All Chapters of Legacy of the Broken Alpha: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The compound was quiet after the battle, except for the soft hum of whispers that echoed through the trees. The Rivas Pack was broken up because the war was too much for everyone. Diego stood at the edge of the clearing, looking out into the distance. His mind was full of the chaos that was going on around him. He felt bad about what he had done, but the one thing that kept him going was the prophecy, which he couldn't ignore.Mariana walked up behind him, her steps light but sure. Her eyes were full of sadness and determination. The twins were the key to their future, but the prophecy's weight felt like a thousand stones on her. She had always known they were special, but now she and Diego couldn't ignore how powerful they really were."Diego," Mariana's voice broke the silence and got his attention. He turned slowly and looked her in the eye. Her eyes were sad, but they also showed determination. "We can't keep running away from this. The prophecy is true. "The pack's future is up t

There was a lot of tension in the air inside the Rivas Pack compound. Diego stood in front of his pack with his jaw clenched and his eyes scanning the faces of the wolves he used to lead with unshakable confidence. Now, the choices he had made in the past were weighing heavily on him. There was a chance that he would lose his leadership. Valentina Ruiz, Lucia Torres, and Carlos Varela had joined forces against him, and the pack had broken up.Mariana stood to the side, her heart torn between the man she loved and the kids she had promised to protect. She watched Diego, knowing that the choice he made would affect not only the pack's future but also the future of their family. She could feel the weight of the prophecy, the strain of the war, and the burden it put on both of them."Diego," Mariana said, her voice shaky but clear. "We need to keep the kids safe. They hold the key to everything. You can't keep fighting this war. We need to work together and do something now.Diego turned

Diego and Mariana stood in the ruins of their world, where the echoes of battle still rang out and the remains of war were scattered everywhere. Valentina Ruiz and Lucia Torres had been stopped, at least for now, from carrying out their plans. But the peace was short-lived, and the storm was far from over.Diego's breathing was shallow and quick. Everything was weighing him down. The pack had been split up by betrayal and ambition, and even though they had won, it had cost them a lot. He could feel the distance between them growing as he looked over at Mariana. His hands were stained with the choices he had made.Mariana stood next to him, but her eyes were far away, troubled by the past and unsure of the future. She had always been there for him, but now things were different. She had seen how power had taken over him and changed him. She had seen how close it had come to ruining them."Diego," she said softly, her voice barely above a whisper. "What happens next? Are you going to pi

The smell of smoke and blood filled the air as the fight raged outside the compound walls. Heavy footsteps and the sound of weapons clashing shook the ground. Diego stood at the front with his sword drawn, watching the enemy troops pour through the broken gates. His heart raced, but the burden of the pack's future was even heavier. This wasn't just a fight to stay alive; it was a fight for everything he had ever built. Mariana stood next to him with her own weapon, but she wasn't looking at him. Her heart was fighting with her mind about the battle in front of her. Every time she looked at him or heard him say something desperate, the strain of their broken bond pulled at her. Diego's voice broke through her thoughts as he swung his sword at a soldier who was coming towards him. "Stay with me, Mariana." "I can't lose you again." As she watched him fight, her heart twisted. Every move he made was full of passion and regret. But she couldn't help but remember the betrayal that still

The smell of blood and smoke filled the air. Carlos Varela's troops were attacking the Rivas Pack's compound, and the walls were shaking from the constant attack. Diego's heart raced as he fought off the wave of enemies that were crashing against their defences. His body was hurt, and his mind, which was once so sure of itself, was full of doubt. But now there was something even worse: the fact that Carlos Varela had taken Mariana's kids. The twins, whose powers were at the heart of the prophecy, had been taken as leverage. Diego's world was falling apart around him, and with every second that went by, his choices got fewer. "Diego, we can't let them win," Mariana's voice cut through the noise, and her eyes were wide with fear as she caught up to him on the battlefield. She reached out and held onto his arm with all her might. "You'll give up everything for them, but you can't do this by yourself." I'm with you. I'll help you get them back. He looked at her, and his eyes were full