas glanced back at the elders. “I noticed the same. They spoke too carefu

The days moved slowly in the Sauna pack, but each day brought small changes. Kendrick watched the elders grow more sure of themselves again. Their voices no longer shook when they came to meetings. They spoke with calm minds and steady hands. The guards also returned to clear order. They listened when Lucas or Kendrick instructed them. They did not look around in fear or wait for someone else to decide what to do. Families began to talk more freely. People walked through the grounds with easier steps, no longer holding their breath whenever a problem came up.Lucas noticed these changes too. One morning he stepped back from a meeting and said nothing. The elders did not panic. They discussed a small border matter by themselves. They reached a decision together. They asked Kendrick only to confirm it, and even that they did with confidence. Lucas tried the same thing again the next day, and the same result came. It was clear the Sauna pack had found its balance again.Kendrick understo

Rina moved through the pack house with her usual calm, checking each hall and room as she did every week. She listened to the guards’ reports and gave instructions where needed. Everything seemed normal until a guard approached her with stiff shoulders and an uneasy face.“Luna,” he said quietly. “There is a problem in the secured room.”Rina paused. “What kind of problem?”“The Alpha’s ancestral heirloom,” he said. “It is missing.”Rina stared at him, confused. “Missing. That cannot be. Who checked?”“We did,” he answered. “It is not there. We looked carefully before coming to you.”Rina shook her head slowly. “Only a few people have access to that room. Alpha Kendrick, the record keeper, and me.”The guard lowered his eyes. “Yes, Luna.”Before she could ask more, footsteps echoed through the hall. Kendrick had returned from the border training grounds. He approached them with a calm face, but the guard shifted nervously beside her.“What is going on?” Kendrick asked. His eyes moved

The next morning felt brighter than the night before, but Rina still carried a quiet heaviness inside her chest. She pushed herself to focus on the children. Conan sat on the floor with a wooden toy in his hand. He smiled and tapped it lightly, enjoying the sound it made. Ronin lay in Beatrice’s arms, calm and wide eyed. Gilly was nearby sorting folded clothes on a low stool. The room felt warm. It was one of the few places where Rina could breathe without fear of watching eyes.Beatrice looked at her with a soft smile. “The babies are peaceful today,” she said. “Maybe they sense you need calm around you.”Rina forced a small smile. “Maybe they do.”She lifted Conan from the floor and held him gently. Conan rested against her shoulder and made a small happy sound. Rina kissed his head and held him close. Ronin looked at her from Beatrice’s arms and reached out his little hand. Rina brushed her fingers against his and felt her heart soften for a moment.Then the door opened.Kendrick s

Rina walked through the wide passage of the Crystal pack house with a calm face. She kept her steps steady as she moved toward the council hall. The sun was still low, and the air felt cool, but her mind was fixed on one thing. She had decided she would speak for herself. She would not wait for anyone to speak in her place.She reached the doors of the council hall and pushed them open. The sound was soft, but every elder inside turned at once. Some of them looked surprised to see her alone. Some of them looked uneasy. But Rina did not stop. She walked to the center of the room and stood there with quiet strength.Her hands were steady at her sides. She kept her shoulders straight.“Good morning,” she said.A few elders murmured the greeting back. Others only nodded. The room felt heavy with silence, but Rina did not let it shake her.“I came to ask for help,” she said. “The heirloom is still missing. I want the council to help locate it.”Her voice stayed calm. She spoke slowly and c