Lahat ng Kabanata ng Bonded To The Alpha God of War : Kabanata 211 - Kabanata 220

The guards exchanged uncertain glances, hands resting instinctively near their weapons.But the woman did not falter.Her bright green eyes lifted slowly and met Kade’s through the carriage window. There was no fear in them. Only a quiet, unsettling steadiness.Recognition flickered across Kade’s features.He raised a hand. “Let her in.”The guards hesitated only a fraction of a second before obeying.Moments later, the carriage door opened, and the woman stepped inside with restrained haste, her grace barely masking urgency. The scent of crushed herbs and something faintly metallic followed her in. She lowered her head in a respectful bow, green hair cascading forward over her shoulders.“Alpha Kade,” she said smoothly. Her voice was calm, soft but beneath it ran a current of tension, tightly leashed. “Forgive the interruption. I would not have stopped you if the matter were not pressing.”She lifted her gaze briefly.“While gathering herbs nearby, a man stole my horse.” Her jaw tigh

Seryna’s smile deepened.“Impossible?” she repeated softly. “No.”Her eyes glimmered. “Merely… hidden.”“I’m quite certain,” Seryna continued thoughtfully, her gaze drifting toward the moon, “that my dear sister Selene had something to do with that survival.”There was no affection in the way she said her sister’s name, only calculation.“The last full-blooded royal heir was hidden,” she continued. “Her powers sealed. Her presence masked so completely that even the cursed blood beast lost her scent.”Her fingers traced the curve of the throne’s armrest.“And so it slept… not because it was satisfied,” she added softly, “but because it could no longer find its prey.”Riven’s voice lowered, the earlier pride gone. “What woke it?”Seryna’s smile returned slowly, edged with something dangerous.“The seal broke.”The two simple words. But they seemed to press against the air.“The moment the last survivor’s powers awakened,” she said, her tone deepening, “the world felt it. Every ancient f

The next day…The East Court Hall stood in solemn grandeur, carved from ancient stone that had witnessed generations of power and blood. Towering pillars stretched into shadowed arches above, their surfaces etched with forgotten histories. Banners bearing the crest of the court swayed faintly, stirred by the quiet breath of the morning air.Then… The great doors creaked open.The sound carried as Seryna stepped inside. She did not rush. She never rushed.Each step she took echoed through the hall, measured and precise, as the very space adjusted to her presence. Her black cloak trailed behind her, brushing against the stone floor. Power followed her, thick and impossible to ignore.At the far end, upon the elevated throne, Riven sat in stillness, watching.The moment his gray eyes found her… He rose, not out of obligation. But with controlled authority… the kind that came from a man who recognized power and chose to meet it standing.He descended the steps of his throne, each footfall

Mira stood before the high-rise window.The world beyond stretched endlessly… open skies, distant lands, a horizon that promised freedom she had never truly touched.Her palm lifted… then pressed flat against the cold glass.The chill seeped into her skin, grounding her… or perhaps reminding her of something she had ignored for far too long.For a moment… she said nothing. Only breathed.Then…“I knew something was wrong,” she said at last, her voice quiet… distant, like it had to travel through years of denial just to reach the surface. “Even after Kade and I bonded…”Her fingers shifted slightly against the glass, curling… not fully, just enough to show the tension she could no longer hide.“It never felt complete.”A pause followed.Her reflection stared back at her… fractured by the light, splitting her into pieces she no longer recognized.“I told myself it was in my head,” she continued, softer now… but more fragile. “That maybe I was expecting too much…”A faint, almost bitter

Silence…Then… Mira exhaled softly.“When she offered herself to him…” she continued, her voice quieter now, “and Kade rejected her…”Her brows pulled faintly.“And when she rejected my husband in return…”A pause.“I thought…” she admitted slowly, “…maybe it would help.”Her lips curved faintly, but there was no warmth in it.“Maybe… it would finally make a difference.”Her gaze darkened.“Maybe I wouldn’t feel so… small anymore.”A beat.“But it didn’t.”Her voice dropped.“Not even close.”The words landed heavy.“Because every single day after that…”Her jaw tightened.“I was reminded.”Her eyes flickered with something raw.“That the woman who destroyed my life…”A pause.“…was still the one everyone chose.”Her fingers curled slowly at her sides.“Still the one they preferred… including my husband.”Silence stretched.Her voice softened then… but it was the kind of softness that came after something had already broken beyond repair.“They didn’t know but he did,” she said quietl