All Chapters of The Good Girl's Revenge: Using the Alpha: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Syria’s POV“Hey, what are you doing?”I froze for a second when he suddenly came up behind me, “Oh…just painting.”He paused for a while with his curious eyes scanning the canvas in front of me. There was nothing on it, just a plain stretch of white staring back at us.“Hmm,” he hummed thoughtfully. “Are you actually painting, or are you just trying to distract yourself so you don’t have to think about my mother?”His words hit me. I stared at the empty canvas again, realizing I hadn’t painted a single thing. My hand felt heavy as I let the brush slip from my fingers, landing softly on the wooden floor.“I’m s-sorry,” I said quietly, my voice breaking a little. “It’s just… I’m having a hard time.”“Hey.”He placed his hand gently on my shoulder, his touch grounding me a little. When I turned to face him, his eyes softened with understanding. He crouched down so that we were on the same level, me sitting on the chair while he kneeled in front of me. He smiled, a small but warm smile

Syria’s POV“Even if the envoy’s words are harsh, you are the Alpha. You must think about the tribe’s long-term good.”Hearing that felt like someone poured cold water down my spine. For a second, I almost forgot Kael’s mother was standing right there. I had always known she carried doubts about me—about my unclear identity, about my abilities she thought were unproven or exaggerated. But it still stung hearing her say those words out loud, especially after everything the envoy had just thrown in my face.What made it worse was the look on her face. She wasn’t just suspicious anymore. She looked convinced. Persuaded. As if the envoy’s insults were some kind of truth she finally felt confident enough to state. Kael stood there too, but he didn’t say anything. His silence felt like another blow.And all I could hear in my head was Lok’s voice:“She can’t even defend the tribe. She’s nothing like us werewolves!”His words mixed with the envoy’s insults until it became this heavy, painful

Syria’s POVI released my witch energy to restrain them. Kael let his wolf side take over, and his claws ripped through the armored shell around the enemies’ necks. I held them in place with my barrier, keeping the group contained while he struck them one by one.

Syria’s POV “How are you feeling now?”

Syria’s POV“We’re going to be busy today,” Kael announced. “We’re conducting a defense drill. We need to make sure the structures are stable and nothing will break. Understand?”