All Chapters of The Alpha King's Pet: His Omega Slave : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Chapter 132RAMONThree days. Three days of living in this hospital, of watching Lake sit beside Ollie's bed for hours without moving, of seeing my nephew Julian ask repeatedly when his friend would wake up, of feeling the weight of failure press down on my chest until I could barely breathe.Three days, and Ollie still hadn't opened his eyes.Rhodes kept saying the same things—that Ollie's body had been through massive trauma, that the induced coma was helping him heal, that we needed to be patient. But I could see the worry in my brother's eyes when he thought no one was looking. Could hear the concern in his voice when he spoke to the other doctors.Ollie's condition wasn't improving the way it should.The head injury was more severe than initially thought. The internal bleeding had been controlled, but there were complications. Swelling in the brain that wouldn't go down. Fever that kept spiking despite antibiotics. A body that had been pushed too far, too fast, and was strugglin

Chapter 134RAMONI felt my stomach tighten with dread. "What about Ollie? Is his condition worse? Rhodes, if something's happened—""It's not about his medical condition," Rhodes interrupted. "It's about his blood type.""His blood type?" I repeated, confused. "What about it?"Rhodes pulled out a medical chart, the same one Lake had filled out three days ago. "Lake told us Ollie was O positive. Like him and Samuel. But during the surgery, when Ollie had a transfusion reaction, we tested him properly. He's not O positive, Ramon. He's AB negative."The room went silent. I stared at Rhodes, trying to process what he was saying, but the words didn't make sense."So Lake was wrong about the blood type," I said slowly. "That happens, right? If Ollie was never properly tested—""Ramon, two O positive parents cannot produce an AB negative child," Rhodes said gently. "It's genetically impossible. Which means Samuel Sanders is not Ollie's biological father."The world seemed to tilt sideways.

Chapter 136RAMONBut that didn't feel true. Lake had been fourteen. A child. And I'd been twenty. An adult. Even drugged, even confused, I should have known better. Should have recognized that he was too young, too vulnerable.If I'd hurt Lake that night, even unintentionally—I didn't know how I'd live with that knowledge.A nurse knocked and entered with the testing kit. Rhodes took it and turned to me. "This won't hurt. Just a quick swab of your cheek, and then I'll do the same with Ollie."I opened my mouth and let Rhodes swab the inside of my cheek, the cotton feeling strange and invasive. He sealed the sample in a tube, labeled it carefully, then stood."I'll go get Ollie's sample now. Marcus, can you arrange for these to be sent to the lab? Mark them urgent, priority processing.""On it," Marcus said, taking the tubes.Rhodes left, and I sat there in his office, surrounded by my brothers and my security team, trying to process the possibility that my entire life was about to ch

Chapter 138RAMON"You'll have me," I said desperately. "Lake, you'll have me. You'll have our bond, our future, everything we could build together—""I know," Lake said, but he didn't sound convinced. "And I love you, Ramon. I do. But Ollie—he's been my reason for living since the moment he was born. Before he was born, even. When I found out I was pregnant at fourteen, when everyone was telling me to get rid of it, to end the pregnancy and move on—I couldn't. Because that baby was mine. The only thing in the world that was truly mine. And I decided right then that I would do anything, endure anything, survive anything, as long as it meant keeping him safe."He turned to look at Ollie's still form, his hand reaching out to touch his son's face gently. "When Samuel's clients started coming around, when the men he owed money to started looking at Ollie the way they'd looked at me—I knew I had to get us out. Had to protect him from that life. So I took him to the ocean."My stomach clen

Chapter 140RAMONLake wiped his eyes, still smiling through his tears. "Ollie knows about biology. He asked me once, a few months ago, about how babies are made. And I told him the basics—that omegas carry babies, that alphas help make them, that families come in all different shapes. And he asked if I was his omega or his brother, and I—I lied. I told him I was his brother. Because I couldn't face telling a four-year-old that his brother was actually his father who'd given birth to him at fourteen.""But I'm going to tell him now," Lake said with determination. "When he wakes up. I'm going to sit him down and explain everything. That I'm his biological father, that I love him more than anything, that nothing about our relationship changes even if the terminology does. And I'm going to tell him that his other biological father—the alpha who helped make him—was someone kind. Someone gentle. Someone who treated me like a person even if I don't remember his name."He turned back to me,