Semua Bab His Three Alphas: Bab 141 - Bab 150

CHAPTER 142ROWANTwo days after the meditation session, my body was still buzzing with golden light. It hummed warmly under my skin as we walked back toward the palace. The kings stayed close, their hands brushing against mine while they spoke in low, praising voices. Kade, however, was quieter than usual. His eyes had grown darker, watching me with that intense, hungry look he sometimes wore.We turned a corner into a shaded alcove nestled between two tall hedges in the private royal garden. No one ever came here. It was quiet, hidden, and perfect.Without warning, Kade grabbed my wrist and pulled me into the corner with him. His grip was firm yet careful as he pressed me against the stone wall, his body covering mine completely.“Kade—” I started, my breath catching.“Shh,” he murmured, his voice low and rough. “I need you right now. I’ve been thinking about this the entire session. Turn around for me, baby.”My heart raced as I obeyed, pressing my hands against the cool stone. Kad

CHAPTER 144ROWAN The private jet landed smoothly on the small snowy airstrip just as the sun was beginning to set. Everything looked like a winter dream — thick white snow covering the ground, tall pine trees heavy with frost, and a large, beautiful wooden cabin glowing with warm lights in the distance. I stepped off the plane and my breath caught in the cold air.“This is yours?” I asked, eyes wide as I looked around. “A whole island?”Lucien wrapped an arm around my shoulders, pulling me close. “Ours, baby. The royal family has had this island for generations. No one else comes here. Just snow, silence, and us for the next two weeks.”Dante took my hand on the other side. “Come on. Let’s get inside before you freeze.”Kade walked behind us carrying most of the bags like they weighed nothing. The cabin was even more stunning up close, high ceilings, a massive stone fireplace already roaring, soft rugs, and huge windows looking out over the frozen sea. I stood in the middle of the l

CHAPTER 146KADETwo days after we returned from the island, I noticed her again.She was walking slowly through the eastern corridor near the royal wing, veiled in soft layers of dark silk that covered most of her face. Only her eyes were visible. She moved with a grace that felt too practiced. I stopped in the middle of the hallway and watched her pass. When her gaze met mine for a brief second, something cold settled in my stomach. It was not fear. It was instinct. The same instinct that had kept me alive in battles and political games for years.She was wrong.That evening at dinner, I brought it up while Rowan was still eating.“There is a new veiled courtesan,” I said quietly, keeping my voice even. “I have seen her twice now near the royal areas. She watches too closely. Especially when Rowan is training or walking with us. I do not like it.”Lucien paused with his fork halfway to his mouth. “A courtesan? There are always new girls coming in. Why does this one bother you?”I sh

CHAPTER 148ROWANI was curled up in the window seat of the small library alcove, the afternoon sun warming my back as I turned the pages of an old adventure book. The story was simple and comforting, full of brave heroes and quiet moments between battles, and for a little while it helped me forget the strange dreams that had been pulling at me lately. My fingers traced the words slowly, and I let myself sink deeper into the tale, breathing in the faint smell of old paper and ink.Then she passed by.The veiled courtesan moved quietly along the hallway just outside the open archway, her dark silk veil fluttering gently with each step. I caught only a glimpse of her eyes above the fabric, but something about her made my chest tighten without warning. Before I could even think about it, a sharp heat flared in my palms. The golden light surged out of me instinctively, bright and uncontrolled, burning a small, perfect hole straight through the center of the page I had been reading. A thin

CHAPTER 150KADEI woke up to the sound of chaos.Shouts echoed through the palace corridors, doors slamming, guards running past our chambers with urgent voices. My eyes snapped open. Rowan was still sleeping deeply between Dante and Lucien, his face peaceful for the first time in many nights. I did not want to wake him, but something was very wrong. I slipped out of bed quietly, dressed fast, and stepped into the hallway.A guard ran toward me, face pale and breathing hard. “Your Highness! The dungeon! Seraph has escaped! He used the chaos from last night and dark magic Elara could no longer fully contain. Two more guards are missing. Only black residue left behind.”I felt cold fury rise inside me. “How did this happen? We had him sealed tightly.”The guard shook his head quickly. “We do not know yet, Your Highness. The bindings broke suddenly. Elara tried to stop him but she is wounded badly. She is still in the lower corridor.”I clenched my jaw. “Alert my brothers. Tell them to