All Chapters of Bound to the Wrong Alpha: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Lola’s POVMorgan's rage boiled over. His face turned dark red. His jaw clenched tight. His hands clenched into fists at his sides. The muscles in his arms tensed."You can't do this," he said. His voice was low. Dangerous. Shaking. "You can't just throw away everything we have. Everything we built together. Everything we meant to each other."I kept my face blank. Cold. Like stone. Like ice that wouldn't melt."There's nothing to throw away," I said. "We had fun. That's all it was. Nothing more.""Fun?" His voice cracked. "Lola, look at me. Look me in the eyes and tell me this is what you really want."I looked at him directly. Forced myself to meet his gaze even though it felt like knives were stabbing my chest."This is what I want," I said. "I want power. I want status. I want to be Luna. You can't give me those things."Morgan pressed me harder. "Is someone threatening you? Do you have some hidden grievance? Are the elders forcing you to do this? Tell me the truth. I can protect

Morgan's POVI was devastated after Lola broke up with me. I felt like a dead man walking. My heart wasn't just hurting. It felt crushed under a heavy stone.Every time I closed my eyes, I saw her face. The cold look in her eyes. The way she pushed me away. It didn't make sense.But the pain in my stomach was real. A sharp ache that wouldn't go away. For days, I drowned my sorrows in alcohol. Getting myself drunk. Refusing to see anyone. I stayed in my dark apartment. Didn't turn on the lights.I bought bottles of strong drinks. Drank them until my mind went blank. I wanted to stop thinking. I sat on the floor with my back against the bed. Didn't care about the mess. The smell of old beer.I was drunk for three days. The world outside didn't matter. Only the burn in my throat mattered.My friends came by. I heard Tim's voice through the door. Shouting my name. Pounding on the wood. I threw an empty bottle at the door. Told him to go away.I didn't want to hear him tell me it would be

Lola’s POVAfter the engagement party, Morgan vanished completely from my life. He stayed gone for three whole years. He didn't send a letter. Didn't call. Didn't pass a message through a friend.It was as if he'd never lived in the pack at all. The space he used to fill felt like a hole that wouldn't close. I looked for him for the first few months. But there was no sign.My heart felt like dry wood that had been snapped in half.I lived quietly because the noise of his absence was too loud.On the night of the engagement party, everything went wrong. I stood at the top of the stairs. My eyes were red from crying. I couldn't see the steps clearly. I took one step. Then another. But my foot slipped.I fell.I tumbled down the long flight. My body hit the hard edges over and over. When I reached the bottom, I felt a sharp snap in my right leg. The pain was so strong I couldn't scream. I just lay there.I fell down the stairs because of my grief, sustaining an injury that left me with c

Third-person POVMorgan was led by Flint’s Beta, Sam, to the conference room to meet Flint, who was astonished by Morgan's transformation. Flint sat at the head of the long wooden table. He did not move. He stared at the man walking toward him. Morgan did not look like the boy he had chased away three years ago. That boy had been thin and full of fear. This man was different. Morgan wore a suit that fit his broad shoulders perfectly. His face was hard like stone. He walked with a steady step that showed power. Flint was astonished by the change. Sam and the other men in the room began to move. They acted with obsequious respect. They pulled out a heavy chair for Morgan. They bowed their heads low. One man brought a tray. Sam picked up a cup."Please, Alpha Morgan," Sam said. He had a wide, fake smile. "We have the best coffee for you. It is hot and fresh. We made it just for you."Morgan did not look at the cup. He did not reach out his hand to take it. He looked at Flint instead. H

Lola's POVMorgan appeared to be the Kael pack Alpha, and his face was hard. There was no trace left of the boy I used to know. Three years ago, his smile was what I craved each day. But now his demeanour was icy, a stark contrast to the carefree playboy he once was. He spent his nights in bars and his days laughing at the world as if nothing could ever hurt him. He didn’t have a worry. But the man standing in front of me now was a stranger. His eyes were cold and sharp. He moved with a heavy purpose that made the air in the room feel tight. He was the Kael Alpha now, a man people feared and respected. He stood tall and looked at everyone as if they were beneath him. The boy who used to smile at me was gone, replaced by a leader who brought a winter chill into the hall.Cara stood by his side, her hand resting on his arm. She was the daughter of the Riverside pack Alpha. Seeing her face brought back a memory that hit me like a physical blow. I recalled visiting that pack with Morgan