All Chapters of His Three Alphas: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

CHAPTER 102The guards dragged General Corvin into the interrogation room with his hands bound behind his back. His uniform was still pristine, but his face was flushed with fury and disbelief. He struggled against their grip as they forced him into the chair and secured the chains. I stood across from him with Lucien on my left and Kade on my right, our expressions cold and unyielding. The air in the room felt thick with tension.Corvin glared up at us, his voice loud and defiant the moment the guards stepped back. “This is an outrage! You dare arrest me like a common criminal? I have served the crown loyally for years. I demand an explanation right now!”I looked down at him without emotion. “You are here because we have evidence that you ordered the massacre at Blackthorn Hollow and the poisoning at the ball. You drugged Rowan and tried to corner him while he was vulnerable. You set a trap meant to kill the kings. Speak. Deny it if you wish, but we already know the truth.”Corvin l

ROWAN I woke up slowly, the warmth of Dante’s head still resting on my stomach. He had fallen asleep there after I had stroked his hair for a while. He had only slept for about two hours — nothing too serious — but even that short rest made me feel a little lighter. With everything that had happened at the ball, the poisoning, the fear, the locked room, I had missed the kings so badly. I needed them. I needed their presence, their touch, their voices to remind me I was not alone in this heavy, grieving palace. Dante looked beautiful while he slept. His face was softer than usual, the cold mask gone, replaced by quiet vulnerability. His dark lashes rested against his cheeks, and his breathing was slow and even. I wanted to reach out and brush the hair from his forehead, but I did not want to wake him. He had carried so much. He deserved this small moment of peace. Eventually Dante stirred. He lifted his head, looked at me for a long moment, then leaned in and gave me a deep, slow

CHAPTER 106ROWAN My mind would not stop spinning. Should I just tell the other kings myself? Telling them could mean death, especially with Dante’s temper. He was just starting to see me as more than a pet, more than something they bought at an auction. They were beginning to treat me like I belonged, like I mattered. If I told them the truth now, everything could shatter. I could lose them. I could lose the only safety I had ever known. What if they all turned away from me like Kade had in the hallway?I stood up and paced the room, my hands shaking a little. The next day I forced myself to get up and go to the hospital to see Alastair. The guards followed me at a distance, but I barely noticed them. When I reached the medical wing, Varynia was standing outside Alastair’s room, looking exhausted but still trying to hold it together. I hugged her and we walked into Alastair's ward.We sat with Alastair for a while. Varynia held his hand and talked to him softly. Suddenly Alastair

KADE I stood in my study gathering every piece of evidence against General Corvin. I placed them all carefully into a thick folder, making sure nothing was missing. My hands moved steadily, but my mind was already thinking ahead to the conversation with my brothers. Corvin had to be dealt with publicly and permanently. There could be no mercy for someone who had orchestrated so much death.I picked up the folder and walked through the corridors toward Dante’s office. The palace was still quiet after the burial and the chaos at the gate. Servants moved silently, and guards stood at attention as I passed. When I reached Dante’s office, I opened the door and stepped inside. The room was empty. I sat down at the table and waited, the folder placed neatly in front of me.Dante arrived first, his expression cold and focused as he closed the door behind him. “Kade. You have something?”I nodded and opened the folder. “Everything from Corvin’s residence. Letters with his seal ordering the ma

CHAPTER 110ROWANThree days had passed since everything changed, and now I stood in the middle of the public square with the kings, watching as they prepared to execute General Corvin. The sun beat down on the stone platform where the block waited. Guards surrounded the area, keeping the gathered nobles and citizens at a safe distance. I felt no pity at all for the man who had tried to destroy everything. He deserved this. My heart stayed cold as I watched the guards drag Corvin forward in chains. His face looked pale and desperate, but I did not care.The nobles started murmuring loudly among themselves. One man near the front raised his voice. “This is outrageous! Corvin comes from one of the oldest houses. You cannot simply execute him without a full trial!”Another noble joined in. “The southern families will not stand for this kind of treatment. Where is the proof? This looks like royal tyranny!”The murmurs grew louder and angrier. I shifted uncomfortably on my feet. Kade stepp