All Chapters of Caught In Between Two Alphas: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Kyra’s POVI clenched my fists in fury. “She wouldn’t dare such a thing,” I whispered to the empty room. “She wouldn’t do that to me, nor to anyone else in this world.”But truth was rarely simple in Devil’s Bay—nothing to be hidden. When Jessani finally returned with warm tea, to her shock, she found me staring into nothing.“You’re thinking about her again,” she said gently, something that was not part of her.“Yes.”“She confessed, so I heard,” Jessani said carefully. “About the herds that she added to your drink.”The moment she said that, my breath caught, but I kept my face still, not willing to let her know what was going on in my mind.“She confessed to adding it,” I corrected. “Not to why.”Jessani hesitated for a few seconds. “Does it matter why?”“It matters a lot to me,” I said sharply. Then, softer: “Everything matters. Every detail is significant if we really want to get to the truth of everything.”I took the cup from her and set it aside untouched, showing no sign of d

Kyra’s POV“He is not wrong!” another voice spoke up suddenly.We all turned to see who had spoken. It was the pack seer. I’d never been so happy to see someone as I was now seeing the pack seer. He only showed up when he had a message.I hadn’t even noticed him enter until the moment he stepped forward with his message. His eyes were clouded white—though a little scary in appearance, that was how they usually looked when he delivered a message. He tapped his staff softly against the stone floor as he moved closer.“I was invited,” he said calmly. “And I will speak the truth that was released by the moon goddess herself.”Roderick nodded, already eager to hear him talk. “Please do.”The seer turned sharply, then went straight toward Norway. “You schemed everything to be in your favour,” he said calmly, taking him unawares. “You failed. That’s the message from the moon goddess.”Norway’s lips curled in anger, but that couldn’t save him. “Watch your words before I descend on you, liar.

Roderick’s POVI had planned everything the way it should go, but the plan was taking a different direction.I had planned to mark her, making her mine alone, so as to claim her power and secure my position. And after executing my plans, I never wanted her dead—but if necessary.It was a very simple and clear plan, well schemed. But right now? Nothing seemed simple anymore. Now she was carrying my heir, the future of Devil’s Bay, and I wanted her to myself. Not just her power; I also wanted her presence, her fire, her defiance, and her love.And that terrified me more than anything I could remember, because to me, love was weakness. I had built my reign on fear, and I wouldn’t allow a moment of vulnerability to destroy it.That night, while alone in my chambers, Ray’s words for some reason started echoing in my head. “You’re gradually falling for her, if you haven’t completely fallen already.”I clenched my jaw as the words replayed in my head.‘No. That can’t happen.’I had already m

Kyra’s POVWhen we finally returned as I had instructed, the Pack felt it immediately. There’s no doubt that power recognizes power. The inner gates leading to the inner court hadn’t even fully opened before whispers spread like wildfire. Wolves wasted no time bowing lower in recognition. Warriors avoided my eyes completely; even the Elders stared too long, as if they could see something entirely new in me.Roderick, on the other hand, walked beside me in silence—not ahead of me as usual. Neither did I allow him to stay behind like a guard. I had promised to give him a taste of his own medicine, but not in a ridiculous way.At the council hall, he stopped abruptly, as if staying longer might let them help him escape my grip.“Kneel,” I said calmly, my tone so even that no one would suspect it was actually coming from me.The moment I said it, gasps filled the chamber, which vibrated with shocked noises. Elder Rowan rose halfway from his seat, his anger plain, but I didn’t care. I woul

Kyra’s POV“You need to remain calm for yourself and the baby, Luna.” Sarah’s voice shook as she spoke, her hands hovering near my elbow, as if she feared I might shatter under her touch.“I’m already calm,” I replied quietly, though my body felt anything but calm—completely restless. My fingers clenched tightly around the armrest of the ancient carved chair, my nails digging into the wood. “Tell me everything you know again, but slowly this time. Don’t skip anything—no detail should be left out. And be careful not to say what is not true because I will not be forgiving like the previous times.”She swallowed hard, and I could see how nervous she was already. “Your… your father… Alpha Redwood, the one we all know… was never your father. Not by blood, as he claimed to be.”The words seeped into my ears slowly, not like a blow, but like a slow poison invading my veins, gradually overtaking my bloodstream.I laughed softly, still waiting for her to finish whatever details were still rema