Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Alpha's Obsession: Kabanata 131 - Kabanata 140

Verena’s POV:I took slow, shuddering breaths as I stepped toward him. He was facing me, but he couldn’t see me. The bandages wrapped around his eyes were bloodied, stark against his pale skin.Despite knowing how much he didn’t like me touching him, I couldn’t stop myself from cupping his face in my hands, feeling the familiar sharpness of his jaw, the faint warmth beneath his clammy skin.He seemed so…weak.I had never seen him like this before.Even in his worst moments, Alaric had always carried himself with an unbreakable pride—shoulders squared, chin high, as if daring the world to challenge him. Most people wouldn’t notice, but I knew. I knew how much he loathed feeling powerless, how he had once in the past couple days, prayed for a quick death rather than endure a life trapped in a body that no longer listened to him.Because for a man like Alaric Lombardi—who once commanded power with a mere glance—helplessness was worse than death.I swallowed past the lump in my throat, my

Dominico's POV:The rain lashed against my fur as I tore through the battlefield, claws digging into the drenched earth with each powerful stride. The scent of blood mixed with wet soil clung to the air.A deafening gunshot cracked through the night, followed by three more in rapid succession, making my ears twitch in irritation. I skidded to a halt as a familiar figure emerged from the shadows."Alaric," I growled, shifting back to my human form in a blink. My chest heaved with exertion, rain trailing down my face. "It worked?! Wait…your eyes?"Alaric, still clad in bloodied bandages, straightened his posture despite his visible exhaustion. "I'm fine," he replied, his voice rough but steady. His blindfolded gaze turned toward me, "I've sent the others to the safe room.""Good." I wiped the rain from my brow and exhaled, preparing myself to relay the situation. "The children, non-fighters, and elders have been evacuated underground. The rest of the pack is gearing up. We've got sniper

Dominico’s POV:A sharp, burning pain seared through my wrist, but it was nothing compared to the fire raging inside me. My thoughts churned in chaos, my heartbeat hammering against my ribs like a war drum. The cold rain lashed against my skin, soaking through my already ruined clothes, but I barely felt it.My mate was gone.Nyxia was gone.And I was losing my goddamn mind.My vision blurred with rage as I stalked forward, my breath coming in ragged pants. The battlefield around me was a cacophony of snarls, growls, and the occasional gunfire echoing through the storm. Wolves clashed against each other, mud and blood mixing beneath their feet, but it all faded into the background. There was only one thing that mattered right now.I lifted my head, my Alpha blood thrumming through my veins. The sheer force of my voice cut through the howling winds like a blade.“GARETH! COME HERE. NOW!”The Alpha command vibrated through the battlefield, sending a ripple of submission through every wo

Dominico’s POV:I dragged Alaric’s unconscious body across the dimly lit hallways, his weight pressing down on me with each step.The scent of blood and damp earth lingered in the air, mixing with the acrid remnants of smoke from the earlier explosion. My muscles burned, my mind racing too fast to focus on anything other than getting him to safety.When I finally reached the safe room, I shoved the heavy door open with my shoulder.Verena’s eyes immediately landed on Alaric’s limp form. Her face paled, and within seconds, she was at my side. Her voice was breathless, frantic. "What happened?"“He’s just worn out,” I gritted out, adjusting Alaric’s dead weight on my back. “He’ll be fine. Take care of him.”I dropped him onto the cot in the corner of the small room, ignoring the sharp gasp that left Verena’s lips as she rushed to his side. I didn’t have time to explain further—I had more pressing matters to deal with.Spinning on my heel, I stormed out of the room without another word,

Dominico’s POV:"The Hunter Estate."Gareth’s voice was hoarse, thick with exhaustion and pain, but the words rang clear.Of course. The obvious answer.My fingers tightened around the hilt of my dagger, the temptation to plunge it into his throat burning in my veins. But I forced myself to exhale through gritted teeth, forcing back the unrelenting urge to finish him off.Not yet.I glanced down at his bloodied hands, his trembling form barely managing to hold itself upright against the ropes binding him to the chair. Every inch of me screamed to put an end to this traitor—this worthless excuse for an Alpha who had dared to betray his own blood.But I couldn't. Not now.Grinding my teeth, I turned to Maximilian. “Wrap him up.”My voice came out sharper than intended, my rage barely held in check. Maximilian hesitated for a split second, probably expecting me to go for the kill, but he gave a curt nod before grabbing the medical supplies.I stepped back, rolling my shoulders in an atte