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All Chapters of A Wrong Alpha Heiress's Return: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

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Chapter 101

Third Person's POVThe documents in Liam's hands were pristine on the surface, yet every fiber of his wolfish instinct told him they were deliberately hollow. Someone was concealing something. If he wanted to get to the truth, he would have to go to Noah's family home himself."Grandfather Liam?"A familiar voice pulled Liam's thoughts back. He instinctively tucked the papers away and turned to see Celeste stepping quietly into the room. Her presence, calm yet determined, carried that same resolute aura he had seen in her since she was a child."What are you looking at, Liam?" Celeste asked, noticing the papers. Her brow furrowed slightly, curiosity blending with concern. She had seen him tense before, and now his expression was serious-but gentle, a warmth that seemed to radiate from a wolf who had spent decades guarding his pack.Liam paused, weighing his words. He knew better than to trouble her unnecessarily, especially with the Frost Family's affairs in such turmoil. Yet the timi

Chapter 102

Third Person's POVCarden let out a low, teasing chuckle. "You stubborn old fox, Liam. You've argued with me for decades, and now you want to call me ‘brother'? What's the harm?""Even in the next life, I'll be born before you," Liam retorted, rolling his eyes. "You'll still have to call me brother."Liam's smirk deepened as he added with mock anticipation, "Although, who's to say I won't be reborn first next time? Then you'll still have to call me brother, old man."Carden lunged for a pillow behind him and tossed it at Liam. "You dream bigger than I do! Your body's strong, you'll probably outlast me, and when I finally kick the bucket, you'll be crying, old fox!""Bah! Bah! Bah!" Liam tossed the pillow back, laughing. "Even water can't shut your mouth!"Carden only laughed, a low rumble of amusement. He was never offended by Liam's playful jabs. Their relationship had been forged through fire and loyalty. Liam had emerged from the mountains of Moonviel City with nothing but grit and

Chapter 103

Third Person's POVThe moment the headmaster's eyes landed on the folder, his expression changed abruptly. The sharp snap of the folder closing echoed in the office like a warning growl. "How… how do you have these?" he stammered, his pulse quickening.Celeste, standing rigid and unflinching, ignored the question. "Now, Headmaster, can we talk about what happened to Elara?" she asked, her voice calm but edged with the unyielding authority of someone who had survived the bitter tests of Moonviel City.The headmaster's face hardened, but after a tense pause, he stepped aside, allowing them entry. Yara, hesitating at the threshold, stole a wary glance at Celeste. She did not want to be drawn into the orbit of someone who had once been complicit in her mother's suffering. Yet this was the first real chance she had in two years to confront the truth, to see the school's corridors from the inside again. After a breath, she followed.As soon as they entered, the door shut with a firm click.

Chapter 104

Third Person's POVAfter returning from the Angel Reform Academy, Celeste had learned to give in when survival demanded it. She had learned to yield when necessary, to keep her head down, to preserve the fragile flame of life that still burned within her. But some predators could not resist testing the boundaries-forcing her, again and again, to confront the shadows of her past.Katy, ever the spoiled scion, she had grown up alongside Celeste, once the most cherished daughter of the Frost Family, her every whim indulged and protected by her lineage. Celeste knew Katy's history better than anyone else-every secret, every subtle cruelty-yet she did not flinch. Her eyes, cold and sharp as a wolf's, fixed on the headmaster with unyielding clarity."I trust you know Elara is innocent," Celeste said quietly, yet with a weight that filled the office like the presence of an alpha wolf. "Just as I trust you know what is in that folder." Her gaze shifted deliberately toward the folder clutched

Chapter 105

Third Person's POVFor the first time, Elara spoke to her daughter with brutal honesty."I never did this because of worth or unworthiness, and I never did it simply for Celeste," she said, her voice low but steady. "I did it for myself. I will never forget the look in her eyes the day she stood before me-desperate, hunted, as if I were the last piece of driftwood she could cling to in a storm."Her fingers tightened around the bedsheets as though gripping the memory itself."I've seen her gift, Yara. I know her character. She was born with a wolf's brilliance, and she would never lower herself to something as pitiful as plagiarism. That's why I believed her innocence. Perhaps I became obsessed, investigating in circles. Even before I found evidence, my instincts as a teacher-and as a wolf-told me she had been framed. When I finally uncovered proof, my conviction only deepened. And when that evidence was destroyed by the headmaster, the injustice struck m

