All Chapters of Legacy of the Broken Alpha: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

The war room was full of tension. Diego walked back and forth, his mind racing with the new information he had just learned. He never thought his father would be involved in the curse, which had bound his bloodline for centuries. It was so heavy that it suffocated him as the last pieces of the puzzle fell into place.Carlos Varela's troops were getting closer. The pack's future was very uncertain. From now on, every choice Diego made would either save them or kill them all. He turned quickly to look at Mariana, his eyes full of guilt and determination.He said, "You're still here with me, after everything," his voice hoarse and unsure if he deserved her. "I don't even know if I can fix this..."It was difficult to read Mariana's face, but her eyes got softer. "Diego, we'll fix it together. We have to.Raquel Cordero burst through the door, her face tight with worry. Diego could tell right away that there was a fire in her eyes.Raquel's voice was steady as she said, "We're running out

Diego stood on the edge of the cliff, his heart racing as the battle storm raged around him. There was a lot of tension in the air, and every breath felt like a heavy weight on his chest. Beside him, Mariana's eyes conveyed the agony he was experiencing.The prophecy that had scared their family for so long was now more than just a negative sign; it was the main thing that was going to tear them apart. Carlos Varela's troops were getting closer, and the lives of their children were at stake. One option. One chance. A risk.Mariana whispered, "We can't do this, Diego," her voice shaking. "The prophecy, our kids... this is too much."Diego looked her in the eye, and pain and determination fought in his eyes. "We don't have a choice, Mariana." The pack and our future depend on us making the right choice. "We're running out of time."You could feel the tension between Diego and Mariana. Her heart was torn between loving her kids and being scared of what the future held for them. She would

The battle storm had passed, but the damage it did still echoed in the quiet that came after. Diego stood at the edge of the battlefield, breathing hard and feeling bruised and worn out. But his heart felt even heavier. The Rivas Pack was still there, but at what cost? The prophecy had come true: Carlos Varela was dead. But the dawn that came after didn't seem sure.Mariana stood next to him and held his hand tightly. They saw the sun rise over the land they had fought for. For now, their kids were safe, but Diego knew that this win might not last. They still didn't know what would happen next, and a new fight was coming up soon."Do you think it's over?" Mariana asked in a voice that was barely above a whisper as she watched the sun come out from behind the clouds.Diego's eyes were very far away. "I wish I could say everything is fine, but I have a feeling that something is lurking ahead." "We've only just begun."As time went on, the pack started to come back together. Diego could

The mysterious Alpha stood in the doorway of the compound, and his presence filled every corner of the room. Diego's chest tightened as he looked at the pack with his dark, midnight-like eyes. The war had just ended, but new threats were hanging over them like a storm cloud ready to burst.Mariana stood next to him, her face pale and her eyes full of fear. She had sensed it coming, the strange feeling in the air and the change in the wind. Her kids, whose powers were growing at an alarming rate, had become the storm's centre. Diego, who was focused on protecting the pack, didn't see the one thing that was most important: their future.She whispered in a low voice, "You're not alone in this, Diego." "But we can't fight this war the same way we fought the last one."Diego looked her in the eye, and his voice was steady even though things were crazy inside. "I'll keep you safe, Mariana." I will keep you all safe.But as the mysterious Alpha walked deeper into the compound, Diego knew tha

Diego stood in the middle of the destroyed compound with his fists clenched at his sides. The pack that used to be full of life was now a broken shadow of itself. The mysterious Alpha's troops were getting closer, and time was slipping through his fingers like sand. Diego knew the clock was ticking. He had to stop the Alpha before the real horror of his plan happened, since Mariana and the kids were safe.The destruction, the betrayals, and the prophecy were all starting to weigh heavily on him. He had been fighting for the pack's survival for so long that he had forgotten what was most important: his family. And now, the curse on his family was about to ruin everything. It was no longer about power; it was about saving everyone.Mariana walked back and forth in the safehouse, her mind racing. She had always known the twins were special, but now their powers were more than a gift; they were a time bomb. She had to pick one. You can either keep them safe from the world or let them face