All Chapters of Alpha Ryu : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Those questions rang in my head. He was my worst enemy then but now I discovered my father was. I had fallen hard for him.“I want my child to be gentle, the gentleness I feel in you now” I whispered again, smiling in the dark, “not ruthless like the Alpha who once scared me more than death.”His fingers paused on my stomach, and for a moment, the silence thickened between us. I didn’t laugh like before. I was thinking, trying to understand something he couldn’t see.“What’s wrong? Are you okay?” he asked softly, turning his head to look at me.I forced a small smile. “Nothing,” I lied, brushing my fingers across his jaw. “I was just thinking about how far we’ve come.” But he wasn’t convinced with my response. “No, something changed in your voice. You went quiet all of a sudden. Was it a symptom? Should I call the pack healer?”My heart raced. The truth sat heavy in my chest but I couldn't let it out. That I was his enemy’s daughter. That I once came here to kill him. That I had hat

There’s a certain kind of peace that comes after the storm, have you noticed that before—the kind that sinks into your bones and makes you believe, just for a moment, that the war is over and all you had now was happiness that you deserved.That morning, as I stood by the arched window in Ryu’s private chamber, I was wrapped in the warmth of his oversized sweater and still humming with the afterglow of our bond snapping into place, I felt it. Not the kind of peace that comes with ignorance, but the kind that says you made it through something fierce, and you’re still here. I watched the courtyard below, the dew was still clinging to blades of grass like pearls, and for once, the silence didn’t feel like a warning to me anymore like before. It felt like a lullaby. My hand instinctively rested on my stomach—not because I felt anything in it, but because I hoped to feel the baby kick some day. It was still early. Too early to feel flutters or kicks. But I knew one day I would have it ki

The air around me felt thick, it was like I was trapped in an invisible storm, it's cold tendrils wrapping tighter and tighter around me. My heart hammered against my chest severally, each of my beat reverberating in my ears. Every breath I took seemed too shallow, the weight of my secret bearing down on me like a crushing force. But it was no longer just a secret—it was an accusation, a betrayal, and now it was out in the open.Standing before me, Craig's eyes burned with an anger I had never seen before. It was like he was no longer the brother I once knew, the one who had protected me through thick and thin. No, this man before me was someone completely different—someone capable of unspeakable cruelty. The rage in his eyes made my stomach churn with dread."You’re pregnant," Craig spat, his voice icy and accusing, the words falling from his lips like daggers. "That’s why you’ve been acting so... weak."I felt a cold shiver run through me. I wanted to deny it, wanted to take back th

I wake with a start, my heart pounding in my chest, as though someone has just jolted me from a deep, suffocating sleep. The room feels off, quiet in a way that makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. My senses prick, sharp and alert, as though some invisible force is pressing down on me, urging me to wake fully. The air is too still, thick with an unspoken tension. The world around me feels distant, muted. I blink into the dim light of early morning, my vision hazy, my pulse racing. The silence is suffocating. I push myself upright in bed, my eyes scanning the room.And then I see it.A letter.Resting on the small desk by my bed, its presence unmistakable in the calm of the morning. A single envelope, sealed with an unmarked wax stamp. It is so simple—so subtle—but everything about it feels wrong. A chill sweeps over me, and I feel my stomach twist into a knot.The faint, familiar scent of ink and parchment reaches my nose, and I know exactly who it’s from before I even to

Ryu's POVThe moment Samantha’s figure disappeared beyond the pack gates, a hollow silence swallowed the office. It was a silence so heavy it pressed down on my chest, making it hard to breathe. I stood there, unmoving, my eyes locked on the door she had just walked through as if expecting her to turn back, to run into my arms and swear it was all a terrible lie.But she didn’t. She kept walking. She was gone. My hands curled into fists at my sides, trembling with the effort it took not to tear the whole room apart. I had done the right thing, hadn’t I? I had protected my pack, my position, my legacy. I had shown strength, the kind of strength an Alpha was supposed to have. Then why… Why did it feel like I had just ripped my own soul apart?The betrayal burned hotter than any physical wound I had ever taken in battle. I could almost feel it, a searing brand carved into my chest. Samantha—the woman I had foolishly allowed past the iron walls I had built around my heart—had been sent