All Chapters of His Three Alphas: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

CHAPTER 132KADEI sat behind the large desk in my private study, the folder of evidence laid out neatly in front of me. The room was quiet except for the soft crackle of the fireplace. I had summoned Nyra here under the pretense of discussing southern trade matters. She would not suspect anything until it was too late.The door opened. Nyra walked in with her usual confident stride, chin high, a small smile playing on her lips.“You wished to see me, King Kade?” she asked sweetly. “I hope it is important. I am quite busy these days.”I did not stand. I simply looked at her with calm eyes. “Sit down, Nyra.”She sat gracefully in the chair across from me, crossing her legs. “So serious today. What can I do for you?”I opened the folder and slid the first document toward her. “We know everything. The guard confessed. The medical records are clear. The child is not Lucien’s. It is the guard’s. You drugged my brother. You staged the entire night. You lied to the council. You lied to the k

CHAPTER 134ROWANThe palace had finally settled into a rare kind of calm after Nyra’s exile. The halls felt lighter, the whispers had died down, and for the first time in weeks, I could walk around without feeling like everyone was staring at me. Alastair never missed a chance to tease the kings.That evening, as we finished dinner, Alastair leaned back in his chair and grinned at them. “Look at you three. Finally starting to look less like walking disasters. I thought I would have to start feeding you myself if you kept moping around like that.”Dante raised an eyebrow. “We were not moping.”“Oh please,” Alastair laughed. “You were all brooding in corners like heartbroken poets. Especially Lucien. The man looked ready to burn the palace down every time someone mentioned Nyra’s name.”Lucien smirked but there was real warmth in his eyes now. “I still might burn something if she ever shows her face again.”Kade just shook his head quietly, but I caught the small smile on his lips. It

CHAPTER 136ROWANTraining with Elara’s witches had become the center of my days. The courtyard behind the eastern tower was now my second home. The air smelled of fresh grass and burning incense from the ritual circles. Today, the session felt different. More intense. Lucien had asked to spar with me directly, and Elara had agreed.Lucien stood across from me in loose training clothes, barefoot on the warm stone, a dangerous grin on his face. “Ready, little one? No holding back today. I want to see that light of yours actually push me.”I bounced lightly on my feet, heart racing with a mix of nerves and excitement. “I’m ready. Just don’t go too easy on me.”Elara watched from the side with Lira and two other witches. “Remember, Rowan. Channel the emotion. Let the power flow from your chest outward. Defensive bursts, not attacks. Control it.”Lucien lunged first, fast and low. I barely dodged, feeling the rush of air as his fist passed my shoulder. “Too slow!” he teased. “Come on, fig

CHAPTER 138ROWAN I sent a message to Varynia asking if she wanted to hang out, and she replied almost immediately with a string of excited emojis.I met her in one of the smaller lounges on the east wing. She was already there, sprawled on the big couch with snacks spread out on the table. The moment she saw me, she jumped up and pulled me into a tight hug.“Rowan! Finally! I missed you so much,” she said, squeezing me hard. “Come on, sit. I stole the good chocolates from the kitchen.”I laughed and sat down beside her. “You’re going to get us in trouble one day.”“Worth it,” she grinned, popping a chocolate into her mouth. “So, how are you? Really? The kings have been hovering like mother hens lately.”I shrugged, smiling softly. “They’re protective. But I’m doing better. Training is helping. I feel… stronger.”Varynia nudged me with her shoulder. “Good. You deserve to feel strong. Now, enough serious talk. Let’s play something first.”She grabbed a deck of cards and we spent the n

CHAPTER 140 DANTEI was reviewing trade reports in my study when a guard burst through the door without knocking. His face was pale, and his hands trembled as he spoke.“Your Majesty,” he said, voice tight with urgency. “There’s a problem in the dungeon wing. Two guards assigned to Lord Seraph are missing. Their posts are empty, and there’s only a faint black residue left on the floor. No blood. No signs of struggle. They just vanished.”I stood up at once, my heart rate spiking. “When did this happen?”“We’re not sure, Your Majesty. The shift change was thirty minutes ago. The new guards found the posts empty and came straight to me.”I nodded sharply. “Alert my brothers. Tell them to meet me at the dungeon entrance right now.”The guard bowed and hurried off. I grabbed my sword and headed out. By the time I reached the dungeon stairs, Lucien and Kade were already waiting, their faces grim.“What the hell is going on?” Lucien demanded. “Two guards missing? Just like that?”Kade’s v