Lahat ng Kabanata ng ALPHA JORDAN'S DARK OBSESSION : Kabanata 221 - Kabanata 230

CHAPTER 220:CATHERINE:My heart was hammering against my ribs like a trapped bird. One minute I was just trying to please the Luna, and the next, Eve came sprinting toward Luna Elizabeth’s door, her face a mask of fake terror, screaming at the top of her lungs."Don't drink it! Senior Luna, please, don't touch that coffee!"I froze, the tray nearly slipping from my hands. I turned to Eve, my eyes wide, my brain trying to process the frantic energy she was throwing around. "Eve? What the hell are you talking about?"Luna Elizabeth stepped out of her room, her presence cold and heavy like a winter fog. She looked annoyed, her sharp eyes darting between the two of us. "Speak up, girl," she snapped at Eve. "What do you mean by ‘I shouldn't drink the coffee’?"Eve started acting out a whole damn drama performance. She started fidgeting with her fingers, looking down at her shoes like she was some shy little lamb. "Senior Luna... I don't even know how to tell you this. It’s horrible.""Spi

CHAPTER 222: WHERE IS CATHERINE?JORDAN:The morning started out peaceful, the kind of quiet you only get when the sun is just starting to peek over the horizon. I’d headed out early for a run, which was very important for every wolf, pushing my heart rate until my lungs burned. Initially , I was running within my pack. But then, Alpha Grant called and wanted to meet up. So we agreed to run on neutral territory.After we finished our miles, we decided to hang out at The Gilded Balcony. It was an exclusive high-end lounge on the rooftop of the city’s most expensive hotel. It’s the kind of place where billionaire Alphas go on a Sunday morning to grab a $200 espresso and talk business while the rest of the world is still hitting the snooze button. The view from up there is incredible—you can see the whole pack territory stretching out like a green velvet carpet.We were sitting there, just talking about pack politics and some land deals, when I suddenly felt an unpleasant sensation rip t

CHAPTER 224: A TINY BIT OF HOPE JORDAN:I was losing my damn mind every single minute that passed by. I had searched every square inch of this pack territory. I’d been through the thickest parts of the woods, checked the ancient temples, and even banged on the doors of homes where she might've been hiding. But there was nothing.I’d even gone to her mother’s place. I stood on her porch, my heart hammering against my ribs, trying to act like everything was cool. I didn’t tell her Catherine was missing; I didn't want to see that panic in her eyes, not when I was already drowning in it myself. I played it off like I was just checking in, but the second I saw she wasn't there, I felt like a hole was being punched through my gut.Now, I was back in my study, pacing like a caged animal. I ran my hands through my hair, pulling at the strands until my scalp hurt."Where the hell are you, Catherine?" I growled to the empty room.It didn't make sense. A whole-ass person doesn't just vanish int

CHAPTER 226: WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT, DOCTOR?CATHERINE:I laid there in silence, just staring at the ceiling as the doctor’s words washed over me. He kept talking about luck and miracles, but my mind was stuck on the image of Jordan sitting in that chair for forty-eight hours straight. I’d spent so much time convincing myself he didn't care about me, or at least a bystander in my misery. But now that I know the truth, the guilt felt like a physical weight on my chest.Then, the doctor said something that made the room go completely still."You’re a fighter, Luna," he said, checking the levels on my monitor. "It’s not just about you surviving the wolfsbane. The fact that the fetus in your womb made it through that poison... that’s the real miracle."My heart stopped. I felt the air leave my lungs. "Fetus?" I croaked, my voice sounding like it was coming from someone else. "What are you talking about? What fetus?"The doctor stopped what he was doing and looked at me with a warm, kn

CHAPTER 228: TIME FOR EXECUTION JORDAN: Sometimes, I considered Catherine to be too good for her own sake. She was trying to keep the peace, trying not to set the house on fire by telling me she didn't know who tried to kill her. But I wasn't a fool. Whoever tried to take her life certainly lived under my roof, ate at my table, and breathed my air.Then it hit me—something I’d been too distracted to remember. That specific room in the East Wing needed to be checked. Years ago, I’d installed a hidden security camera in there that nobody knew about. If someone dragged her in there, that lens caught every single second of it.The doctor came in after doing his rounds and gave me the rundown. "She’s stable, Alpha, but I want her here one more day. I need to be 100% sure there are no complications from the toxin.""Whatever it takes," I said, not leaving her side.I spent that night in a cramped chair next to her bed, watching the rise and fall of her chest. When discharge day finally ca