Semua Bab The Female Alpha And Her God Of War: Bab 31 - Bab 40

KERES~She didn’t trust me… that was the only thing I heard, louder than Alpha Leo’s accusations, more audible than the girl’s pathetic sobbing, louder even than my wolf snarling inside me. Not that I should care but my wolf does. He was silent for a moment; definitely hurt, and wounded. Serves him right maybe that’s enough to make him give up on her.“She should trust us,” he said and I clenched my jaw. It doesn’t matter.“But it does,” he whined.She wasn’t truly mine anyway. Our bond was a weapon, a temporary arrangement.“Yet you hoped she would trust you anyway.”This time I ignored him. He can’t be imposing his feelings on me.The girl’s trembling form barely reached my chin, and the smell of deceit clung to her cheaply. Shameless bunch! They must have planned this. I knew the moment she started that fake, hiccuping cry. That wasn’t the first time I’ve gone for a morning run and I know well enough that it’s one of their many tricks. I wonder how many Alphas they’ve forced with t

KERES~While the father and daughter exchanged a glance, my fingers flexed once, cracking with suppressed power. Alpha Leo’s smugness faltered as I stood up.I stepped toward him, slow and predatory “Let me make something very clear,” I said quietly. “If your daughter ever touches me uninvited again, you won’t have a healer or a daughter left to negotiate with.”Sasha gasped, shrinking back on her knees. Her big eyes were trembling in their two sockets.Leo stiffened. “Alpha Keres, don’t be so unreasonable…”“Unreasonable?” A dark laugh left my throat.“You staged an accusation, tried to trap me into marriage, and used your daughter as bait. And now you’re dangling her ability in front of me like I’m desperate.”I leaned in until our noses nearly touched “I am not desperate. I feel insulted”Leo stumbled back, bumping into the desk.“If you ever…” I said, voice dropping to a lethal whisper, “If you ever try to manipulate me again, I will burn your entire lineage to ash. including your

EMBER~We were assembled outside the towering main gate of Blue Crescent Pack with the stone arches looming above us like silent witnesses to everything that had transpired within those walls. However, it still showcases the magnificent details of luxury that Blue Crescent offers.The air smelled of low-key resentment since the few days of meeting without true resolution. We had all come together for one thing only to be met with another. I took in a large inhale of the morning air and exhaled loudly. Luckily everything is under control.Every other Alpha, with their warriors had already begun to move. Their horses shifted restlessly at command and banners lowered. One by one, the packs started to move along the vast road except for us. We didn’t move because Keres hadn’t given the order. For reasons known only to himself, he remained out there, watching and waiting for God knows what.At first, I thought nothing of it, but as the seconds stretched into minutes, an uneasy feeling cre

EMBER~The morning wind was stronger than usual. I couldn’t help but glance at Sasha in her thin clothing. If she thinks that was enough to get that arrogant dragon’s attention then she would suffer greatly here in the pack.As soon as we rode through the gate, the first thing I noticed when we crossed the final ridge into the pack was an unfamiliar-looking she-wolf.She stood near the steps of the packhouse as if she belonged to the place as much as the stone walls and iron gates did. Tall, silver-haired, with a healthy body built from discipline and skills. Her smile was easy… unguarded, and when she waved at Keres, there was no hesitation in the gesture. Her smile was so broad and warm.And when Keres’s face mirrored hers, my chest tightened before I could stop it.She laughed as she approached him, her voice carrying lightly through the courtyard, and Keres actually responded the same way. He didn’t respond with a scoff or indifference, he spoke to her like someone he knew too wel

KERES~I turned to face Dayatt slowly, genuine surprise flickering across my expression before I could mask it. Of all the questions she could have asked, that wasn’t one I expected, especially not from her.My brows furrowed as I asked evenly, “Why are you asking about my sexual life with my mate?”She didn’t flinch, instead, she walked closer, her boots quiet against the stone floor, her gaze fixed on me with an intensity that felt uncomfortably familiar. It had deviated from her usual playful expression.There was something in her eyes, a nostalgia or something unfinished, and that’s making me feel so uncomfortable.“You promised me something once,” she said softly. “You said that when you found your soulmate, you would let me know. You could have sent a letter, a message, or anything but…” Her lips curved into a faint smile that didn’t quite reach her eyes. “I never received one.”I exhaled through my nose, turning away slightly. “I didn’t send any because Ember isn’t my soulmate.