Lahat ng Kabanata ng THE ALPHA'S ICE MATE : Kabanata 131 - Kabanata 140

THE FIRST VICTORY I woke up feeling exhausted. I had barely slept a few hours, but for the first time in days, my mind felt clear. I had found something in Granny’s books,something that could actually help Rylan’s uncle. I tied my hair back and headed downstairs, still rubbing sleep from my eyes. Everyone was already there. Liam was in the kitchen, placing plates on the table. The smell of food made me realize how hungry I was. Around the hall, warriors were strapping on weapons and checking supplies. The mood was quiet but heavy, like everyone knew today wouldn’t be easy. Liam looked up when he saw me. “You’re awake,” he said softly. “Did you sleep at all?” “Not much,” I admitted, walking over to him. “But… I think I found a way to help Victor.” That got everyone’s attention. Rylan straightened immediately. “You’re serious?” I nodded. “Granny wrote about a blood-binding reversal spell. It won’t cure him completely, but it can suppress Selene’s influence and calm th

TESTS AND TENSIONS Saying goodbye was harder than everything we had been through these past few days. Battles, fear, secrets—I could handle all of that. But leaving this pack, after everything we’d uncovered and survived together, felt different. It felt unfinished.“It has to be done,” I told myself quietly. “For now.”Before we left, we sent letters to each of the missing girls’ parents, reassuring them that we were still working on finding their daughters and that they were not alone in this. It wasn’t much, but it was all we could give them for now.In the courtyard, Luna Sofia pulled Maya aside.“This is for you,” she said softly, placing a beautifully carved flute in Maya’s hands. The instrument shimmered faintly, glowing with a gentle magical aura.Maya’s eyes widened. “It’s… beautiful.”“It belonged to my grandmother,” Luna Sofia replied. “It amplifies light magic. I think it will serve you better than it ever served me.”Maya swallowed, clearly touched. “Thank you, Luna. I’l

PRETTY LIES, DEADLY PLANS“Did you get what I needed from the chambers?” I asked, my voice calm as I turned toward the small figure cloaked in black. “Yes, Mistress,” the figure replied, bowing slightly. “Everything is exactly where you said it would be.” I smiled faintly. “Good. And the drugs,how did they trace the source? Do you have any information yet?” The figure hesitated. “Not yet, Mistress. But I’m close. Now that they’ve returned to the palace, they should be carrying the missing piece you require.” My eyes darkened with interest. “So it’s only a matter of time.” I waved my hand dismissively. “You may go.”The figure vanished into the shadows, and I turned back to my work, stirring the thick, glowing tonic in the cauldron before me. The scent was sharp, almost sweet—power concentrated into liquid form.The girls I had taken that day ,they were locked deep beneath the cave, trapped in an enchanted cage. Every day, I forced them to drink this tonic. It amplified their a

ON OUR TERMS I woke up feeling unusually calm, Maya tucked perfectly against my chest. For the first time in days, my mind wasn’t racing. The night before had helped—being close to her always did. She’d been tense earlier, frustrated after trying again to reach her mother through her magic. “It’s like I can feel her,” she’d said quietly, “but I can’t reach her.” “You don’t have to push yourself,” I told her. “Come with me. A cold bath might help.” She had laughed softly. “You always have strange solutions.” “They work, don't they?,” I’d replied.They don't Liam she said giggling,she knew I had other plans and yes I did have my way.Making love to her always made me happy,sex in the shower was on a whole other level.She was exhausted afterwards but not as stressed as before.Lying here now, I let myself imagine a future where mornings like this were normal. In another world—one without councils, schemes, and threats—she might already be carrying our child. Once this mess was over

MATES AND POWERS We woke up earlier than expected, stirred by the sounds of clashing steel and shouted commands drifting up from downstairs. Shadow Pack warriors were already training,just as we’d been told. After the palace guards, they were considered the best, and watching them through the window, I could see why. “Do they ever rest?” I murmured, tying my hair back. Liam smiled faintly. “Only when they’re dead—or ordered to.” We bathed, dressed, and talked quietly while getting ready. Whatever we said to Alpha Daniel today had to be convincing. There was too much at stake to stumble through it. By the time we went downstairs, breakfast was already laid out. The long table was warm and inviting, filled with the scent of fresh bread and tea. Mia was already seated. When she noticed us, she paused—but this time, there was no open hostility in her eyes. If anything, she looked guarded. “Good morning,” I said, keeping my tone polite. “Morning,” she replied, short but civ