All Chapters of Breed Me, My Boss Alpha: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

[Alexander's POV]The glow of my phone lit up the dark room. You handled yourself better today. Her name flashed in my head before I even opened the message. Luna.I stared at it longer than I should have. My hand tightened around the glass of whiskey I wasn’t really drinking. She didn’t even know I was watching her all day, that every step she took, every nervous glance, made my chest tighten like a vice. She was reckless. Careless. Completely oblivious to the storm she stirred inside me. And maybe that was exactly why I couldn’t stay away.I sent the next message without thinking. Don’t ever lie to me, Luna. I always know.I hated the possessiveness in my words the second I sent it. Hated that she made me feel like I’d lost control without even trying. And yet part of me wanted her to read it and shiver just like I had when she walked past my office this morning.Sitting in the dark, I replayed the day over and over. How she tripped over that stack of files and how my hand had insti

I should have known something was wrong the moment I stepped into the building.People were whispering in clusters near the elevators, eyes darting away the second they saw me. The usual morning buzz was still there, but it felt different. Thicker. Heavier.Then my phone started vibrating like crazy.Three missed calls from HR. Two messages from Mia, my only friend here.And one link.I opened it without thinking.The air left my lungs.There it was. A photo of me and Alexander. From yesterday. I was standing close to him in the hallway, handing him some documents, but the angle made it look like something else. My head tilted up toward him, his hand hovering near my shoulder, his face close enough to mine that it looked like he was about to—I locked my screen before finishing that thought. My pulse thundered in my ears.Another message buzzed in.“It’s everywhere, Luna. Don’t go online.”Too late.Every site, every gossip feed had the same headline.“Billionaire CEO Alexander Stone

The lights went out so suddenly that the entire floor swallowed itself in darkness. My heart skipped hard in my chest as the sound of Alexander’s voice cut off somewhere behind me. One second he was right there, the next I was standing in the middle of the office, alone, surrounded by the hum of machines that had just died.I reached for my phone but the signal was gone. The emergency lights didn’t turn on. The silence was too thick, too strange, like the whole building was holding its breath. I called his name again but only the echo of my own voice came back. My fingers brushed the wall as I tried to move forward, half terrified, half trying to convince myself that it was just a power cut. But deep down, I knew it wasn’t.The elevators had shut down. The hallway stretched long and cold. Somewhere in the distance, I thought I heard footsteps. Slow. Careful. Not his. My pulse raced faster. I hid behind a desk, my breath shaking, trying to listen. The sound faded, then came back, close

the drive you handed to him?” I said, my voice rising. “The man in the gray suit. I saw you.”Something flickered in his expression. Maybe guilt. Maybe anger. “You saw what you were meant to see.”“That’s not an answer.”“It’s the only one you’ll get until you listen.”He stepped closer, and I backed away until my shoulders hit the wall. My pulse raced. “Listen to what?”“To the truth,” he said. “This company isn’t what you think. And neither am I.”I shook my head. “You lied to me. You used me.”“I saved you,” he said sharply. “More than once.”“Saved me from what?”He didn’t answer. Instead, he looked toward the window. “We don’t have time. They’re coming for both of us now.”“Who’s they?”He glanced back at me, and for the first time, I saw something like fear in his eyes. “The people behind Project Eros. The ones who made this place what it is. They were watching you because they wanted to see if you’d survive.”“Survive what?”“The tests.”My heart stopped. “You’re lying.”He mov

He grabbed my hand again, but before we could move, the machine behind us exploded in a shower of sparks. The room filled with smoke. A robotic voice echoed overhead. Core lockdown in five minutes. All systems purging.Alexander coughed and pulled me toward another exit at the far end of the lab. We ran through the haze until we reached the elevator shaft. The doors were sealed shut, but he smashed the panel open with a metal bar and began rewiring it manually.“Can you really fix that?” I shouted over the alarm.He didn’t look up. “I have to.”I watched him work, hands shaking, sweat running down his face. For a moment he didn’t look like the cold, untouchable boss who ruled the company. He looked human. Scared. Determined. And I hated that part of me wanted to reach for him.A distant rumble shook the floor again. Cracks spread across the walls. The beeping turned into one long, piercing sound.“Two minutes!” I yelled.“Almost there!”Suddenly the lights went out. Total darkness swa