All Chapters of Alpha Ryu : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The maids exchanged glances between themselves, hooking up on who and what to deduce with each passing second. I could smell the lingering danger signs, my head revolting as auras began to clash, sinister inductions filling the atmosphere. My heart raced as Lady X began to fume, her nose releasing fumes as she began to breathe out. She was toxic, far more toxic than I’d expected her to be. She swung her hand away from Ryu, hitting me with death glares. If looks were cuts, my whole body would be minced. “Alpha Ryu.” She grabbed her living gown, raising it up to give a bow. I appreciated how I had gotten out of the situation and also began to feel like a queen knowing the devil I yearned to kill was now the angel protecting me. “Lady X. I heard you were back from your last mission, and you have decided to come visit me in my chambers. Since your father had called for you to get home quite early, I thought maybe I could walk up and save you the stress”. Ryu checked his hand back. S

The air between Ryu and me grew heavier with every passing moment. I stood there, my heart torn in two, pulled in one direction by my loyalty to my father, Alpha Harry, and in another by the undeniable pull I felt for Ryu. If I didn’t act soon, my father's demand to take Ryu's head would cost me everything. I needed to make a choice. The weight of the decision pressed down on me. To betray Ryu, or secure my position as Alpha of my pack, taking it over from my step brother . It seemed so simple, but it wasn’t. I couldn’t shake the feeling that I was falling for someone I shouldn't even be near. The man who stood before me was ruthless, cold, and completely out of reach.Yet here I was, drawn to him, unable to deny the chemistry that crackled between us. It wasn’t just power anymore. I didn’t even know if it was only about the position. It was about something deeper—something I couldn’t quite name. But I couldn’t afford to give in to that.Suddenly, a sharp laugh broke through the silen

I held my breath as we reached the edge of the Blood Arena, it was suffocating but I had to withhold my breath not knowing what the outcome may be.The air was thick with tension, and the sky above us looked like it might break into a storm.The stone walls were high, stained with battles long past. I could hear the low murmurs of the crowd that had gathered. Every important Alpha, emissary, and warrior from nearby packs were here. Watching. Judging.Beside me, Ryu stood tall, his expression was unreadable. His jaw was clenched tightly, but his eyes—those fierce, stormy eyes—held something I couldn’t name. Was it fear? Determination? Or was it for me? Whatever it was I couldn't tell.The Ironclaw Pack stood across the arena, opposite us. They looked like they were carved from the mountains—which was huge, muscular, and ready to tear through anyone who stood in their path. At the front of them stood Alpha Theron.He was taller than Ryu, his body covered in battle scars, one running acr

The silence in the room was so loud that if a pin fell down it would be heard loudly . Only the slow, weak breaths from Ryu let me know he was still with me.I didn’t blink.Didn’t flinch.I sat by his side, my hand gently wrapped around his. His skin felt cold, and he looked pale. Nothing like the strong Alpha I first met. The sight of him like this—broken, bruised, and unconscious—stirred something sharp in my chest.The healer had worked for hours—cleaning the wounds, stopping the bleeding, whispering prayers to the Moon Goddess. But the truth was, no one could say when or if he would wake up.But I was staying. No matter how long it took.Others came and went—some brought food, others whispered encouragement—but I barely noticed them. My whole world was lying on that bed, fighting for breath. Fighting to come back to me.I ran my fingers gently through his hair and whispered, “Come back, Ryu. Please. I need you.”It wasn’t supposed to be like this.I came here on a mission—to take

The sharp pain that hit my stomach was like nothing I’d ever felt before.It came out of nowhere—so sudden, so strong—that I didn’t even have time to cry out. One moment, I was standing near the open window, breathing in the clean morning air, thinking about how different today felt after the last few days of chaos. The next moment, my knees buckled beneath me like broken branches.A strangled gasp left my lips as I clutched my stomach, my fingers trembling. It felt like a fist had reached into me and was squeezing from the inside. A strange, tight pressure coiled around my core.I staggered backward, my back slamming into the cold wall with a soft thud. My breathing came out in short, shallow bursts. My lips parted, but no words escaped."Samantha?" a voice called faintly from the hallway—it sounded like one of the omegas, but I couldn’t respond.My throat felt tight, my chest burning. Then another wave of pain crashed through me like a tidal wave. I collapsed onto my knees, my hands