All Chapters of The Alpha Prince's Fierce Bride: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

The area near the flogging pole was swarming with werewolves who had rushed over after hearing the commotion. At first, everyone thought it must be another attack, because public punishment was almost unheard of in their pack. The sight that met them, however, froze blood in veins.Jackie and Colin pushed their way through the crowd, and Jackie’s breath hitched the moment her eyes landed on the pole.Jamie was bound tightly to it, wrists raw and bleeding from the ropes, his body jerking with every strike. Kai stood before him, whip in hand, his face contorted in fury that looked nothing like him. It was twisted, animalistic, as though something darker had taken root inside him. Each crack of leather split the silence and sent shudders through the crowd.Some voices rose, cheering, urging the punishment on. Others shouted in protest, horrified by the brutality. But Kai didn’t even flinch—he didn’t care if the world itself disapproved.Reed looked as tho

Amber’s voice broke as she exclaimed, "I still can’t believe what Kai has done!" "To ally with dark creatures… to throw his own father into a dungeonl," Cassy sobbed, tears strained her cheeks. Her voice trembled as she whispered, "What will he do to Will?" "Nothing," Darina cut in, her tone steady but laced with fire. "I will not let him touch your mates or anyone else. Not while I still breathe." She turned to Maya, her eyes pleading but firm. "Please, take them somewhere safe. Anywhere they cannot be found." "We are not leaving you," Amber shook her head stubbornly. Cassy clutched her arm, nodding silently as if to anchor herself against the storm. Darina’s patience wavered, her voice hardening. "Don’t you see? A legion of harpies and dark witches are hunting us right now. If we stay together, they’ll find us faster. And even after I free Kai from this curse, his so-called all

The voice groaned in Kai's head, making his veins bulge and his blood pulse faster. “I told you. Now you see—she ran from the palace to enjoy time with her god. You were supposed to put her in a cell earlier. But you hesitated. You were weak. And now she will gather every reserve to overthrow you. The cunning b*tch craves power.”Kai rubbed his temples, his skull burning as he looked around the wreckage of the room. The harpy queen’s words still rang in his ears—his mate caught in the god’s company. Betrayal cut through him like poisoned steel. She had lied all along, smiling, pretending, deceiving him. The pup she carried was most likely not even his. The thought made his stomach twist with rage.He wanted to scream, tear the world apart, run as fast as he could, but he had already blocked Blake, locking him away so he couldn’t shift. Yet the inner voice clawed at his mind, grinding pain into his bones until he could hardly breathe.But he couldn’t fight

Kai could not breathe. His heart was about to leap out of his chest.“The mate bond did not break. She is not dead,” barked Blake in his head, wagging his tail nervously, terrified for their mate’s life.A surge of power, fueled by hope, shot through Kai’s body. He lifted Darina’s lifeless body and ran faster than the wind to the clinic.“SHE IS NOT BREATHING!” he screamed at the top of his lungs as he burst through the entrance.Camilla, along with other doctors and nurses, rushed to him. They pulled Darina from his arms, placing her onto a rolling bed and whisking her swiftly to the ICU.“She breathes, but her breath is very weak,” Camilla said, stopping him at the ICU doors. “Alpha, you can’t go in. Please, just let us do our job.” She disappeared behind the doors, and time froze for Kai.He paced the waiting area, unable to bear the waiting. He needed to be next to his mate. Blake roared inside, just as impatie

Darina walked through the shadows. There was no way out and seen, but she was not ready to give up. She had to go back to people she loved. She fighted all her not so long life, and this fire was still burning inside of her. Sometimes, it felt like that fire was the only thing keeping her upright. Fear was crawling at the edge of her mind, whispering she would never escape this darkness, but she forced herself to breathe, to keep moving. She thought of her mate's smile, of her mom’s laugh, of Amber's silly jokes and held on to that. Scream of Jenna pulled her out of her thoughts. The shadows got thinner, and she saw Jenna laying on the hospital bed. She was twisting in pain, "Omg, I can't do it," she screamed on top of her lungs. Darina felt her pain, and it was heartbreaking to see always cheerful Jenna in this state. Darina’s chest ached as if the contractions were ripping through her own body. It almost felt unfair—how much joy was promised