All Chapters of Mated To The Quadruplets Lycan Alphas : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

( Note: The previous chapter is chapter 139 not 138)Kavian’s POV “If I may speak, Father,” I asked for permission, and he gave a slight nod. I stood up, keeping my tone calm and respectful.“Thank you. I understand the need for us to return home—to settle the rising crisis and help Mother heal. But don’t you think we’re rushing things a little too fast?” I paused, glancing around the tent before continuing. “Rose only came here to meet you, Father. She’s expected to return to her own pack and people. So how is it that we’re already planning to travel across the ocean to Varshan Hold today? I’m sorry, but I don’t think that's feasible.”I tried to keep my words measured, but the tension in the room was thick enough to choke on.Father leaned back slightly, his expression unreadable. “I understand your point, my son, and I have considered that as well. Her friend who accompanied her will convey the message to her pack—with an official letter from me. Rose is already part of this pack,

Author's povLocation: Moonlit Shadow’s PackIt was a quiet morning, the kind where the air still carried a light chill and the sky was only beginning to brighten. The morning guards were already relieving the night-shift guards at the fence, exchanging brief murmurs as they settled into position. But their easy rhythm shattered when they noticed a lone figure advancing toward the gate.Their eyes widened—instantly recognizing him. A ripple of fear passed between them.It was the notorious Alpha Damian of the Nightshade Wolves’ pack.One of the guards didn’t hesitate; he rang the warning bell hard and fast, sending sharp echoes throughout the territory.Inside the pack house, Tristan—now acting Alpha after his father stepped down—was deep in discussion with two elders about strengthening their defenses and improving food supply. The sound of the bell cut through the room like a blade.Tristan’s expression hardened. In a fluid motion, he reached for his sword and signaled the nearby wa

Rose’s POVThey came at Kavian with their horses and swords, but Kavian was impossibly fast. In one blur of movement, he lifted the first horse with a single hand and flung it sideways into another rider, the impact sending both men crashing to the ground in a violent tangle of limbs and metal.A third rider closed in, swinging his sword at Kavian’s head, but Kavian ducked at the last second. He surged upward, grabbed the rider from behind, yanked him off his saddle, and slammed him onto the earth—then delivered a brutal, bone-crunching stomp that made me wince.The leader of the group slid off his horse, charging at Kavian with three men at his sides. They surrounded him, blades slashing in quick flashes of steel. Kavian’s reflexes were pushed to their limits—dodging, twisting, slipping between strikes with sharp, controlled movements. He countered with punches, but none were meant to kill. I could see it—he was holding back, trying not to inflict lasting damage on his own pack membe

Kavian’s POVI was taken away like a common criminal—dragged, insulted, and assaulted on the way to the dungeon by men who were far lesser than me. But I didn’t react, didn’t lift a finger to defend myself. Maybe because a part of me knew… I deserved this. I have done many bad things in my life, and perhaps this was the moon goddess finally choosing to punish me.Yes, through all the violence and raiding I had done with my brothers and father, I had never laid a hand on a woman, never harmed a child, never touched anyone with that type of cruelty. But I had seen our men commit such despicable acts… and I had not stopped them. So yes, I am just as guilty. That is why, when Rose asked me if what Damian said was true, I said yes.Rose’s father told no lie when he said I would be taken to the deepest and darkest dungeon—though he failed to mention that the place smelled like shit mixed with rotting corpses.“Get in.”I was shoved inside with force, and the heavy bars clanged shut, locked

Rose’s pov“What do you mean everyone is going to die?” I asked, my voice barely steady.“I am sorry, I made a big mistake. I should have never brought you back, I should have never brought you here.” He said, and the words stung. For a moment I thought he regretted helping me escape his father.“Are you having regrets helping me?” I asked, my chest tightening, but he quickly shook his head.“Of course not. I would die just to make sure you are safe.” he said with so much raw conviction that every doubt inside me dissolved… but then his face fell, shadowed by something darker. “But in my bid to save you, I am afraid I have done more harm than good. I have endangered both your life and that of this entire city. My father will come for you—and he will come with fiery rage, destroying everything in his path.” His voice dropped, and I realized I was already shaking.“I have to leave here to try and convince him not to… but I can’t break free because of the wolfsbane,” he added, frustratio