All Chapters of His Three Alphas: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

CHAPTER 152DANTEI sat in my private study with a stack of reports spread across the desk, the weight of the past days still pressing heavily on my shoulders. The palace had barely begun to settle after Nyra’s death, and now the shadow of Seraph’s escape hung over everything like a dark cloud that refused to lift. I rubbed my temples slowly, trying to focus on the latest border reports, when the door burst open without a knock.A young guard stumbled inside, breathing hard and covered in dust. His face was pale with fear and exhaustion. “Your Majesty,” he gasped, “there has been an attack. Seraph used dark magic on a small patrol near the eastern palace walls. He killed several guards. We found only black residue where they fell. It was like shadows came alive and tore them apart.”I stood up immediately, my blood turning cold. “How many are dead?”“Five, Your Majesty,” the guard replied, voice shaking. “The survivors are wounded and terrified. They said they heard whispers in their

CHAPTER 154ROWANAfter the intense training session in the courtyard, Kade excused himself quietly, saying he needed to check on the western patrols and speak with the captains about the increased security. Dante followed shortly after, mentioning he had urgent reports to review with the border guards. Lucien stayed behind with me, his eyes dark and focused as he watched me catch my breath. The golden light inside me was still humming warmly from all the touches during training, leaving me flushed and sensitive.Lucien stepped closer, sliding his hand around my waist and pulling me against him. “Come here, baby,” he murmured, voice low and rough with need. “I have been dying to touch you properly since we started training.”Before I could say anything, he kissed me deeply. His mouth was hot and demanding, tongue sliding against mine as he backed me up against the smooth stone wall of the hidden alcove. The kiss quickly turned hungry and desperate. I moaned into his mouth, my hands gr

CHAPTER 156NARRATOR Varynia sat across from Alastair in the quiet sitting room they often used for private moments. The fire crackled softly in the hearth, casting a warm glow over the comfortable furniture and the tea set between them. Alastair was smiling as he poured her a fresh cup, his voice light and teasing the way it always was when he wanted to make her laugh.“You have been working too hard lately,” he said, handing her the cup with a gentle expression. “I keep telling you to slow down, but you never listen. Remember when we snuck out to the rose garden last week? You laughed so hard you almost fell into the fountain. I still think about that smile every day.”Varynia took the cup with a small smile, but her fingers trembled slightly around the handle. “I remember. It was nice. You always make me laugh, Alastair. Even when things feel heavy. I do not know what I would do without you.”Alastair leaned forward, his eyes soft with affection. “You will never have to find out.

CHAPTER 158ROWANI was alone in the training courtyard that afternoon, the sun warm on my skin as I practiced by myself. Elara had given me permission to train without supervision today, saying I needed to learn to trust my own control. The kings were busy with palace matters, so I had the space to myself. I stood in the center of the stone area, focusing on my breathing and trying to summon the golden light steadily.I raised my hands and concentrated. The light appeared in my palms, brighter and more powerful than it had been even a few days ago. It felt alive, pulsing with energy that made my whole body hum. I pushed it outward, forming a large shield around me. The golden dome expanded beautifully, covering a wide area and shimmering with strength.I smiled a little, feeling proud. “I did it. It stayed steady this time.”I tried to make it even bigger, stretching the shield across the entire courtyard. The light grew stronger, the dome glowing with intense golden radiance. It fel

NARRATOR Kade kept a steady arm around Elara’s waist as they made their way slowly out of the training courtyard, his steps careful to match her weakened pace. The royal guards arrived shortly after, moving with quiet efficiency as they began the grim task of cleaning the area. They gathered the fallen bodies with respect, removing every trace of the black residue that still lingered on the stone like a dark stain. Kade helped Elara all the way to her chambers in the tower, supporting her gently until she could sit down on the edge of her bed. She looked tired but determined, her breathing still a little labored from the shadow strike she had taken to the chest.“You should rest now,” Kade said quietly, his voice steady and concerned. “I will tell the others everything that happened. We will find Seraph. You have done enough for today.”Elara managed a small smile as she leaned back against the pillows. “I will be fine, King Kade. The wound is not as bad as it looks. But you must wa