All Chapters of MY EX BETRAYED ME, SO I SEDUCED HIS ALPHA UNCLE: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Not only had Sela confirmed that they had been taken by Eron, Evan had also sent a picture to him of Ashera’s unconscious body, with a simple message your throne or your mate.Darius’s fists tightened at his sides as he walked. If Eron thought he could play games, he was gravely mistaken. Darius would burn down every secret and tear through every enemy until he had her back.“We’ll get answers,” Rowan said quietly, glancing at him as though sensing the storm raging inside his Alpha.“We must,” Darius replied, his voice rough with iron determination. “If Eron is hiding her, his brother will know something. And I’ll make sure he speaks, one way or another.”Rowan and Darius reached the end of the corridor where a heavy wooden door stood, iron bolts crossing its surface. Without waiting for an order, Rowan pushed it open. The hinges groaned, and the smell of damp stone and sweat rolled out to meet them.Inside, two guards stood over a man strapped tightly to a chair. Thick leather belts

The prisoner let out a weak groan, his voice broken and trembling. “She’s here… my ex wife…” he winced as the men dragged him another step, blood dripping from his foot onto the gravel. “She’s a vampire. She doesn’t do too well with lights, even during the day we always have the curtains down.” His words were slurred, half-choked with pain, but clear enough.Darius’s eyes narrowed slightly at that. A werewolf, married to a vampire? He let the thought linger for a heartbeat, then scoffed inwardly. An odd pairing, no doubt, but then again, was it really stranger than his own bond with Ashera? She was no ordinary wolf. There was more to her, power that stretched far beyond the natural bloodline of their kind. He had seen glimpses of it, felt it in ways that unsettled even him.His jaw tightened as he refocused on the house. If the ex-wife truly was a vampire, she wouldn’t be difficult to handle. Their strength came with weaknesses, weaknesses he knew how to exploit. Normally, he might ha

The cabin stood hidden among tall, dark trees, its windows dim and lifeless. Darius and his men pulled up just as the night had fully taken over the sky. The woman had been right, the place was far out of town, quiet, and isolated. Too quiet.The moment they stepped out, the cold air bit at their skin. Darius’s eyes narrowed on the shadowy outline of the cabin, his body tense, his wolf restless beneath his skin. Every second mattered. Every second without Ashera was torture.“Move,” Darius ordered sharply, his voice low but firm. His men didn’t hesitate. They spread out in formation, boots crunching against the gravel and dirt as they approached the front. Without wasting time, they broke the lock and forced the door open, the wooden frame groaning in protest.Inside, the air was heavy with dust and stale smoke. The smell was old, but underneath it carried faint traces of something else, sweat, leather, and the sharpness of fear. The men split off, tearing through the cabin’s rooms. D

Nia gasped through her tears, her body trembling harder. She whispered the riddle to herself, trying to think through the panic. Always hungry. Always fed… Her lips shook, her eyes squeezed shut. Then suddenly, she looked up, her voice breaking. “It’s… blood. The answer is blood.”Rowan’s eyes snapped to hers, then to Darius. He didn’t waste time. His hands flew to the other side of the bomb, pressing against another hidden slot.Click.Another compartment slid open. Inside, another small key.But the timer screamed louder now, the beeping fast and piercing.Ten seconds.Rowan’s breathing quickened, but his hands stayed firm. Sweat rolled down his temple as he grabbed both keys and shoved them into twin locks on the bomb.Nine. Eight. Seven.“Come on,” he muttered, twisting them hard.Six. Five.The bomb screen flashed red, the beeping almost u

Evan let out a short, bitter laugh and shook his head. “No. Quite the opposite. I might have underestimated just how far my uncle is willing to go. He said the duel will continue.”Lyria’s brows rose. “Are you sure that’s what he said?”“Yes,” Evan replied, his voice low but certain. “He didn’t even mention Ashera.”For a moment, silence filled the room. Then Lyria suddenly burst into laughter. Her laugh was sharp, cruel, echoing against the walls. “So, that brat isn’t of any value to him after all,” she said between her laughter. “And here I was, thinking she was his weak point.”She laughed some more, shaking her head, clearly entertained by the revelation. But when she looked back at Evan, her smile faltered. His expression was dark, his shoulders tense, his lips pressed in a hard line. He wasn’t amused.“What?” she asked, her tone e