All Chapters of The Alpha's Contract Bride : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The clash inside the stronghold did not slow, It escalated.Darius stood in the corridor outside Seraphina’s cell, facing the Alpha of Blood Fang while more warriors poured down the stone steps behind him. The air was thick with smoke and iron, torches flickered and shine faintly.The Blood Fang Alpha smirked.“You should not have come alone.”Darius’s voice was no longer calm.“I did not.”Behind him, Rhyden and the strike unit cut down the next wave of approaching warriors, blocking reinforcements from flooding the corridor.But this was no longer about precision.This was about rescuing the Luna.The Blood Fang Alpha lunged.Steel met steel in a violent clash that shook the chamber. Their fight was savage and immediate, blades scraping, fists striking when distance collapsed.Inside the broken cell, Seraphina’s eyes burned.She felt the bond fully now.She stepped out as Darius tore the bars apart with brute force. The Blood Fang Alpha noticed her freedom too late.“Kill her,” he r

Morning arrived slowly over the pack.For the first time in many days, the castle grounds were calm.The celebration from the night before had lasted deep into the night. Warriors had laughed loudly, allies had shared drinks beside the fires, and the victory over Blood Fang had spread through the territory like a cleansing wind.But inside the Alpha’s chamber, the atmosphere was different.Quiet.Seraphina stirred slowly beneath the heavy fur blankets. Her body still felt heavier than usual, as if her limbs were moving through water. The sedative from her capture had not fully left her system, just as the doctor had warned.When she opened her eyes, the chamber was already filled with soft morning light.Darius was not beside her.That did not surprise her.She pushed herself up slightly, leaning against the pillows as she inhaled deeply. Even breathing felt steadier today, though the faint weakness remained.A gentle knock sounded at the door.“Enter,” Seraphina called softly.Maera

Morning arrived peaceful.A thin veil of mist drifted through the forest, curling around the towering pines and the stone walls of the Alpha’s fortress. The air smelled fresh after the light rain that had fallen during the night.Inside the Alpha’s chambers, the quiet stillness remained.Seraphina stirred slowly beneath the warm furs.For the first time in days, her body no longer felt heavy. The lingering fog of the sedative had almost completely faded, and the strength in her limbs had begun to return.She opened her eyes.Darius was still beside her.One arm rested protectively around her waist even in sleep, as if his instincts refused to release her for even a moment.Seraphina smiled softly.Carefully, she shifted slightly so she could look at him.The fierce Alpha who had destroyed an entire pack to bring her home now looked peaceful. His breathing was slow and steady, the tension that had lived in his shoulders for days finally easing.She lifted her hand gently and brushed a

A full week passed quietly within the pack.For the first time in many weeks, the pack and the lands surrounding it felt truly calm. The patrols reported no strange movement, the borders remained undisturbed, and the wolves slowly returned to their daily routines.Training resumed at the courtyard.Farmers worked the lands beyond the walls.Young wolves ran through the village paths laughing freely again.Peace had returned to the pack.Inside the Alpha’s chambers, Seraphina stood beside the large window, stretching her arms slowly as the morning sunlight poured into the room.Her strength had finally returned.The pack doctor had confirmed it earlier that morning after a careful examination.“You are completely healed now, my Luna,” he had said with a satisfied smile.Seraphina had nearly hugged him out of relief.Behind her, Darius leaned against the carved wooden desk, watching her with quiet amusement.“You look happy,” he said.Seraphina turned toward him with a playful smile.“I

Morning arrived quietly over the pack.Soft sunlight spread across the chamber walls while the sounds of daily activity slowly returned. Warriors began their morning patrols, servants carried out their tasks, and the training grounds gradually filled with young soldiers preparing for another day.Inside the Alpha’s chambers, Seraphina woke slowly.She stretched comfortably beneath the warm blankets before turning her head toward Darius.He was already awake.He lay on his side watching her with a calm expression.“You are staring again,” she said with a sleepy smile.Darius smirked slightly.“I am making sure my Luna is still here.”Seraphina rolled her eyes playfully.“I am not going anywhere.”He brushed a strand of hair away from her face.“You said that once before.”She knew what he meant.The memory of her kidnapping by the Blood Fang pack is still very fresh in his mind.Seraphina gently placed her hand on his cheek.“I am safe now.”Darius leaned into her touch.“I know.”He k