All Chapters of The Alpha's Real Heir: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

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Chapter Ten

“Besides, you also need a Luna,” the Queen Mother added. “You don’t plan on ruling the whole pack by yourself or remaining single forever, do you?” Alpha Brian paused to think. She was right... but. The Queen Mother interrupted him. “Is it that you’re still thinking about her?” She meant Penelope. “Mom, please. Leave Penelope out of this. She’s already dead! What does this have to do with her? And since you asked — no, I don’t think about her anymore!” he said, annoyed. The Queen Mother raised a brow. “Then if it’s not because of her, why can’t you make Rose your Luna?” The Alpha hesitated. “It’s Miranda. She’s not going to like the idea.” The Queen frowned. “What does it have to do with her? For crying out loud, she’s Penelope’s daughter and she—” “Enough, Mom,” Alpha Brian cut her off. “I’m well aware of who she is. You don’t need to remind me.” “She’s not in the right state of mind. Don’t you see how she’s acting these days? She lost her mom not long ago. If I make Rose

Chapter Eleven

I sat in a corner, scrolling through short videos on my phone. Not long after, I felt someone beside me. I turned. It was Ace. What was he doing here? And why next to me? He was staring at my phone with a serious expression. He was so focused on the video, he didn’t even notice I was staring at him. I frowned and turned off my phone. He looked at me and smirked. “Why’d you do that, junior sis?” I rolled my eyes. “What are you doing here?” “I was bored in my room. Decided to come find you.” “As what? Don’t forget we’re not friends.” He raised a brow. “We’re siblings. Why don’t we just leave the past behind and get along?” I stared at him. What got into him today? He wasn’t like this the other day. I scoffed. “Just leave me alone.” I wasn’t in the mood to fight. But he kept staring. And in his eyes... was that pity? I hated pity. How dare he feel sorry for me. Annoyed, I snapped. “Can you stop that!” “Stop what?” he played dumb. “The reason I came was

Chapter Twelve

“Alpha, I can’t find my son! Miranda did something to him!” Rose wailed, tears streaming down her face. Alpha stared at her in disappointment. Having known him for years, I knew what that look meant. But she was clueless. Still crying and wailing at his feet. How could the future Luna of the Golden Wolf Pack be crying on the ground in front of pack members? Wasn’t that shameful? She’d completely forgotten she had dignity to maintain. “How can you say Miranda did something to him?” Alpha said, voice loud enough for everyone to hear. “Ace isn’t a child. He’s a man. When did Miranda get the strength to do something to him? That doesn’t make sense.” I stared at Rose. Did she think so little of her son? That I could hurt him? Or was Ace weak? Rose was speechless. After a minute, she started crying again. “She took him! I’m sure she did! Why else can’t I find him? I know my son. He doesn’t know many places in the pack. He hardly goes out alone. But now he’s missing! I’ve se

Chapter Thirteen

Miranda POV It was where criminals were handled. Located on the other side of the mansion. An underground cave. Rumors said it was dark. Terrifying. No windows. Anyone placed in there either died or fainted from suffocation. Worse, there was a fire burning inside. Made of strong iron. The heat alone could turn a light-skinned person dark. If someone was placed inside, they’d be released in 24 hours. But if they refused to confess, they’d face Phase Two. That was even scarier. They’d take the hot iron from the fire and burn a mark into your body. If you still didn’t confess, they’d do it again. On another part of your body. Some confessed in Phase One. But what about people accused wrongly? Like me. If I went through that, I’d have to endure every phase. Because I didn’t do anything to Ace. Just the thought of it was terrifying. Crime in the Golden Wolf Pack dropped because no one wanted to experience that pain. And now Alpha was planning to use it on me. -

Chapter Fourteen

After arranging everything, Josh and I headed to the river. Josh’s Dad didn’t come. He wasn’t feeling well, so we told him to rest at home. We took Josh’s blue motorcycle. The same one he rode to school every day. When we got there, the river was packed. Some people used boats. Others walked into the water barefoot and sank their nets. The river wasn’t big. It was meant for pack members only. In my old pack, we had a huge river. Almost like a sea. Humans would come on big ships to fish. But they had to pay the pack leaders first. The river was supposed to be for us. But those greedy leaders rented it out to humans instead. Josh and I set our net with fish bait inside. Then we stood to the side and threw more bait into the water. Fishes started flocking to our net. I was amazed by Josh’s skills. He set the trap perfectly. Countless fish rushed in, and we scooped them all into the big basket we brought. After an hour, the basket was full. We took it to the marke

