Semua Bab Alpha Salvatore: Bab 151 - Bab 160

Elara:It wasn’t supposed to happen like this.That was all I could think as I strode down the corridor toward Luna Isobel’s chambers, fury tightening my chest with every step. Whispers followed me, consorts, guards, servants, everyone already talking about her. About the rogue Marcel had dragged into the heart of the pack and placed where she did not belong.The consort hall. And the worst part was… he took her there himself. Against all the odds, against all the rules, he chose to take her there himself!My hand clenched into a fist as I reached the door and didn’t bother knocking.“Tell me this isn’t true,” I demanded the moment I stepped inside. “Tell me that what I heard was nothing more than a lie.”Luna Isobel looked up from where she sat, her expression already tight, already restrained. Anger simmered beneath the surface, I could see it clearly, but it was controlled. Measured.“Is this the way that you are going to enter my chamber, Elara?” Luna Isobel asked, raising an eyeb

Lia:I heard it before I saw anyone.The way they spoke, the way they all roamed around, perfect training… I had been part of that life to begin with. It was the way I was born.The consort hall never truly slept. Even in the quiet hours, it breathed, silk brushing skin, whispered laughter, footsteps that knew exactly where to go. And that morning, the whispers carried one name over and over again.Luna Elara stayed in his room last night.The Alpha finally called for her.After months. Do you think that they are finally going to make it official?The words slid into me like knives. And though I didn’t like the feeling, I knew that until the rejection was complete, my damn wolf was still going to ache for him.I kept my eyes forward and my mouth shut.The women around me were beautiful, every single one of them. Carefully curated elegance, sharpened smiles, eyes that knew how to take without asking. They didn’t need claws to be dangerous. Their hunger showed in subtler ways.Predator

Marcel:I felt it before I heard it.That sharp twist in the air. The subtle shift in the pack’s rhythm that only came when something was decided without my consent.The preparation of something that I had not heard of…But when the guard entered my room.When he gave me the news… that was when everything snapped.“Repeat that,” I said. “And repeat it as it is said.”“Alpha, I have not said a word that is not true. The mother Luna has informed me herself, and she told me to tell you.” The guard hesitated, then straightened. “She has begun preparations for a mating ceremony. She says that it is long overdue, and it has to be done.”The word hit like a blade.I stood so abruptly the chair scraped hard against the floor. “How did she prepare for something like this?”“She’s ordered fabric selections. Formal planning,” he added carefully. “It’s being spoken of openly. Everyone around these grounds has heard of it. Those who are your allies are being called from all around. She is making s

Marcel:The door opened.I didn’t look up at first.I already knew who I was expecting to see.The bond tugged, sharp, impatient, pulling my attention toward the threshold. I rose from behind the desk, irritation already simmering, prepared to face whatever defiance she had decided to bring with her this time.“Alpha.”It wasn’t her voice. Not that I expected it anyway.“What did she do this time?” I looked up, raising an eyebrow.Vladimir stood in the doorway, his expression tight, controlled, but there was no hiding the tension in his eyes.“She ran,” he said.For a heartbeat, the world went silent.“And they just her go?” I asked, getting up from my chair.“She slipped away again,” he continued. “This time through the gardens. She moved fast. Smarter than before. She is following instinct, I assume. But the men can’t find her.”I swore under my breath, a vicious curse tearing out of me as I shoved past him.“Of course she had.” I muttered sarcastically. “Give it to the rogue to run

Marcel:She was shaking when we reached my room.Not violently, but enough that I noticed the way her shoulders tensed, the way her breath hadn’t quite steadied since the forest. I closed the door behind us and moved to the sideboard, pouring water into a glass before handing it to her.“Drink, it’s just water, but it is known to be good for those who choose to run.” I said, thankful that we managed to get to the room without her being caught. “I’ll have the maids bring in something to eat in a bit. You could use something to help you regain your strength.”She hesitated, then took it. Her fingers brushed mine for half a second before she pulled back like she’d touched fire. Her heart raced against her chest, and I could tell that this wasn’t a situation that she counted for.I grabbed a blanket from the chair and draped it over her shoulders. “It will help you warm up.”Her eyes flicked up to me, suspicion sharp and immediate. But I could see her fighting back the urge to relax or ho