All Chapters of Alpha Daddy, Mommy Doesn't Want You Anymore : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Alaric’s PoVLyra froze for a split second, her eyes wide in shock. But her reflexes were quick—she flung the wooden rod across the room and rushed to Iris with a frantic expression.“Oh, Sweetheart! Mommy didn’t mean to do that!” she cried, dropping to her knees. Her hands trembled as she reached for the little girl still curled up on the floor, shaking. “I just wanted to scare you a little, not hurt you.”Iris shrank away, covering her face with her tiny, trembling hands. “Don’t, Mommy. Please don’t hit me. I promise I’ll be good.”Lyra glanced at me briefly before turning back to the child. “See? Now your father’s angry. You’ve made me look bad in front of him, hm? Stop crying, sweetheart. I just want you to understand what I told you not to do.”I stood there, watching them.Lyra gently stroked Iris’s head, but the child recoiled, her body stiffening each time Lyra’s hand came close.“I—I didn’t mean to drop the cup, Mommy,” Iris sobbed softly. “I just wanted to bring you some tea.

Iris’s PoV“Ouch…” I winced softly as the needle pricked the skin on my shoulder.“Easy, don’t move,” said Doctor Raymond, the Pack’s physician, his voice gentle and calm. “Just a little more, Iris.”I kept still, staring at the floor so I wouldn’t have to see the needle. Alice stood beside me, gripping my hand tightly. “Please be gentle, Doctor. The wound must have hurt terribly. Miss Iris is trembling just from holding it in,” she said with a worried tone.A few moments later, Doctor Raymond patted my shoulder lightly. “All done. You’re a brave girl, Miss Iris. The medicine will help reduce the swelling. I’ve also applied ointment to some of the bruises, but for the rest, I’ll let Alice handle it. That’s all right, isn’t it?”I quickly shook my head. “Thank you so much.”He smiled and ruffled my hair. “Alice, please help Miss Iris apply the rest of the ointment. I’ll prescribe something for the internal pain as well.”“Yes, Doctor Raymond.” Alice immediately took the small jar he ha

Lyra’s POVThe moment I stepped out of Iris’s room, I didn’t expect to find her nanny still waiting in the hallway. Her eyes darted nervously, hands twisting together like a child caught stealing honey.“You’re still here?” I asked flatly.“I–I just wanted to make sure Miss Iris didn’t need anything else for the night,” she stammered.I closed the distance between us until my presence loomed over her. “She doesn’t need anything, Alice.”Her head dipped lower.“But what I need from you,” I continued softly, my tone sharpening like a blade, “is a full report. Every day. Everything that happens to Iris. No matter how small.”She swallowed hard, her gaze dropping to the floor. “Of course, Luna Lyra. I’ll report everything.”“Will you, really?” I narrowed my eyes, folding my arms. “Because I still remember what happened last time. You must know why the Alpha was furious about Iris’s school.”Alice bit her lip. “I... I didn’t mean—”“If you’d told me right away that Alpha was starting to tak

Alaric’s POV“So, the Council decided to adjust the old laws to better fit human society.”We were still in discussion—me and Alan Frederick, my father-in-law. Sometimes, he represented me at the gatherings of clan leaders across the country.“And what does SilverFang gain from that?” I asked, my tone flat, uninterested.“Of course there’s something in it for us, Alpha.” Alan chuckled. “You think I’d overlook SilverFang’s advantage? You know how deeply I love this Pack. We’ll be the first to abolish the arranged mating law between half-blood descendants.”I gave a brief nod. “If you think it benefits the Pack, fine. But make sure it doesn’t disrupt internal balance. You know how changes like this can provoke the Elders.”Alan smiled brightly. “I’ve already thought about that, Alaric.” He stood, walked closer, and patted my shoulder. “Don’t worry too much. Get some rest tonight. I’ve reported everything I needed to.”“Thank you, Alan.”He left, and I was alone again—with piles of docum

Cass’s POV“The RiverHollow case file is complete, Cassandra.”Adrian set a thick folder on my desk, sounding relieved after days of wrestling with the same stack of documents. “I also got confirmation from the court—hearings in two weeks. Do you want me to call the school now?”I lifted my head from the pile of papers I hadn’t touched since morning. “No need,” I said quickly, and his brows rose in surprise. “I’ll tell them myself.”“You’ll go personally?” he asked, frowning slightly.Closing my laptop, I stood and slipped the folder he’d just handed me into my bag. “I need some fresh air. Besides, there are things better said face-to-face.”He looked like he wanted to ask more but eventually nodded. “Alright. Safe trip, Cassandra.”I gave a short nod and left the office, trying to calm the restlessness that had been gnawing at me since sunrise. It wasn’t just about the court case. Alice’s messages had grown colder—shorter than usual. And then there was that phone call. The one that t