All Chapters of 725 Days With My Alpha Stepbrothers : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Akira’s POV:The sound of the crowd’s cheers roared in my ears as I sprinted across the field, the gun heavy in my grip. My chest heaved with every breath, my lungs burning with exertion. Sweat poured down my face, trickling into my eyes and momentarily blurring my vision. I blinked it away, forcing my focus back on the game.The field was a chaotic maze of moving targets and desperate slaves, each carrying apples precariously balanced on their heads. The goal was deceptively simple: shoot the apples. But in practice, it was far more challenging. The targets moved unpredictably, weaving and darting across the field, each of them desperate to avoid the bullets. My muscles screamed in protest as I crouched low, aiming my gun at one of the slaves. She was fast, her movements erratic as she zigzagged across the track, trying to escape. I exhaled slowly, steadying my grip. My finger hovered over the trigger, and I fired. The bullet soared through the air, slicing cleanly through the appl

Stephanie’s POV:She laughed as I punched the hell out of her. Blood filled her mouth, yet her maniacal laughter only fueled my anger. She wasn’t even fighting back, and that frustrated me even more.The officials separated us just then.We stood, glaring at each other.She stepped closer to me.“Do you know what disgusts me most about you?” she asked, her tone dripping with disdain.“It’s you acting so righteous,” she continued. “If you were so desperate to save them, you should have quit the game and let me win. But no, you participated.”I clenched my fists.“Why?” she pressed. “Because you wanted to win too.”Her eyes bore into mine, her words cutting deeper than I was prepared for. “Or did you trust yourself that much? Did you honestly believe you were so perfect at shooting targets that you wouldn’t miss? That you wouldn’t hurt someone?” She looked me up and down, her gaze as sharp as her tongue.I couldn’t find the right words to respond.“From what I’ve seen, you haven’t even

Tyler’s POV:I had called an urgent meeting today, summoning the Alphas of every pack in the realm. The events from last night in Brimridge Pack could not be ignored, and the urgency of the matter left no room for delay.Brimridge Pack wasn’t just any pack. It was the second most powerful pack in the realm, second only to Moonsdale, our own. Like my brothers and me, Brimridge housed five powerful Alpha brothers—the Argento brothers. Their strength and unity were legendary, much like ours. Nobody dared to challenge Moonsdale or Brimridge. At least, not until now.But lately, things had shifted. Unrest was brewing, and these attacks weren’t just random acts of violence. Something bigger, darker, was at play. First, one of our villages was attacked, and now Brimridge had been targeted. Villagers had been kidnapped, taken hostage under the cover of night. This wasn’t just rogue activity anymore. I couldn’t shake the gnawing feeling in my gut. Whatever was happening, it wasn’t good, and i

The next day - FridayTHE FINAL ROUND OF THE RANK DUEL CHALLENGE *************Stephanie’s POV:The school field hummed with tension, the energy from the gathered crowd electrifying the air. I stood in the center of the vast space, my heart pounding like a war drum. Across from me, Akira stood tall, her cold gaze locked onto mine. Her presence was commanding, her confidence unwavering, and I couldn’t deny the flicker of unease that coursed through me. But I clenched my fists tighter, grounding myself. There was no room for fear now.The field was surrounded by students, their murmurs blending into a dull roar. Some cheered for Akira, others for me, but their voices were nothing more than background noise. My focus was solely on the opponent standing before me. This was the final round of the rank duel challenge, and I had come too far to falter now.Akira's lips curled into a faint smirk, as if she could already taste victory. I refused to let it shake me. I wasn’t the same person I

Stephanie’s POV:I didn’t respond or even try to get up. Even if I wanted to, I couldn’t. My body refused to cooperate. It was too broken, too bruised, too heavy to move. The fight was over, and there was no denying it now. I had lost.“Three.” The bell rang, its sound sharp and final.“The winner of the Rank Duel Challenge is Akira Williams,” the school head announced, his voice echoing across the field. “The loser hereby becomes the omega of the winner, who is now the Alpha, and is obliged to do everything the Alpha demands as stated in the Rank Duel Challenge rules. Refusal to comply will lead to dire consequences.”Akira’s wolf let out a triumphant howl, the sound reverberating through the air like a war cry. The crowd erupted into a chaotic mixture of cheers and gasps, their emotions a cacophony of excitement, pity, and morbid fascination. My body lay motionless on the ground, aching and trembling as I stared up at the sky, my vision blurred with exhaustion and humiliation.A