All Chapters of Alpha Step Daddy : Four Mates, One heart: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

RAVENThe Alpha looked at me with horror and everyone began to back away from me. “Take her away from this place.” He said and everyone moved away from me. People moved away from us and avoided staring back. Nobody spoke during the drive back to Blackridge.Dominic drove with both hands locked tightly around the steering wheel, his jaw tense enough that I could see the muscle ticking beneath his skin every few seconds. Jax sat in the passenger seat with dried blood still streaked across his knuckles while Theo leaned against the window beside me in the backseat, unusually quiet and Marek… Marek hadn’t spoken once since we left Redfang territory. I could still feel him there though. Somewhere close enough that the silver marks beneath my skin pulsed faintly every now and then like they were reacting to his presence.The mountain incident had caused everyone to have a rethink. They didn't say anything and the entire rescue attempt was just a bloody mess. As we crossed the outer borde

RAVENI noticed the room reeked. It smelt like something had died inside it and nobody had bothered to clean it up properly and something that sat in the back of my throat that refused to move.Dominic had pulled everyone into the war room without saying much. He didn’t need to. The moment those letters hit the table, everything changed and no one spoke at first.The papers were spread out in uneven stacks, edges curled from age and handling. Diana’s name appeared too many times for it to still feel like coincidence. Theo stood near the desk, flipping through pages slowly like he was trying to convince himself the words would change if he looked long enough. Jax leaned against the wall with his arms crossed, jaw locked so tightly it looked painful. Marek stayed slightly apart from all of it, near the shadowed edge of the room where the light didn’t fully reach him.Theo didn’t argue. He just slid one of the letters toward me.My mother’s handwriting stared back at me like it had been

RAVENThe entire compound exploded into movement after that.Wolves rushed through the courtyard below while alarms kept ringing loud enough to make my head pound. I could hear shouting from outside the war room now, boots hitting concrete, weapons being loaded, doors slamming open across different floors of Blackridge.Nobody inside the room looked calm anymore.Not even Dominic. That alone scared me more than the screaming outside.“What do you mean they’re coming for her?” Dominic demanded.Marek’s eyes stayed fixed somewhere beyond the walls like he was listening to something none of us could hear.“The dead are tied to the Hollow,” he said quietly. “And the Hollow remembers blood.”A chill crawled slowly down my spine. Theo grabbed another knife from the weapons cabinet near the wall. “You’re saying they can recognize her? Because of The First Queens blood in her?”Marek finally looked at me.“Yes.”Jax swore under his breath before shoving extra ammunition into the back of his j

RAVEN“No.”Dominic said it instantly and he sounded furious. The sound of his voice cracked through the war room hard enough that even Jax looked at him carefully after that. Dominic stepped in front of me completely now like he genuinely thought he could block something that size with his own body.“It’s not taking her.”Outside, the creature stayed perfectly still beyond the compound walls.Waiting.That somehow made everything worse. If it had attacked immediately, maybe panic would’ve drowned out the rest of this. Maybe instinct would’ve taken over and nobody would’ve had time to think.But it wasn’t attacking.It was waiting for an answer. Marek’s gaze stayed fixed on the thing outside the mountain ridge. “You don’t understand what this is.”“I don’t care what it is,” Dominic snapped. “It doesn’t get her.”The creature moved again. Its head tilted slightly to the side like it was listening to him.Then every window in the war room shattered inward at once.Glass exploded across

RAVENEvery instinct inside me screamed to run but my body wouldn’t move.I stood frozen in the center of the throne room while the woman wearing my face watched me from the throne like she had all the time in the world.The silver flames lining the walls flickered strangely around her. Not normal fire. They bent toward her slightly like even the flames recognized who she was or what she was.My pulse hammered violently against my ribs.“No,” I whispered again.The woman tilted her head slowly.That tiny movement almost made me sick because it was exactly how I moved. Same expression. Same eyes. Same mouth.“You keep saying that,” she said softly. “But you still came.”“I didn’t choose this.”A smile touched her lips slightly.“You did,” she replied. “A very long time ago.”The whispers inside my skull surged again and suddenly the room around me blurred violently. Images flashed across my vision too fast to hold onto properly.“You’re not real,” I breathed.That finally made her laug