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All Chapters of The Cursed Alpha and His Chosen Surrogate Mother: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

12 Chapters

Chapter 1

Part 1“That night, the sky was neither blue nor black. The full moon, which should have glowed bright white, had turned blood red. A pack of wolves ran and howled in fear as the Alpha—its fur jet black and eyes the color of blood—approached.“The Alpha rampaged, biting anyone who stood in its way. It had begun to go mad, just as the stories of its curse foretold. It attacked anyone that entered its sight. It didn’t care whether it was an elder, a woman, or a child—everyone was fair game.“Screams of terror, the cracking of broken bones, and the sound of flesh being torn apart became a soft dirge in that silent night.“War howls merged with the hopeless wails of blood-soaked surrender. The Alpha growled, meeting the pleading, begging gazes with a piercing glare. Forgiveness was no longer an option.“Blood for blood, life for life.” The Alpha growled inwardly, knowing the words would echo in the minds of its enemies—because it had allowed their minds to connect with his.“Forgive us.”

Chapter 2

"If I may ask, who were those two girls just now?" Kael asked Miss Clarks right after turning his face away and focusing once more on the path ahead.They were on their way to Rowena Clarks’s office—the director and caretaker of the orphanage where Kael Drenvarr intended to become a donor."Oh, that was Miss Veilthorn and Miss Caelwyn," Miss Clarks said, her tone noticeably gentler than the cold one she’d used minutes earlier when reprimanding one of the girls."I didn’t realize the orphanage cared for girls who were already of age like them," Kael remarked casually."Oh no, they’re not residents here, Mr. Drenvarr. They’re just volunteers who help us run the orphanage," she clarified."My apologies. I assumed they were orphans too, and that you were kind enough to take them in," Kael said again as he walked beside Rowena Clarks."Not quite, Sir. Miss Maera Veilthorn is indeed an orphan, but she wasn’t raised here. She became a volunteer by following in her grandmother’s footsteps. As

Chapter 3

“My job is done,” Maera said as she took off her apron and hung it back in its place. She glanced at the kitchen wall clock—it was seventeen minutes past ten. The restaurant was quite busy tonight, which meant there had been no shortage of dirty dishes for her to wash.“Here’s your pay for tonight, Mae,” said Gibson, the owner of the restaurant where Mae worked, handing her the money. Maera accepted it with a murmured thank-you. With this, her college savings had increased little by little, so she wouldn’t have to burden her grandmother anymore.“Oh right, there’s a job opening for a server at the Vargrave family’s party. Would you be interested?” Gibson offered, giving her exactly the kind of information she needed. “I heard the pay is pretty good.”“When is it?” Maera asked enthusiastically. As long as it didn’t interfere with her school schedule and the job was something she could handle, she would take it no matter what the pay was. “All right, I’m in.”“Okay. I’ll inform the r

Chapter 4

"Is there a problem?" A police car stopped just half a meter behind Jayden, and an officer in uniform approached. With just a quick glance, Maera could tell that the officer was a sycophant—he flashed a knowing smile at Jayden just before walking closer. "You're Miss Veilthorn, right? Who’s the man behind you? A newcomer?" he asked with a mocking grin."Officer, the young man beside you was trying to force this lady to go with him. I just happened to be passing by and offered my help," Kael said in a cold tone."Is that true?" The officer looked at Jayden, who responded with a shrug."I just wanted to take her home—it’s late. Who would’ve thought this stranger would hit me instead?" Jayden accused."He didn’t hit you. He—" Maera started to explain, but her hand was suddenly gripped by Kael. It wasn’t painful, but it sent a strange jolt through her entire body, leaving her thoughts frozen and distracted."I think this is just a misunderstanding. Besides, they know each other. Everyon

Chapter 5

Maera watched as Kael’s car drove away. Unconsciously, she rubbed the arm he had grabbed earlier. There was no warmth or strange sensation like what she had felt before. Everything seemed normal now, so why had she felt something so odd back then?Maera entered her grandmother’s room, just to make sure the elderly woman was resting comfortably. After placing a gentle kiss on her grandmother’s forehead, Maera went up to the second floor where her bedroom was located.“Aren’t you afraid of a werewolf attacking you?” That question echoed in her mind. She gazed out at the dark expanse of trees before her. The crescent moon cast a faint light, and in the distance, Maera could vaguely see a tall-towered castle that she knew belonged to the Drenvarr family."Werewolves?" she murmured, smiling and shaking her head. Maera climbed into bed and chose to rest her weary body."It’s time." A deep voice made Maera open her eyes. Her body felt utterly crushed, and as she tried to move, a sharp pain

