All Chapters of Owned By The Rogue Alpha : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

AURELIA I didn’t sleep.I couldn’t. I just couldn’t turn it off. I couldn't sleep because I was angry. My chest kept twisting with pain and frustration that I wanted to cry. I had slapped a maid who had come to ask if I still wanted my late night snack.How dare she come asking me such stupid questions when I'm boiling?I laid there on the bed and every time I closed my eyes, I saw him again—Del—walking away. Not angry or conflicted just calmly. I didn't want to do what was on my mind. Because if I do, I would turn the pack house upside down. No peace for them.He left me in that room. In that nightgown in silence.And yeah, maybe I was supposed to be graceful about it. Maybe I was supposed to pretend it didn’t sting. But it did and it burned and I didn't know how to pretend.He humiliated me, he rejected me.Like I was just some desperate girl throwing herself at him. Not who I am, not who he promised to take not who my father placed by his side.I’m not here by accident. I was chos

LAYLAIt was so cold outside and my head was pounding and the last thing I wanted to do is to have another brawl with Del or have anything to do with Aurelia. All I wanted to do was curl up in bed with a nice cup of hot chocolate but my mind was heavy with what the new physician had said.I couldn’t shake his words. Still couldn’t.“Avoid stress,” Physician Renald had warned, all calm and clinical. “Or you may lose them.”He was the new physician and he was really good.Them.Two of them.I’m carrying twins.Yeah. I’m still trying to process that too.Not one heartbeat but two. Two tiny, fragile lives inside me, depending on me to not fall apart. And the way I’ve been feeling lately? That feels like asking fire not to burn.I wrapped my shawl tighter. Not that it helped much, the cold wasn’t just outside. It was crawling under my skin, setting up fire in my bones. My maids walked behind me, thankfully quiet. I’d told them not to talk. Couldn’t handle voices right now. Mine included.I

DELI gulped down everything in the tumbler and then refilled it and gulped it down again, my chest and throat burning. I didn't even know that fire had died down in the hearth.The fire was barely glowing. No heat. No comfort. Just there. Like it couldn’t decide whether to die or fight a little longer. I didn’t feel warmth from it—couldn’t, honestly. Right now I didn't know if it was Faelan and his brother ruling the pack or me because no matter how I tried to drive out the image out of my head it wasn't possible.I felt weak, lost, stupid. I should have done something but I stood there and let them take her away. It was the treaty, I know it was holding me back and making me less of an Alpha but now I felt so stupid and I hate myself even more.Now, I'm been told what to do and the woman I love so much is suffering for all of this, for what she had no idea about.The silence was cold and harsh. I used to find peace in it. Now? It felt like punishment. Like something—or someone—was m

LAYLA The fire had long since subsided. The only sound left was the crackle of the final ember fighting for air in a frigid room. Adrielle was nestled against my chest as I sat there bundled up in whatever warmth I could find including the hem of my own dress, my cloak and a ragged fur. I was unaware that I had strength until her tiny breaths puffed softly against my skin, the rhythm of her frail life. The storm had slowed down outside. The thick strange silence that followed chaos filled the room and it seemed as though the world was holding its breath. And then I heard it. A pinch. Boots on snow. I went cold. One more step this time closer. And further. Multiple sets.m, consciously and heavy. I knew instantly that something wasn't right. I gasped. My arms automatically clenched around my daughter. After a sharp kick the front door which was barely supported by its rusted hinges shook and then flew open.Shadows appeared as the wind screamed into the space. A trio of them, f

DELThe room was quiet, in fact the whole pack was quiet, just the way I wanted it. The quietness meant they I was getting ready to unleash my anger I was planning something that would make my enemies cry, one for which the components had been gathered over several months. And her face appeared each time I closed my eyes. Layla. The night I sent her away her eyes. The disbelief, the suffering. She must have felt so betrayed by this. I had allowed it to happen because I was unaware at the time. But now I did. It hadn't been a sudden revelation. Drop by painful drop, the poison had slowly seeped in. A maid, too inquisitive for her own good, had come to me and I had rewarded her just as we had planned and now she was far away, safe where they wouldn't find her.I had gotten a letter which had all the evidence I needed. A former guard who disappeared after Aurelia revealed she was pregnant reappeared months later, bruised half-mad and eager to tell what he knew. I didn't initially b