Semua Bab The Wrong Alpha’s Heir : Bab 141 - Bab 150

—AVERY’S POV—The hospital room smelled faintly of disinfectant and cleaning spray—the kind of scent that always made me uneasy. I sat on the edge of the bed, staring at my feet while the doctor bent down to examine them. My ankle still throbbed, but the pain wasn’t unbearable anymore.After a moment, the doctor straightened, removing his gloves. “You’re lucky, Miss Alice. It’s just a mild sprain and a small cut. In about three days, you’ll be walking fine again.”I nodded and forced a small smile. “Thank you, doctor.”Taylor, who had been standing near the door, exhaled in relief. “Thank you so much, doctor.”The man gave him a polite nod before exiting the room, closing the door quietly behind him. The silence that followed was awkward. I could still feel Taylor’s gaze on me, but I didn’t look up. I reached for my phone and sent a quick text to Damon, letting him know about Liam’s next treatment tonight.After I pressed send, I slipped my phone into my bag and tried to sit up straig

—AVERY— “A way out?” one of the CEOs muttered under his breath. Damon didn’t explain. Instead, he gave a small nod to Lucas. Lucas stood, tapping something on the control panel. The screen behind Damon flickered, showing a digital blueprint. It was a building design — sleek but unfinished. Some parts were gray, incomplete, and the structural layout looked uneven. “This,” Damon said, his deep voice echoing slightly, “is the WereTech headquarters expansion design. It’s one of our biggest projects yet, but there’s a major structural flaw in the east wing. My team has yet to find a solution.” He leaned back in his chair, hands clasped before him. “Whoever can fix this problem…” he paused, letting the suspense sink in “earns the deal.” A wave of whispers filled the room. “Fix that? That’s not easy.” 
“Impossible without the full model.” 
“Who could solve it in minutes?” I stared at the projection. My mind began to race instinctively—analyzing, breaking down lines, traci

—AVERY— The hall was silent—until the main host walked straight toward me, a wide smile on her face. “Miss Alice White,” she said warmly, “on behalf of the charity board, we want to thank you for your incredible generosity. You’re the mysterious donor who gave a billion dollars for the orphanages.” My heart stopped. Gasps rippled through the crowd. Heads turned toward me, eyes wide with shock, whispers flying from every direction. “What?” 
“She was the one?” 
“Miss Alice?” “The quiet woman beside Alpha Damon?” 
“She donated that much?” “So it wasn’t Jessica?” Shock rippled through the crowd. Even Damon’s eyes flickered in my direction, dark and steady, but I couldn’t read what was in them. My hands trembled awkwardly as I stood, trying to smile politely. I hadn’t wanted attention—Father and I always donated anonymously. But now the truth was out. “Miss White,” she said warmly, taking my hand, “thank you for your incredible generosity. The children will be so blessed.” “

—DAMON— Alice had just disappeared into the penthouse, her figure framed by the warm glow of the hallway lights. I found myself still staring after her, watching the way she moved with that quiet confidence, that elegance that seemed to draw attention without even trying. I didn’t even realize how long I had been standing there until a voice broke through the silence.“Damon… something happened…”I turned slowly, letting out a bored, even disinterested look. “What is it?”Lucas hesitated, frowning. “The pack… was attacked.”My whole body went rigid. For a second, I wasn’t sure if I heard him right.“What did you just say?” A growl rumbling in my chest, vibrating through my bones. Lucas swallowed hard and took a deep breath. “I… I got a call an hour ago from the Delta leader,” he said carefully. "He reported the pack was attacked.”My wolf snapped. Anger surged hot through me, making my vision darken. I narrowed my eyes at Lucas. “Who dared do it?” I asked, voice low, dangerous.Luca

—AVERY POV— The next morning, the sunlight peeked faintly through the curtains, painting the walls with a soft glow. I turned and found the other side of the bed was empty. Damon was gone. The sheets were still a little warm, though, meaning he hadn’t left too long ago.“He left already…” I murmured under my breath, staring at the faint dent in the pillow.Beside me, a soft yawn broke the silence. Liam stretched, his tiny arms raised as his eyes blinked open. “Good morning, Alice,” he said sleepily, rubbing his eyes.“Good morning, sweetheart,” I smiled gently, reaching to brush his hair from his forehead. “Did you sleep well?”He nodded, still half-asleep. “Mhm. But Daddy’s not here.”“I know,” I murmured, brushing his hair away from his forehead. “He probably left early for work.”Liam gave a little pout, but I tapped his nose playfully. “Come on, let’s get you cleaned up, alright?”He giggled as I lifted him into my arms and carried him to the bathroom. The air filled with laugh