All Chapters of The Alpha Prince's Fierce Bride: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Jake was sitting in the meadow outside the rogue camp, facing the forest. He stared at the vulture tearing at the leftover remains of a deer’s body. A thought crossed his mind—maybe in a few days, that same vulture would feast on his flesh. The thought of the coming battle gnawed at him. Was the crown worth the blood it would demand? How many men, women, and innocent lives would be spilled for a throne? Every life lost, every scream echoing across the battlefield, seemed to mock the idea of victory. He had dreamed of the coronation, of power and honor, but now the price weighed heavily. Could any crown be worth this? Julie sat down beside him. “Here you are,” she said playfully. “Here I am,” he replied, still staring at the vulture. Dark thoughts refused to leave his mind. She slid her hand through his arm, but for the first time, her touch didn’t warm his soul. Before, just her li

Kai was standing next to the priest. There was no beautifully decorated arch, no flowers, no banquet chairs adorned in a certain theme, not even bridemaids and groomsmen. Only him, the priest, and a small group of family and friends standing on both sides for the bride to pass. This was how Darina and Kai wanted it to be—simple, intimate, only with the closest circle, without glamour.Kai’s heart was already jumping out of his chest; it felt like he had been waiting for an eternity, but he had not even been standing at his spot for five minutes.A soft melody began to play. And Kai finally saw her.He froze, rooted to the spot. Darina’s beauty took his breath away. His beautiful mate, love of his life, his equal partner, was walking slowly and confidently next to her father, Alpha Claus.Her gown featured a sculpted, corset-style bodice with a plunging sweetheart neckline and delicate off-the-shoulder tulle draping, seamlessly flowing into a drama

After the meeting, Darina called all the females she and Amber had trained to gather in the arena.They sat in a long row of arena chairs, murmuring quietly, their eyes following her every move. Darina stood on the arena ground, tall and unshaken, speaking loud and clear.Her voice echoed deep and commanding, like thunder rolling across the sky."Tomorrow," she began, her gaze sweeping over them, "we will face battle with the rogues—and we will win. We are the wronged, the defenders of our land. The Moon Goddess sees the truth, and she will stand with us."The crowd roared with cheers, women’s eyes blazing with fire and unshakable hope.Darina raised a hand, silencing them. "But remember—victory belongs only to those who fight. Not all battles are won with claws and fangs. There are many roles as vital as the warriors—chefs who will keep us fed, medics who will save lives, those who will guard the palace, and care for our young. I will not demand t

Reed entered the beta suite weary after the hard day, but there was not much time to sleep as they were supposed to reach the battlefield before dawn. The bedroom was lightened only by a small nightstand lamp and the moonlight. He sat in the armchair, closing his eyes just for a minute to relax. His mate’s scent enveloped him and in a second Amber straddled him, trailing kisses on his jaw. She started to unbutton his shirt slowly.“What are you doing?” he teased her.“Oh, I’m just following my Luna’s instructions precisely,” giggled Amber. “She told us to go home and make love with our mates.”“How could I disobey my Luna’s command?”She teased Reed, removing his shirt.“I love Luna’s way of thinking,” said Reed, lifting Amber and carrying her to the bed, placing her gently down.“And more, I love you and our pup,” he said, kissing her still flat stomach.“I do not feel it,” she joked. “Can you show m

Consumed by grief, Onix shifted into his human form while Darius pulled a sword from Lily's chest and roared. His roar echoed across the battlefield, and something inside him snapped. He charged forward, piercing enemies’ chests and severing heads with swift, merciless strikes.A group of dark elves rushed toward him, but Darius raised his hand, clenched his fist, and the elves began choking without being physically touched. Blood spilled from their mouths. He had always hidden his secret, ashamed of his origins, but Lily’s death had driven him past his limits. He was half-demon, and now he no longer feared using his powers against those who had taken the love of his life. He would give them hell.Elsewhere on the battlefield, Jackie was consumed by rage and fear of losing the fight. She tore through her enemies with claws, until a sword slashed across her snout—the cursed blade of a dark witch. Jackie lunged at her attacker, but the witch vanished into the air. Bl