All Chapters of The Alpha Prince's Fierce Bride: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Relaxed and joyful after spending time with Darina, Kai was finishing the last of his paperwork before calling it a day. A soft knock interrupted him, and his father, King Lucas, entered the study. “I am proud to see that you’re taking your responsibilities seriously,” he said, tapping Kai’s shoulder in encouragement. Kai nodded, a wide smile spreading across his face. “Dad, have you considered my request to meet with Alpha Jacob? A conversation with him could shed a lot of light on the rogue problem.” King Lucas sighed. “Only because you asked will I go to see Jacob—not as a king, but as a former friend.” Kai frowned in surprise. “Were you that close before?” King Lucas settled into his chair. “We were like brothers—until we fell in love with the same woman. He wanted Victoria for himself and tried to speak ill of her so I wouldn't seal our bond. I don’t tolerate insults toward your mother… and we

Kai looked at Julie, studying her. The person in front of him was completely unfamiliar. He could never have imagined that such a lovely, soft woman with an angelic face could be a culprit. He cursed himself for underestimating her for believing in the illusion she had crafted to deceive everyone.They were in the dungeon, in a cell spelt to suppress magic. To his surprise, Julie looked neither upset nor desperate despite being locked away."I’m asking you one last time—where is my mate?" Kai growled.Julie laughed loudly. "I’ll say it again. She’s in the dungeon at the rogue camp.""Tell me the location of the camp," Kai said sternly.Julie laughed again, and her laughter was getting on his nerves. "And why would I do that?""If you don’t, I’ll beat it out of you," he warned, stepping closer."Oh, I’m trembling in fear," she mocked, rolling her eyes. "My dear prince, you wouldn’t dare touch me. Because whatever you do to me, my mate will do to yours."

Darina was still shaken by the encounter with Jake. She sat on the stone slab, hugging her knees, rocking softly to soothe herself. She needed to warn Kai. Under no circumstances should he give up his rights to the throne. Even if her life was at stake. The well-being of all werewolves was more important than her life—they didn’t deserve to fall into the clutches of a vengeful maniac.The door creaked open, and she jumped off the slab, startled.A man she had never seen before entered her cell. He looked to be in his mid-thirties, well-built, with a short military cut of raven-black hair. A thin scar ran down his right cheek. His green eyes were fixed on her, like he was trying to drink in her appearance, and inspect every inch of her.He could have been considered handsome, but that violent, evil grin twisted his face into something repulsive.He stepped closer, lifting her chin and locking eyes with her."Well, well, well. The face is defini

It was finally time for the meeting.Before Kai could enter the room, strong hands pushed him against the wall, fingers tightening around his throat. He was the strongest Lycan—but Daniel caught him off guard, and Kai didn’t fight back. Deep down, he knew Daniel’s fury was justified.“I entrusted you with my sister, and you let her be kidnapped!” Daniel roared.His father was right behind him. “Daniel, let him go. He doesn’t control dark magic, and your sister is his mate. He’s suffering just as much as you are.”Daniel released his grip, exhaling sharply.“I know you’re right. The guilt is eating me alive for failing to keep her safe,” Kai said, his voice laced with sorrow and guilt.Daniel looked away, regret flashing in his eyes. “I’m sorry. I overreacted. We’re all on edge since she disappeared.”Kai tapped his shoulder, and together they entered the meeting room.Inside, the Vampire King sat with Lily on hi

“They also captured Silverstone Luna,” whispered Bianca, arranging empty dishes on the tray. Jackie froze, appalled. She shook her head in disbelief. “She is my cousin.” Jackie sighed, knowing she had recently been b*tch to Silvia, though before that Silvia had always supported her, and they had been like sisters. She needed to help her escape. “Do not worry. As we planned—today at sunset, during dinner—we will rescue Darina and your cousin. Afterwards, we will howl to gather the rest and run. I hope the Moon Goddess will guide us.” “I hope so too,” said Jackie, though she kept the rest of her thought silent: We will be free, or we will be dead. Bianca nodded and carried the empty tray to the kitchen tent. Then, she made her way toward the beta’s tent. Deep in thought, she entered without caution—only to feel a cold blade pressed to her throat and a body pressing against her from