All Chapters of Falling for my bestfriend’s Alpha brother : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Marilyn’s POV Dinner had barely begun when Liam’s phone rang.The sound was sharp against the soft chatter filling the dining hall.He glanced at the screen and immediately pushed his chair back.“I’ll be right back,” he said briefly.No explanation, no hesitation, Just that tight look in his eyes I had begun to recognize whenever something serious was happening.He left before the omegas even placed the food on the table.I watched the doors close behind him.Across the table, Aunt Agnes paused mid-movement, her fork hovering over her plate.Annabelle noticed it too.The three of us exchanged quiet glances.Something wasn’t right.Dinner continued slowly after that. Omegas set down plates of roasted meat, vegetables, and bread, but the atmosphere had changed.Even the usual conversations among the warriors had grown quieter.Nearly ten minutes later, Liam returned.The moment he stepped into the hall, my chest tightened.All the color had drained from his face.He walked back to the

Liam’s POV We held the Alpha's meeting which all the alphas of all the packs were in attendance. It was a round table meeting, and no other persons except their betas were in attendance. Voices were heard from every corner, as everyone wanted to voice their opinions. As the main topic was brought up, the tension intensified. Some were skeptical, while others were confused. This was a very serious topic. Their confusion wasn't the problem, it was how some doubted if it was true because they hadn't seen anywhere in their packs where lunas were targeted by rogues. This could end the peace each pack had been enjoying since the last pack wars. Everyone was looking at me expectantly, hoping for a clearer explanation. We had to call this meeting because there was no other choice. Some were eager to hear the story, and perhaps find a way forward. While the rest doubted if such a thing ever happened.The Alpha Council chamber had never felt this tense before.Even during territorial dispu

Marilyn’s POV The morning air was cool against my skin as I stood outside the packhouse.A soft breeze stirred the tall trees that surrounded the courtyard, carrying the faint scent of pine and damp earth. Normally it was a scent that comforted me.But today it only made my chest ache.In front of me, a sleek black car waited with its engine running.Aunt Agnes stood beside it, adjusting the sleeve of her coat as if she had not just spent the last two days filling the packhouse with laughter and warmth.I wiped quickly at the corner of my eye.“I wish you weren’t leaving today,” I murmured.She gave me that same gentle smile she had worn since I was a child.“My dear girl,” she said softly, patting my shoulder. “You know I have too many things waiting for me back in the city.”“I know,” I sighed.“But that doesn’t mean I have to like it.”Her fingers brushed lightly through my hair the way she used to when I was younger.“I’ll visit more often,” she promised.“You’d better.”She chuc

Marilyn’s POV The training grounds were louder than usual that morning.Steel clashed against steel, boots thudded against packed dirt, and warriors shouted instructions across the wide field as groups practiced formations for the coming ambush.The air smelled of sweat, iron, and dust.Everyone was preparing, everyone except me.I sat on the wooden bench near the edge of the field, arms folded as I watched the chaos unfold.Liam had made it very clear.“You’ll be by my side the entire time.”Which meant “No need for you to exhaust yourself with training.”His exact words, So here I was. Watching and waiting while the rest of the warriors prepared for battle.Rowan barked commands from the center of the field.“Again!”A group of warriors rushed forward in formation, shields raised as two others lunged at them with practice blades.Nearby, another team practiced silent movement drills, spreading out through the trees bordering the field.The ambush tonight was no small operation.Blo

Marilyn’s POV The night was quiet except for the hum of engines.I sat in the back of the black SUV, my head resting lightly against Liam’s shoulder. The steady motion of the vehicle made my eyelids heavy, and I yawned quietly as we drove deeper into the forest.Across from us, Rowan sat with an iPad in his hands. The faint blue glow from the screen lit his face as he studied the map.“They’re still there,” he murmured.His finger traced a blinking point on the screen.“The trackers show no movement from the camp.”The convoy moved steadily along the road.Armored vehicles led the front, their heavy tires crunching over gravel and branches. Behind them, more vehicles followed, the SUVs tucked safely in the middle.No one spoke much, everyone was focused.Outside the window, the road slowly changed from smooth pavement to a narrow dirt path. Thick trees rose on both sides, their branches stretching overhead like a canopy that swallowed the moonlight.The deeper we went, the darker th