All Chapters of Caught In Between Two Alphas: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Roderick’s POVIt was one lousy maid who froze behind a column, her eyes widening.“Say that again,” I whispered.“I... I... Alpha, I didn’t...” I appeared in front of her before she could blink, ready to eliminate her from existence.“Repeat it, right now!” I barked angrily.Her lips shook in fear. “T...they said she deserves everything she’s getting now. For... for being a...”“For being what exactly?” I asked sharply, already impatient.She hesitated for some seconds, and I almost lunged forward to eliminate her.“A whore.”A deadly silence followed. No one dared say a word, not even a plea.My wolf growled so loud it vibrated dangerously through the walls. “Twenty lashes of cane and three days confinement with no food and water,” I said.Her knees buckled weakly as she fell to the ground, pleading for mercy, knowing she might not survive—especially without food.“Please, Alpha…I…”“You insulted your Luna,” I cut her off, my voice like cold steel. I already felt I hadn’t given her

Roderick’s POV“Alpha…” Ray called quietly as I tried to get some rest. “What again?” I rasped.“That wasn’t the only thing we found as evidence against Sarah.”My eyes snapped open. “Why are you just saying that now?!” I demanded, surprised he’d withhold such information. “Speak.”He held up a small bundle which I had no idea what it was at first, until I took a closer look. It was a crushed herb, dark red, unmistakable to anyone. It wasn’t the regular kind of herbs. They were blood-moon herbs. They are very rare to come by, and extremely toxic in small doses. They have been known to often be used in sedative mixtures. And coincidentally, it’s also one of the herds that had been detected in Kyra’s bloodstream. My pulse slowed down a bit, trying to connect the dots. “Where did you find that?” I asked quietly, already tired of raising my voice.Ray swallowed hard, as if burdened by the information he was about to reveal. “Right in the wash basin of Sarah’s room.”Everywhere became c

Roderick’ s POV“I... I didn’t know it would make her vulnerable. It was only meant to calm her nerves. I had no idea... that he would go there! I didn’t... know…”“You expect us to believe this lie from your mouth right now?” Ray growled.“I’m only telling the truth!” she cried, as if she were being falsely accused.“You lied before and were almost pardoned,” Caden stated. “Then, when the issue of the drink came up, you denied adding anything to it.”“I didn’t understand what you were asking at first, and I was scared of being punished. I panicked out of shock!” Sarah said, terrified. “But I didn’t hurt her. I did nothing to hurt her. I didn’t attack her, as I’ve been accused of. I didn’t…”“Your scent was very dominant at the scene,” Caden said, his eyes blazing like coals. As Pack Gamma, he helped ease the workload for Ray.The moment he said that, Sarah fell to her knees again. “That was because I visited her chamber every day! Everyone knows that and it shouldn’t make me the susp

Jessani’s POV“Are you sure this is a wise move?” I whispered to myself as I slipped through the quiet hallway leading to Kyra’s chambers.Devil’s Bay had been in complete chaos since the day of the attack. There had been whispers, accusations, and fears everywhere. But I cared less—I was just focused on getting my duty done and qualifying as someone important in Norway’s life who could get things done flawlessly. And with time, I would emerge as his Luna.The sweetest of them all were the juicy rumors about the Luna being unfit to rule—cursed, maybe even chosen wrongly by the Moon goddess when she was less active.That was just perfect, the exact thing I needed for my plan to work. Just like Norway had said earlier: seize every opportunity to make sure our plan worked, and I would seize this opportunity.I paused by the corner wall, listening carefully. Voices drifted from every corner—inside Kyra’s chamber, the murmurs of concerned maids, even tight-hearted guards, and more than a f

Kyra’s POV“You can stay.” The words left my mouth before my heart had the chance to argue with them over what was right and what was wrong.Even Jessani could not believe how easily she had accessed me. She froze for a brief second, but I saw it before she returned to her factory settings. She smiled softly, like she had a good agenda—so soft and grateful—but I could see through her act.“Thank you, Luna Kyra, for this opportunity,” she said gently, like someone who had just earned an unmerited favour. “I promise I won’t be a burden to you, nor to the baby.”I nodded calmly, watching her carefully, like she was what I had been waiting for.“I know.”She took the liberty of moving deeper into my chamber, settling near the low couch by the window, already feeling at home. The servants noticed the change and retreated quietly, leaving us alone.Jessani thought I had allowed her to stay because I needed comfort. She was completely wrong. If I needed any, it wouldn’t be from her.I had on