All Chapters of The Alpha Of My Heart: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Alethea I watch as Alice shreds the paper into tiny pieces before striding into the bathroom. She tosses the scraps into the toilet, flushes, and watches as they disappear, erasing any evidence of our conversation. That's when I finally take a good look at her. Her sharp cheekbones, perfectly arched brows, and smooth brown skin make her features striking. But it's her eyes-deep brown, warm yet piercing-that make my stomach tighten. They remind me of Selena. I've memorized Selena's face so well that I could recognize her features even with my eyes closed. And now, staring at Alice, I can't shake the familiarity. "You look familiar," I mutter, my voice barely above a whisper. She doesn't hesitate. "That's because we're cousins." Before I can react, she strides toward the door. Her hand hovers over the handle, but just as she's about to leave, she pauses. Without turning around, she says, "Don't do anything stupid. Wait for my instructions." I frown. Wait for her instructions?

Asher The past few days have been nothing short of unbearable. Ally is nowhere in sight, and Kaidos has been on edge, blaming me for not marking her when I had the chance. "You're nothing but a selfish, egotistical fool," he snarls in my head. "You let them take her away from us because of a fear that never even existed!" "Oh, shut up, Kaidos," I snap back, my frustration boiling over. "You don't get to open your damn mouth and talk to me like that." "Yes, I have every-" I don't let him finish. I slam the mental link shut. This has been his constant rant for days, and for fuck's sake, I'm exhausted. His accusations claw at my mind, draining what little patience I have left. I don't need him reminding me of my failures. I already feel them pressing down on my chest. Based on the information we got from Selena, we now know that Ally's uncle and his so-called pack no longer exist, not in the way we thought. Their pack went extinct years ago due to some internal power struggle. Bu

Alethea Beads of sweat cling to my face, and my body trembles with fear. I can't stop shaking. Without thinking, I scooted away from where I was lying, as if the bed itself had somehow trapped me in that nightmare. But was it just a nightmare? No, It felt too real. I bury my face in my hands, my breath coming in short, quick bursts. My mind tries to make sense of the dream, but it's like holding sand in my palm. Every time I think I'm close to understanding, it slips right through. The she-wolf's words echo loudly in my head. "You are the last of our kind... You have to stop him." But how am I supposed to stop someone like Alpha Craig? I don't even know what he truly wants, aside from my blood. I shut my eyes tightly, desperate to fall back into that dream, to get more answers. Maybe if I sleep again, I'll see her, and maybe this time she'll tell me what I need to do to survive. But sleep won't come. My mind feels empty like someone wiped it clean the moment I woke up. Fr

AsherKaidos won't let me rest-not even for a second. He paces restlessly inside me, urging me forward. He knows it's time to rescue Ally. With the blueprints of the Greyhill Pack in my hand, I've studied every detail-every hallway, every hidden corner, every escape route. I know that place like the back of my hand now. We've gone over the plan with the warriors. Everyone knows their role, their position, how we strike, and when. I let out a breath of relief when I reach out through the bond-and feel her. Ally's lowered her mental walls. I can sense her again. Her emotions hit me like a wave: fear, but also hope. That tiny flicker of hope tells me everything I need to know. She's holding on. She's waiting for us. And I swear, I won't stop until she's safe."It's time," I say, turning to Ryder.Liam will stay behind to guard the pack. Leaving it unprotected would be foolish.The warriors load into two black SUVs. When we reach the Greyhill border, we'll shift into our wolves and stri

AsherI watch her sleep all night, unable to look away. Kaidos, my wolf, won’t let me leave her side. He’s calm only when she’s near, and honestly… I don’t want to go either. She looks so peaceful—like all the weight she carries in the day finally fades when she dreams. And yet, I know I don’t deserve her. She’s been with me through everything—through pain, betrayal, silence, and doubt. And still, I made her feel like she wasn’t enough. Like she was just an option. But she’s never been just anything. How do I tell her I’m ready now? Ready to mark her. Ready to choose her with every part of me. Ever since I discovered the truth—why my father really left the pack—it’s like something inside me shifted. The answers I needed, the closure I didn’t know I was waiting for… it’s all here now. The guilt eats at me, crawling under my skin. I drag a hand through my hair for what feels like the hundredth time today. I can’t sit still. I can’t wait for her to wake up just to see tha