All Chapters of Alpha Logan's Mistress: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

SERAPHINA“Why is everyone staring?” I snapped, the words sharper than I meant. The servant in front of me flinched and lowered her eyes. Her hands trembled with the tray she carried.“Forgive me, my lady,” she whispered. “I—”“You will not speak unless spoken to,” I said, voice cold and flat. The hall felt warmer than it should have, as if the heat in my blood was leaking out and tacking the air to my skin. I could feel eyes on my neck, on my shoes, on the way my palms clenched at my sides. They were waiting for something to break.Someone muttered behind a curtain and a few other servants tried to laugh softly to mask their fear. That sound made something in me harden. Why should I be the only one walking around like a broken thing, while the rest of them whispered like everything was normal? If Logan could sulk and stumble around the castle in his drunken haze, then at least I would make sure the people beneath me understood consequences.“Gather the three who laughed,” I ordered

REINAThe next morning, as soon as I woke up, I felt a sudden warmth envelop me, and the smell of freshly baked cinnamon rolls filled the room. My eyes flew open and landed on the maid holding a tray with steaming plates and a warm smile on her face.“Good morning, my lady. Alpha Guapo asked me to bring your breakfast to your room. I wasn’t sure what you’d like, especially since you’re heavily pregnant, so I brought different kinds of food for you to choose from.”I nodded as she spoke. “Well, what and what do you have with you?”“I have cinnamon rolls here, garlic bread, some carrot cake, freshly squeezed beetroot juice, chicken salad, mashed potatoes and gravy sauce, some coconut milk rice, and porridge.”Everything sounded good and also smelled nice. “Alright,” I replied. “Just keep the tray on the table. I can’t make my choice now. When I do, I’ll eat, and you can take the rest away.”She placed the tray on the side table and bowed. Then she turned and left without another word.I

GUSTAVO“Logan?” I gasped. She looked like she regretted it immediately the words left my mouth, and I masked the surprise on my face. “Hey, hey, it’s okay. Don’t feel bad about telling me, okay? I won’t tell anyone at all.”“I… it’s fine. I’m not worried about that,” she whispered. “I just… I’m afraid of them judging me without hearing my story first. I’m scared of how people would think of me.”“Ray, it’s okay. We can tell everyone that you were married and the baby’s father died in battle. Nobody would question that at all. Nobody needs to know at all,” I suggested. And I meant it, because I also didn’t want to tell Guapo and Giovanni about her baby’s father. If Guapo heard that Logan was the father, he would use her as leverage against Logan and try to get ahead of everyone. I couldn’t let him hear of this.“No, Gus.” She shook her head. “I don’t think it will work well. You can already tell that the child has alpha blood. How long until the town people also learn that? What if my

GUAPOThe corridor felt too small after the argument. My pulse was still racing, but the moment Reina stepped into the room, everything inside me shifted. Not in the soft way people fall for someone — never that. It was the shift of calculation. Of opportunity. Of the sudden reminder that this woman standing there, wide-eyed and clueless, carried a weapon stronger than any sword in this castle.Her child.A child who could destroy me… or secure everything I wanted.So when she said she wanted to walk, I forced a gentle smile, nodded, and offered my arm like the perfect gentleman.“Let me walk with you,” I said.Gustavo stiffened behind me — he didn’t like that. Good. The more uncomfortable he was, the better I felt.Reina hesitated for a moment, then slipped her hand into the crook of my arm. Her touch was warm, delicate, almost trembling. We stepped into the sunlight spilling across the courtyard stones, and I inhaled slowly.Fresh air.Peaceful grounds.And the woman who would unloc

GIOVANNI“I wonder what they’re talking about down there. I can barely make out anything they’re saying.” Gustavo’s voice was full of worry. If I didn’t know better, I’d actually think that all of these was just an excuse to bring Reina closer and that he really cared about her. But I know better. He didn’t. He doesn’t. None of us do. The sun was starting to slip low in the sky, casting a warm orange glow across the training field below the tower. From where we stood, we had a clear view of them below, walking along the narrow path that cut through the trees. From a distance, the moment looked peaceful. The kind of calm that could almost convince someone that everything was fine. But the longer we watched, the clearer it became that things were far from fine.Reina had started that walk with a peaceful demeanor. She had a look that showed that she was enjoying the view. But little by little, something shifted. Her shoulders stiffened, her pace slowed, and her hands moved uncertainl