All Chapters of Legacy of the Broken Alpha: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Diego looked around at the chaos while the sounds of battle echoed through the compound. His warriors fought with Carlos Varela's troops, and their roars echoed through the cold night air. Being a leader was too much for him. Everything was coming to a head: his past choices, his failures, and everything else. The pack was about to fall apart, but a deeper truth was slowly coming to light.Carlos Varela stood across the battlefield, his cold eyes fixed on Diego. Lucia Torres and Valentina Ruiz stood behind him, like shadows over the already broken pack. Diego's heart sank as he realized how big the conspiracy really was.Diego said in a low growl, "I thought I knew who the enemy was," and he clenched his fists. "But I haven't seen."Raquel Cordero, who was always calm, walked up to him with worried eyes. Diego, Carlos isn't just after land. He wants something much more dangerous. "It's not just about the pack; it's about your bloodline."Diego's heart raced. He thought about a lot of

Diego stood at the edge of the compound, his heart heavy with the choice he had to make. Carlos Varela's troops were getting closer, and the Rivas Pack's future was very unclear. Diego's mind raced through all the possible results of his next move, and the air was thick with tension. Varela had Sergio Morales in his hands, and there was only one way to get him out. Diego wasn't sure he could make the big sacrifice that would be needed.Mariana stood next to him and watched as the enemy got closer. When she saw the doubt in Diego's eyes, she felt the same old fear settle in her chest. They had been through a lot of violence and betrayal in the last few months, and now they were at a breaking point."Diego, we can't win this if we don't make a choice," she said. It was hard to hear her voice, but it was strong enough to be heard. "You've already given so much. But this... this might be the end of everything.Diego looked at her with a tight jaw. "I know. And I'm ready to do it, Mariana.

There was a fire in the compound. Diego and Mariana stood next to each other with serious, determined looks on their faces. The last battle had started because Carlos Varela's troops had broken through the last line of defense. Their enemies, led by Carlos and Lucia Torres, surrounded them in a storm of bloodlust and revenge.Diego's heart raced in the middle of the chaos, not only because of how urgent the battle was, but also because of the weight of his past decisions. They had gotten this far because of every mistake they made and every second of doubt. His family, his pack, and everything else he cared about were in danger. Even though the fires were all around them, it was clear that the fight was more than just physical; it was for their legacy and the future.Their eyes locked. There was no way to go back now. She had always been there for him, but the truth was getting too hard to ignore. She had made up her mind to fight him, but the cost was going up by the minute."Diego,"

The battle storm raged around Diego, and the air was thick with blood and smoke. The Rivas compound, which used to be a stronghold, was now in ruins as Diego and his loyalists fought hard to keep Carlos Varela and his troops from taking it. As the steel clashed and the war cries rang out, Mariana stood by his side, a constant reminder of what they were fighting for: family, survival, and the pack's future.Diego's eyes were hot from the weight of the fight. His fists were covered in blood, and his body hurt from fighting. But even as they moved forward, it seemed like the tide of war was turning in Carlos's favor. The pack was breaking up, and new enemies were coming out of the shadows.Mariana held his arm tightly and pulled him close, looking into his eyes. "Diego," she said, her voice steady but full of worry, "we can't keep doing this." We need to think about the kids.Diego said, "I know," his voice hoarse. "But I can't let him take everything away from us. Not right now. Not aft

Diego stood on the battlefield, and the air was full of fear. He was really mad and didn't know what to do. He felt terrible when he saw Valentina Ruiz take Mariana's kids. It was a difficult time for him, and the stakes had never been higher.Carlos Varela's troops had pushed the pack to the edge. Now, with Mariana's kids held hostage, the Rivas family's future depended on one last choice. Diego's fists were clenched, and his jaw was tight with anger and sadness. He had made many mistakes, but this time he couldn't afford to fail.Diego said, "I will do whatever it takes," and his voice was full of determination. He had more conversations with himself than with anyone else. "I'm going to get them back." It doesn't matter how much it costs.Mariana was standing next to him, and her eyes looked just like Diego's. She could tell that he was having a difficult time deciding between his family and the pack."Diego, listen to me," Mariana said in a voice that was soft but firm. She held hi