Chapter Fifteen

Alpha and the pack members all stared at me in surprise. “Ace!” Mom cried out. She pulled me into a tight hug. “My baby, are you okay?” She checked me over carefully. I was confused. Nothing happened to me. Why was she acting like this? Alpha was staring at me too, worried. But he didn’t say anything. Probably waiting for Mom to calm down first. She was all over me. Puzzled, I asked, “Mom, what’s going on here?” I noticed Miranda was being held by two bodyguards. “Don’t worry, Ace,” Mom said, seeing me stare at Miranda. “Alpha is going to teach her a lesson.” I frowned. “What do you mean? And why is Miranda tied up like that?” I pointed at the handcuffs on her wrists. She looked like a criminal. Mom glanced at Miranda with cold eyes. “This witch,” she said. “She’s going to regret what she did to you.” I frowned harder. What was she talking about? I was still confused. Mom looked back at me. “Ace, thank the Moon Goddess you’re fine. I knew this girl had something

Chapter Sixteen

I turned to Mom. “Mom, why has Miranda been taken away?” “She has to pay for what she did to you,” Mom replied. I raised my brows. “And what did she do to me?” I was genuinely confused. Alpha spoke up. “Ace, what are you saying? She has to be punished for pulling stunts like that on you.” He was staring at Miranda with pure disappointment. From his tone, I could tell he was furious with her. I raised my brows again. “But what did she do?” No one was telling me what she did. All they kept saying was that she needed to be punished. I thought Alpha wanted to punish her for the insults she threw at everyone. I didn’t know it had something to do with me. “She tried to hurt you,” Mom said. “I don’t know how you got back, but this girl must be punished.” “Hurt me? How? I don’t get it. When did she try to hurt me?” I asked, shocked. Mom stared at me. “Why so many questions? Why are you acting like you don’t know what I’m talking about? Are you covering for her? Did she threa

Chapter Seventeen

*ALPHA BRIAN POV* If this was the old Miranda, the moment Rose said she suspected her, I would’ve sworn Miranda couldn’t do it. But this Miranda... I couldn’t even vouch for her. I didn’t understand her anymore. I didn’t understand how she became like this. Back then, I was her best friend. The one she told everything to. Now I was the last person she wanted to see. We were like sworn enemies living under the same roof. I knew she thought I was treating her unfairly. But it wasn’t true. She thought I treated her mother cruelly. She didn’t know the whole story behind it. Some things weren’t meant to be told. That was just the truth. When she refused to admit she had anything to do with Ace going missing, I suggested Truths Revealed. Even though I knew it was cruel. I still went through with it. Not because I wanted to hurt her. But because I wanted to test her. To my surprise, her reaction wasn’t what I expected. I thought she’d throw a tantrum. I though

Chapter Eighteen

Rose looked at me. “What makes you think one day he won’t change his mind about you too?” I shook my head, doubting her. “No, Mom. Dad isn’t like that. And even if he did change his mind about making me heir... is it worth hurting Miranda for?” I was still shocked that my mother had this side of her. “It’s worth it, Ace,” she replied. “You need to understand. I’m doing all of this for you. I’m trying to pave a good path for you.” I huffed. “If it means hurting Miranda, then you better stop.” Rose sneered. “What I don’t understand is, when did you start caring about her? I thought you said you guys weren’t friends. Or...” She hesitated. “Have you fallen for her?” “Gross, Mom! Can you stop?” I snapped. “No! Why would you even think that?” Rose nodded. “Good. Just don’t forget she’s your half-sister.” “I know!” I said, annoyed. “You don’t have to remind me.” Then I turned and walked out of the room. --- *MIRANDA POV* Today is D-Day. The day Ace turns 18. The day h

Chapter Nineteen

“Ace! What’s wrong?” Mom’s voice was panicked. It felt like my bones were being ripped out of my skin. Like they were cracking from the inside. I couldn’t even answer her. “I... I...” The pain was too much. I couldn’t speak. She looked at me with serious eyes, then quickly checked my phone. I didn’t know what she was doing. I didn’t care. I just wanted the pain to stop. “Ace, I think you’re shifting,” she said. “You’re becoming a wolf. That’s why it hurts so much.” I frowned. All the excitement I had about shifting disappeared. I didn’t know it was going to hurt this bad. “Oh God, I feel awful.” “Ace, run,” Mom said suddenly. “Run, Ace!” I looked at her like she was crazy. I was in pain. Where was I supposed to get the strength to run? But she kept saying it. “Ace, run! The pain will go away if you run!” So I tried. I forced myself to stand with the little strength I had left. If running would take the pain away, I was in. I started running. It hurt like

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