All Chapters of Alpha's Cursed Breeder: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Rina closed the door of Elara and Mira’s room very softly. Inside, the girls rested soundly, wrapped in warm blankets, safe under Gilly’s care. A quiet hush surrounded them. Rina took one more look at the girls. Then she stepped away.Her heart pounded like a drum. She felt lighter now that she had a bit of freedom from Rowland’s room. She drew in a shaky breath and slipped out quietly down the corridor. The halls were dim but still lit by soft lanterns. Shadows danced gently across the wooden floors. She moved carefully, her feet making no sound.She hoped she could find Kendrick while she had the chance—before he left.Memory guided her steps. The hall curved. She felt her throat tighten. She raised her hand and knocked lightly on a heavy wooden door. No voice answered. She opened it slowly and peeked inside.There he was, Kendrick. He stood by his bed, packing a small bag. He placed folded shirts inside, then paused, staring at an empty space.

Leah awoke that morning feeling bright. A gleam filled her eyes. Her long dark hair fell down her shoulders like a wave. Today she would see Prince Kendrick again.She thought of how Alpha Kendrick had stayed at Sauna Pack. He was now under the same roof as Leah. No Rina this time. Rina was in another pack, far away.For a long while, Leah had believed she could win him. Now he was here. This was her chance.She put on her best dress—a pale blue gown with silver trim. She brushed her hair and smiled at her reflection. She made sure every detail was perfect.She walked through the courtyard toward the main hall. Servants bowed as she passed.In the hall, Alpha Glint greeted her father and the prince with courtesy.Leah saw Kendrick at the table. He sipped tea and nodded politely when Alpha Glint spoke. Her heart beat faster.She stepped forward, head held high, and curtsied deeply to the prince.“Good morning, Pr

The day was overcast at Crystal Pack. Soft light filtered through grey clouds. Inside, Rina wrapped Mira in a blanket and stood by Rowland’s door.She knocked softly.Rowland opened the door. He looked at her with cool eyes. “What is it?”Rina took a breath. “Prince, I… I want to take Elara around the pack. Let her see the place. Because I’m in charge of Elara and Mira now.”Rowland stared at her. His voice was low but harsh. “You are supposed to stay in my room. You must always be within reach. I don't need my breeder wandering away.”Rina bowed her head. Her heart pounded. “Yes, Prince. But… Elara and Mira need fresh air. I won’t pass Kendrick’s chambers.”Rowland frowned. He closed his eyes. Then he remembered—Kendrick was gone. No worry of seeing him again. This time he was sure that no one was going to dare touch his breeder. The only person who dared to touch his property was his brother, Kendrick. Now Rowland would handle

The next morning, breakfast in the great hall was bright and quiet. Sunlight spilled through tall windows, lighting wooden tables heaped with fresh bread, cheese, fruit, and steaming porridge. Servants moved gently, and a soft hush lingered.Leah entered the hall slowly, dressed in a pale gown. She moved with quiet steps and sat at her usual place near the tables. She kept her head down, avoiding everyone’s eyes. She especially never looked at Kendrick, seated across the head table with Alpha Glint.Her chest felt tight, her cheeks still stung from last night’s shame. She picked at a piece of fruit and refused to taste anything else.She remained silent for a long moment.Then Kendrick spoke.He looked directly at her, voice steady but teasing.“Lady Leah,” he said softly. “You were very insistent on seeing me last night before you went to bed. I did promise you’d see enough of me at breakfast. I hope you’re doing that now.”

Kendrick strode along the sloping meadow near the Sauna Pack border. The grasses brushed his boots, and the pine-scented breeze rustled gently in the tall trees. He was searching for the plot where Rina once lived—a place now lost to time, overgrown by thorn and vine. He believed villagers knew the way and hoped to confirm her history before he left.It would take a long time to find out everything he needed to find out in order not to make him look too eager to find out these things. He didn't want to bring unnecessary attention to himself on this. He didn't want them to start wondering why he was so interested in the past history of Rina.He paused near a small clearing of brambles and asked a passing farmer, “Excuse me… do you know of the place where Rina’s home was?”The farmer, wiping sweat from his brow, pointed across the land. “That over that way,” he said, indicating a break in the forest. “Rina was the girl who came over to Crystal Pack. The old