Chapter 106

Third Person's POVElias had never been insulted like this in his entire life. For a moment, his face went pale, then flushed with violent shades of purple and red. He stood frozen, breath caught in his throat, before finally managing to choke out a single, trembling word."You-"His voice broke, and rage overtook him. With a snarl, he raised his fist, aiming to slam it into Elijah Davis's smug face.But before the punch could land, Elijah caught his wrist effortlessly.It should have been impossible. Elias was a son of the Frost Family, raised among warriors, his strength honed under the harsh training of Frost Pack's elites. Yet Elijah, with his boyish face and deceptively relaxed smile, held his strike in place as though it weighed nothing. Elias felt his chest constrict, the pressure of an Alpha's dominance radiating from the other boy's grip. For a fleeting second, he couldn't breathe.Shock rippled through him. How could someone so you

Chapter 107

Third Person's POVElias had sworn, once upon a time, that he would protect Celeste with his life. No one would dare harm her, not while he drew breath. That vow had burned in his blood like a brand, a brother's oath bound by wolf and bone.And yet now, Elijah's words haunted him. Elias could not accept them. He told himself there had to be a mistake-there had to be. Perhaps all those sharp accusations had been planted by Celeste herself, whispered into Elijah's ear to turn him against the Frost heir. Yes, that had to be it.How could an outsider like Elijah claim to know her better than Elias, who had spent more than twenty years at her side? The thought festered, anger swelling until Elias's claws threatened to break through his skin.He would confront her. He would demand answers. Even if she was using cruel tricks just to draw his attention, why Elijah? Why allow that boy to call her sister when Elias himself had been denied such trust?The mor

Chapter 108

Third Person's POVElias stood frozen, his chest heaving with restrained fury. The question clawed its way out of him before he could stop it, harsh and jagged in the silence between them."Were you… were you kidnapped on purpose?"Serena's wide, shimmering eyes locked onto his. For a long moment, she simply stared, stunned into stillness. Then, slowly, tears welled up and spilled, softening her features into something fragile and pitiful."Elias," she whispered, her voice trembling as though she could barely believe what she was hearing. "Are you… accusing me?"The young Frost's grip on her shoulders faltered. His hands slipped away, leaving faint red marks on her pale skin. His eyes darted aside, unable to meet her tearful gaze."I… I didn't mean…" His words dissolved, crumbling into nothing before they even left his lips.Serena's lashes glistened with tears as her expression crumpled further. She looked

Chapter 109

Third Person's POVSerena's lashes trembled as she spoke, her voice carefully pitched between guilt and gentleness."I only wanted to persuade Celeste to tell the family the truth herself," she said, lowering her eyes with feigned humility. "She once faked her own abduction just to extort money from Father and Mother. That wound hasn't healed yet. This time, she should have chosen honesty instead of deception. Our parents are reasonable wolves. If she insists on staying with that man, I believe they would have found a way to understand."The words were deliberate-painting herself as the considerate daughter while casting Celeste as reckless and ungrateful.But Elias's response shattered her expectations."Serena," he said sharply, brows furrowed, "you were wrong this time."Her body stiffened. Was it shock at hearing him call her wrong, or confusion at why he would defend Celeste?"You shouldn't have gone to her like that," Elias cont

Chapter 110

Celeste's POVI could see the tremor in Katy's hand before she even tried to mask it. She lifted her glass, her knuckles pale against the clear surface, and took a sip of water far too quickly. Her eyes darted away from mine, as if she could hide behind the rim of the cup."You-why would you suddenly bring that up?" she stammered. Her voice was too sharp, too fragile, like cracked glass.I tilted my head slightly, my gaze fixed on the way her fingers shook. Then I spoke, my voice calm and unhurried, almost ghostly in its weight."Because I was there, Katy. On the rooftop. The night she jumped."The glass slipped.It shattered on the café floor, scattering into jagged fragments as water splashed across her lap. Katy flinched at the icy touch, her body jerking violently. Around us, whispers rose, and heads turned in our direction.I didn't move. Not when the waitress rushed forward with hurried apologies, not when Katy's face dra

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