Alle Kapitel von Daddy Alpha, Take Me : Kapitel 141 – Kapitel 150

~LucianThe council chamber had been restored to order.At least on the surface.The long oak table had been polished until the wood gleamed beneath the hanging lights. The stone floor had been scrubbed clean, every trace of yesterday’s blood washed away. The chairs were arranged neatly around the table, each placed with deliberate precision.To anyone walking in now, it would look like nothing had happened here.But I remembered exactly what had happened.A guard had fallen in this very room with an arrow buried deep in his ribs.Warriors had drawn their weapons. Blood had soaked the stone. And outside these walls, many of my men had died.I sat at the head of the table, my fingers resting loosely against the armrest of the chair carved specifically for the Alpha of Ashenhowl.The room slowly filled as the council members took their seats.Elder Damian was the first to arrive after me and Nadia, sitting on his wheelchair as Malakai rolled him forward. Malakai carefully lifted his fat

~AidenIt had only been a few days since the last council meeting. Yet the entire pack had already begun relaxing.Too quickly, in my opinion.Ashenhowl’s warriors had returned to their normal routines. Guards still patrolled the grounds, but the tension that had filled the pack after the Bloodfang attack was fading. People laughed again. Servants moved through the halls without that constant nervous glance over their shoulders.Everyone expected Bloodfang to attack again. And when they did, we would be ready.That was the general belief spreading through the pack.But I knew something wasn’t right.The feeling had been sitting in my chest since the last council meeting. Something about the attack still didn’t make sense. Bloodfang had known too much.They knew the exact timing after the full moon. They knew where the council gathering would take place. They knew which guards would be stationed where.That kind of information didn’t just leak on its own. Someone had given it to them.

~NadiaThey had left.The sound of their footsteps echoed faintly through the home bar before everything went quiet again.I didn’t move.For a long moment, I simply stood where I was, staring at the empty staircase where Lucian had dragged Aiden only seconds ago.My body felt strangely stiff… like I had forgotten how to move.Aiden’s voice still rang in my ears.He’s the reason your mother is dead.The sentence repeated over and over inside my mind.The words felt wrong. Impossible.Lucian would never…My chest tightened.Slowly, I lowered myself onto one of the tall stools at the bar. I didn’t even remember deciding to sit. My body simply moved on its own. The room felt different now.Quieter.The warm golden lights that usually made the bar feel inviting now seemed too bright, too exposed. The smell of alcohol hung heavily in the air, mixed with the faint echo of the chaos that had just unfolded.Several empty glasses sat scattered across the counter.Aiden’s doing.I stared at the

~AidenThe drive felt longer than it actually was.Not because of the distance, but because of the thoughts that refused to stay still in my head.Every turn I took, every stretch of road I passed, my mind kept circling back to the same thing.The voices. The attack.The certainty that something inside Ashenhowl was broken.And now, as my car slowed down along the quiet stretch leading toward the outer residences of the council members, that certainty only grew stronger.I eased my foot off the accelerator and let the car roll forward at a slower pace.Then I saw it.His house.The house where I believed had the answers to whatever was happening in the pack, tied as secretsIt stood a short distance away from the main road, surrounded by a wide expanse of land that separated it from the neighboring properties. The building itself was large, a well-structured one-storey estate with a long, sloping roof and polished stone walls that reflected years of wealth and status. It wasn’t as gra

~AidenThe engine hummed beneath my hands, but I didn’t turn toward the pack house.Not yet.My fingers tightened slightly on the steering wheel as I drove past the familiar turn that would have led me home. The road stretched forward instead, narrowing as it veered away from the structured order of Ashenhowl’s main territory and into something older… quieter.More forgotten.The dossier sat on the passenger seat beside me… still. Closed… But it didn’t feel like an ordinary object anymore. It hadn’t since the moment I touched it in Damian’s house.Even now, without looking at it, I could feel it there…Wrong. Not visibly. Not in a way I could prove yet… But wrong enough that it refused to leave my thoughts.I exhaled slowly, my gaze fixed on the road ahead. If there was one thing I had learned growing up in Ashenhowl, it was this…Not everything left a physical trace.Some things needed to be seen differently. And there was only one person I knew who could do that.The road grew roughe