Todos los capítulos de The Alpha's Regret: His Secret Hybrid Heir: Capítulo 41 - Capítulo 50

The war room looked like a crime investigation.Maps covered every surface—large-scale territory grids pinned to corkboards, smaller regional blow-ups taped across tables, red string connecting dots like a spiderweb. Laptop screens glowed with satellite imagery: overhead views of Verdant Sanctuary’s sprawling grounds, thermal scans showing heat signatures in the basement levels, security camera feeds frozen on empty corridors. Legal pads were scattered everywhere—notes scrawled in frantic handwriting, crossed-out leads, phone numbers with timestamps, half-finished timelines of Katerina’s movements over the last forty-eight hours.Garrett stood at the center, phone pressed to his ear, speaking in a low, rapid language Elena didn’t recognize—sharp consonants, clipped vowels, the kind of tone that meant business. He hung up without a goodbye and immediately dialed another number.“How many people are you calling?” Elena asked, voice hoarse from hours of silence and worry.“Everyone who ow

They made it back to pack territory at dawn.The gate guards let them through without questions. Word had spread fast—the Alpha's daughter had been taken, then recovered in a blaze of silver light and collapsing concrete. Everyone was on edge. Eyes followed the black SUV as it rolled through the main drive—some relieved, some wary, some openly staring at the small figure curled in Elena's lap.Maya hadn’t spoken since asking what happened. She just sat in Aris's lap during the last stretch of the drive, staring at nothing, holding Elena's hand so tight it hurt. Her fingers were cold. Her breathing shallow. Every few minutes she’d blink slowly, like she was trying to remember how to be in her own body.They pulled up to the pack house. More guards. More worried faces. A few pack members lingered on the porch, silent, waiting for news.Xander carried Maya inside. Elena tried to follow and her legs gave out—knees buckling like someone had cut the strings.Garrett caught her before she hit

The transport vehicle had no windows.Just metal walls, a bench bolted to the floor, and the suppression cuffs digging into Elena's wrists.The hollow feeling was the worst part.Where her wolf should have been—that constant presence, that other half of herself—there was nothing. Just empty space. Like someone had reached inside her chest and carved out everything that made her her.The pack bond was gone too. The connection to Xander, to Maya, to everyone at Blackwood. Severed. Silent.Elena was just human now. Completely, terrifyingly human.The vehicle hit a bump. She braced herself against the wall.How long had they been driving? An hour? Three? She'd lost track.The Inquisitor who'd cuffed her sat across from her, reading something on a tablet. He hadn't spoken since they'd left pack territory."Where are we going?" Elena asked. Her voice sounded strange without her wolf backing it. Thin. Weak."Containment facility," he said without looking up."Where?""You'll see when we arriv

The pack house gates had never looked so good.Elena sat forward in her seat as they pulled through, watching wolves pour out of buildings. Warriors. Families. Staff. Everyone who'd heard the news.The Luna was home.The convoy stopped in the main courtyard. Xander barely had the truck in park before Elena was out and moving."Medical wing," she said."I know." He was right behind her.They pushed through the crowd. People tried to stop them—to ask questions, to celebrate, to touch Elena like they needed physical confirmation she was real.Elena ignored all of it.Maya. She needed Maya.The medical wing was quieter. Dr. Aris stood outside one of the rooms, looking relieved."She's inside," he said. "Awake. Asking for you."Elena didn't wait for permission. Just opened the door.Maya sat on the bed, wearing pajamas that were too big for her, hair messy, holding a stuffed rabbit Elena had never seen before.Their eyes met.For a second, neither moved.Then Maya's face crumpled and she l

Elena woke to glass walls and the smell of silver.She was in a cell. Small. Maybe eight feet by eight feet. Three walls concrete. One wall clear glass.And on the other side of that glass, another cell.Xander.He was already awake. Sitting against the back wall. Blood dried on his temple. His eyes met hers.Can you hear me? she tried through the bond.Nothing. Just silence.The neutralizer was still working.Elena tried to stand. Made it halfway before her legs gave out. Sat back down hard.A door opened somewhere outside the cells.Footsteps. Multiple sets.Alexander Moss appeared in front of the glass. Three guards with him. All wearing masks."Good morning," Moss said pleasantly. "I hope you slept well."Elena said nothing."The cells are equipped with constant silver-mist emitters," he continued. "Low dose. Just enough to keep your wolf suppressed. You won't die from it. But you won't be shifting any time soon either."He gestured at the concrete walls. "Reinforced. Soundproof.