Chapter 6

"Grandma, please hold on," Maera whispered as she clutched her grandmother's leg while the paramedics administered first aid. "Sir, please save my grandmother," she pleaded, gripping the sleeve of the paramedic's uniform. Maera's body trembled with fear, tears streaming endlessly down her face. Fear, anxiety, and panic all blended into one."We'll do everything we can, miss," the medic replied, never stopping his communication through the device in his hand, though Maera couldn't tell who he was speaking with. Faintly, she caught that the ambulance had to head somewhere else."What's happening?" Maera asked anxiously, glancing back and forth between the paramedic and her grandmother."The local hospital can't admit your grandmother due to limited equipment. They're directing us to the central hospital," the paramedic explained. Maera's heart felt as if it were being crushed; her chest tightened, and the fear overwhelmed her to the point of losing reason."Is... is my grandmother's cond

Chapter 7.1

“Hello.”Jorah answered the call on his phone in a cold tone that made Kael glance at him with one eyebrow raised.Both Kael and Jorah could already guess who was calling. And even though Kael had told him to be polite, Jorah simply couldn't bring himself to do it. A part of him was still hoping Kael would change his mind about Maera.“M-Mr. Damaric?”The hesitant squeak in Maera's voice only deepened Jorah's guilt.He knew she didn't deserve such a frosty reception. She had no idea what Kael was planning. Right now, she was probably confused, anxious, and overwhelmed, believing her grandmother was in critical condition when, in reality, the woman was perfectly fine. Her current situation was merely part of an arrangement orchestrated by Kael and his best friend—the vampire, Damon Vargrave—who, unfortunately, happened to be the director of the hospital.“Yes. Who am I speaking with?” Jorah continued the charade.“I-I'm Maera Veilthorn,” she replied, her voice tight with nerves.“Do I

Chapter 7.2

Orion's eyes widened dramatically. He looked genuinely offended.“Yes,” Jorah said without hesitation. “I'm kicking you out.”“Why?”This time, his voice sounded almost hurt.“Because I'm sick of both of you.”The blunt response made Orion struggle to hold back a laugh.If Jorah weren't a Beta—and if he weren't someone Kael considered a younger brother—he would have fled this entire situation long ago.He still couldn't agree with Kael's plan to make Maera the surrogate who would carry his Alpha offspring.Again and again, Jorah had laid out every fear and concern he could think of, only for Kael to brush them aside as though none of them mattered. Every argument Jorah raised was met with unwavering certainty.“She’s just an ordinary human. If she carries your child—a child conceived from your powerful bloodline and spiritual aura—I’m afraid her body won’t be able to withstand it. She could be put in serious danger.”Jorah had voiced that concern one evening, but Kael hadn't even flin

Chapter 8

Maera hurried into the building Jorah had mentioned, almost breaking into a run as she crossed the lobby.“I need to see Mr. Jorah Damaric,” she said to the receptionist.The woman looked her over from head to toe, her expression difficult to read.“Do you have an appointment?” she asked, her tone noticeably sharper than necessary.Maera nodded nervously, but the receptionist continued to regard her with obvious skepticism.“Your name?”“Maera Veilthorn,” she replied, unable to hide her impatience.Stress was already weighing heavily on her, and the woman's condescending attitude only made it worse. She knew she looked disheveled and completely out of place in a prestigious building like Drenvarr Tower. But she hadn't had time to go home and change into something more presentable—something that would make her look worthy of meeting wealthy executives and powerful businessmen.Maybe it was just her imagination, but the way the receptionist picked up the phone and dialed a number seemed

Chapter 9.1

The first thing Maera saw when she opened her eyes was a white ceiling and pale blue curtains surrounding her bed.What happened?Frowning, she pushed herself upright. The moment she put weight on her arm, a slight sting shot through her left hand. Looking down, she found an IV line taped to her skin.“You're awake.”A nurse approached, a clipboard tucked beneath her arm.“Where am I?” Maera asked, her voice rough and scratchy.“The ER. You collapsed from shock and exhaustion.” The nurse checked the IV bag hanging beside the bed. It was only a third full now. “It's just vitamins. Once it's finished, you'll be free to go home.”The ER?Confusion washed over her.How had she ended up here?The last thing she remembered was sitting in Jorah Damaric's office inside the Drenvarr Building.“Who brought me here?” she asked.“I'm sorry, I don't know,” the nurse replied apologetically. “I just starte

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