Todos los capítulos de TRAPPED BY THE ALPHA WHO HATES ME: Capítulo 41 - Capítulo 49

VeraJade’s room smelled like leather and old money.The furs on his bed were real, wolf, I realized with a sick twist in my stomach, and his walls were lined with weapons that looked like they’d actually been used. There were books too, stacked on shelves in a way that suggested someone had bothered to organize them, which meant he had servants for that. Everything in the space screamed that this man had never done anything for himself in his entire life.“Clean my room,” he said, gesturing vaguely at the general chaos of scattered clothes and dust.Anna and I stood frozen in the doorway, and I could feel her trembling beside me. Not the shaking kind of scared—the kind where your whole body just stops working right because your brain is too busy catastrophizing.Jade didn’t wait for us to acknowledge him. He just walked toward the bathing chamber like we’d already agreed, like our compliance was a foregone conclusion. The door closed behind him, and the sound of water running fil

KieranI wished I could explain everything to Rowan. I wished I could tell him that I never went to Vera’s pack intending to steal Alpha Jade’s mate. “I went there to sign an agreement, nothing more. Then I saw how they treated her. The way they humiliated her, the way they looked at her like she was worthless because fate had made her an omega despite the Alpha blood in her veins. I couldn’t walk away from that.”“That was how it started. I helped her because I couldn’t stand watching what they were doing to her. Then we started talking. We became close. Somewhere along the way, I began feeling that pull whenever I was near her.”“I still didn’t know what it meant. Maybe it was something divine. Maybe it was a mate bond. Or maybe we had simply been through too much together, and what I thought was a bond was nothing more than trauma tying us together. But whatever it was, I never planned for any of this.”Rowan didn’t look up from Vera’s abdomen, where his hands were pressing gently

Alpha RowanThe device was the size of my palm.I slowly raised it above my head, making sure every soldier could see the single red button.“This,” I said calmly, “is connected to enough explosive material beneath this garage floor to level three city blocks.”The soldiers froze.Even Garrett’s face changed as his eyes locked on the device.Kieran stared at me in disbelief.He had already accepted that we were trapped. He had no idea I had one final card left to play.“Bastard,” Kieran murmured.“That’s not going to work,” Garrett said. He actually laughed, that sharp, confident sound of a man who thought he had all the angles figured out. “You’re bluffing. You’d never detonate explosives with your own people still in the building.”His men started laughing too. It was that nervous kind of laughter that happens when soldiers realize their commander might have made a mistake but they’re not ready to admit it yet. They were looking at each other, trying to figure out if this was actu

Narrator The plane touched down at exactly three in the morning, and Rowan didn’t wait for the wheels to stop rolling before he was moving toward the cargo hold where they’d strapped Vera’s unconscious body to a medical gurney.Dr. John Hart was already waiting on the tarmac when the cabin door opened. He’d been Rowan’s friend for almost twenty years, back when they were both younger and more reckless, and he was one of the few people in the human world who knew exactly what Rowan was. Behind him stood a full emergency medical team with another gurney, IV stands, and equipment that made Kieran’s breath catch in his chest.“How long?” John asked, not wasting time on greeting.“Since the attack,” Rowan said. “Six hours. Maybe seven. We stopped the bleeding but she’s been unconscious the entire time.”“Vitals?”“Dropping. Slowly but dropping. Heart rate elevated, blood pressure unstable.”John was already moving toward Vera, his hands checking her pulse, lifting her eyelids, assessing