All Chapters of Alpha's Cursed Breeder : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Rina woke up early the next morning and was more than happy when she was told she had been granted another two hours to do whatever she wanted. She was to stay within the pack until the hours were over. The sun was just climbing when Rina walked out slowly, her eyes scanning the open path. The guards watched her but did not stop her. She was given two hours, and she meant to use them well.Her steps were quick. Her heart beat fast. She was not heading to the woods this time. She was going to the servants’ quarters. She needed to see Neri. She needed to make sure the girl was still safe, still breathing, still fine.Rina whispered to herself as she walked. “Just a quick look. Just to see her face. Then I’ll return. No one has to know. No one must know.”She pulled her shawl closer as she moved through the narrow side path that led to the servants’ area. But before she reached the end, a sharp voice stopped her. “And where are y

Alpha Glint sat alone in his chamber. The night was quiet, and only the low crackle of fire from the corner could be heard. He leaned back in his chair, deep in thought.A knock came on the door.“Enter,” he said firmly.One of the guards stepped in. He bowed. “Alpha, Mara wishes to see you.”Glint frowned slightly. “Mara? At this hour?”“Yes, Alpha. She waits outside.”The Alpha thought for a moment, then waved his hand. “Let her in.”The guard bowed again and left. Soon Mara entered. She was dressed neatly, her steps soft, her eyes lowered. She gave a small smile.“Alpha,” she greeted with a gentle voice.Glint studied her carefully. “What brings you here, Mara?”She walked closer, her hands folded in front of her. “I wanted to speak with you, Alpha. I hope I am not disturbing you.”“You are,” he said flatly. “But speak.”She gave a light laugh, almost nervous. “I know it ma

Kendrick walked slowly through the woods intending to chew on what he had found out from Alpha Glint about the traitors that the pack had had, his hands were in his pockets. His steps were steady, his mind half calm, half restless.His wolf wanted him to stay alert in the woods.Kendrick’s eyes scanned the shadows. “I know,” he murmured. “But I need to walk.”He moved deeper, listening to the wind in the leaves. Then suddenly, he froze. Branches cracked ahead. The sound was too sharp, too many steps at once.“Come out,” Kendrick called. His voice was calm but cold.Six shapes burst out of the dark. All of them were wolves. Big males. Their teeth bared, their growls low and cruel.Kendrick’s wolf surged. They want a fight.One of the wolves leapt first. Kendrick shifted at once, his body tearing into his huge wolf form. His fur bristled, his size towering above them.The clash was fierce.The first wolf

Jack walked with his hood low, eyes sharp, feet light. The road into the Crystal pack felt too wide, too open to him because he was trying to keep himself unseen, but he kept his steps steady as he went. He had never been a spy and he knew that if things went wrong and Rowland found him, then he was doomed. He had to move like he belonged, like he was nothing but another tired man drifting in.The guards at the gate hardly looked at him. He carried a small sack, just like many others who passed. When he entered, he let out a breath he had been holding.“Keep low. Do not draw eyes,” he told himself repeatedly.Jack slipped toward the lower quarters where slaves and servants moved about. The place was loud with chatter, wood scraping, pots clanging. He blended in, head down, slow steps.As he passed by the slave quarters, he heard soft whispers. He paused, leaning against a wall, listening.Two maids stood by a broken ba

The great hall of the Sauna pack was quiet. The torches burned low, throwing long shadows on the stone walls. Alpha Glint sat on his chair, his eyes steady on Leah who stood before him. Kendrick sat to the side, his arms crossed, his face unreadable. He didn't know why he was sitting here to experience the Alpha talk to his daughter. This time, he hoped it would have nothing to do with him or his presence in the pack and what it was doing to her. Glint leaned forward. “Leah, I will ask again. Why must I let you go? Why do you think I should give you this permission?” He asked. This wasn't the first time he was asking, and now Kendrick was wondering why he didn't just allow her to go or simply ask her to stay back. Leah’s hands trembled at her sides, but her voice was soft and clear. “Father, I need time away. I need to breathe. I need to know myself again. Everything here feels heavy. I cannot find myself if I stay.”Glint’s brows furrowed. “That is