All Chapters of The Female Alpha And Her God Of War: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

KERES~The party was louder than I had expected when I arrived. For influential gatherings like this one, I was expecting a cool slow opera but it seems the wolves in the city are more lively than I thought.Music pulsed through the massive hall, accompanied by mindless chatter. Lights shimmered across the ceiling while laughter, conversation, and clinking glasses blended into a chaotic mix of voices.But beneath the music and glamour, I felt something else. The thrilling energy of different pack leaders, their strong auras.Many packs had gathered here.I could sense it in the way people carried themselves. In their sharp gazes. In the controlled dominance that hung in the air. I could tell this wasn’t just a party but a neutral territory.A place where wolves living in the city could relax without hiding what they were.For a moment, I simply stood near one of the large marble pillars and observed.Different packs mingled together.Some Alphas stood in small circles discussing busin

EMBER~ The operation lasted longer than expected. The poor woman was badly injured but in the end, she survived. Both mother and child were stable. I let out a breath I didn’t even realize I had been holding as I stepped away from the operating table, peeling off my gloves slowly. “She’s out of danger,” one of the nurses confirmed beside me and I nodded. Then, I walked into the changing room in silence, exhaustion finally settling into my bones. Carefully, I untied the straps of my scrub and changed into my regular clothes, staring at my reflection in the mirror. Strangely, I’m staring at something just beyond my physical appearance. Suddenly, my thoughts blurred and a slight headache made its way through my brain along with a flicker of unfamiliar memories The man outside… the one they said was the husband of the pregnant woman. My brows slowly creased. Why did his face feel so… familiar? And why is he on my mind at this moment? I paused, gripping the edge of the

KERES~The noise and chatter of the outside world seemed to have been dulled behind these thick glasses. I remained silent, lost in my thoughts as I sat there, unmoving.Time passed but I didn’t feel it because my mind was elsewhere. It went to Ember, with the way her eyes looked at me… Cold, unfamiliar, and disgusted.As if I were nothing more than a stranger she had already judged, or worse, a man she suddenly hated.My jaw tightened.That look burned deeper than any wound I had ever gotten.Footsteps echoed down the hallway, which I was able to pick up, based on the aura it carries. Confident, influential, and unbothered.“Knew I would find you here.” His voice came.I didn’t look up immediately because I didn’t need to.“Kade.”A chair scraped as he pulled it closer, dropping into it like he owned the place. Moments later, the cell door clicked open and I stood up.“You really don’t waste time, do you?” he said, smirking. “We separate for a few hours and you already land yourself

DAYATT’S POV~The moment I stepped into his territory, I knew something was wrong. It wasn’t the strange formation of his guards but it was in the way the air itself felt, and I kept my steps steady anyway.If there was one thing I had learned over the years, from this man, it was how to hide fear.But still, my fingers curled slightly as I approached the large doors of his mansion.Before I could knock, they opened. A faint scoff left my lips.“Still dramatic,” I muttered under my breath as I walked in.The doors shut behind me with a soft, final click. Tharros was already there, seated comfortably like a king in his domain.One leg crossed over the other with a glass in his hand.Dark eyes fixed on me like I was something mildly amusing.“Dayatt,” he said smoothly. “You’ve been busy.”I didn’t smile. I simply stopped a few steps away.“I didn’t know I needed your permission to breathe.”His lips curved slightly.“You don’t,” he replied. “But you do need it to lie.”My heart skipped

EMBER~By the time I got home, my head was pounding, a sharp, persistent pain like something inside me was trying to claw its way out.The house was quiet when I arrived.“Dad?” I called out but there was no response.I exhaled slowly. He must still be at the hospital.I pressed my fingers against my temple, wincing.“I need painkillers…” I muttered under my breath.I checked my drawer but it was empty.My gaze shifted toward the hallway, towards my father’s study.I hesitated because I rarely went in there.Not because I wasn’t allowed to but because he never liked anyone touching his things. Another throb hit my head, stronger this time.I didn’t have the patience to care anymore.“I’ll just take one and leave,” I whispered to myself and charged forward.His study room was neat to perfection. Even when he doesn’t allow the cleaners in here, there’s no speck of dust anywhere.I moved toward the cabinet that looked identical to mine. It must be where he usually kept medications too. I