All Chapters of The Alpha's executioner: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Kael's povI watched them drive away.I didn't move.Didn't blink.Didn't even breathe.The car disappeared beyond the gates of my estate, taking my wife with it.My wife...She had left me.Not because someone stole her.Not because she was forced.She walked away.With him."...Alpha?"Someone called carefully.I looked up.Every member of my pack was watching me.Waiting.Watching to see if today would finally be the day Kael fell.I smiled."Follow them."The guards straightened immediately."Do not let that car out of your sight."I took one slow step forward."When you catch them..."My smile widened."Kill Ronan."A pause."And bring my wife home.""Alive.""Yes, Alpha!"They rushed toward their vehicles.Within seconds, engines roared to life before disappearing through the estate gates.Only my pack remained.Still watching.Still waiting.Good.Let them watch.Blood dripped steadily from my arm onto the stone beneath me.The silver bullets burned inside my flesh, poisoning e

Ronan's POV"Who else?"The words lingered in the room long after I'd spoken them.For a heartbeat, neither of us moved.Then I did.I crossed the room almost on instinct, dragging the first shirt I could find over my head as my mind raced faster than my hands. Every movement felt clumsy, rushed, incomplete. My phone was already in my hand before I remembered picking it up. Calls. I needed information before I needed panic.My assistant answered before the second ring."Sir.""Talk to me."His breathing was uneven, voices and sirens bleeding through the speaker. "The fire has been contained, but the building... the west wing is gone. We're still accounting for everyone.""How many?""We're not sure yet.""I didn't ask whether you were sure."Silence.Then a quiet inhale."Fifteen confirmed."My eyes closed."...Names.""I'll send the list immediately.""Is everyone from management accounted for?""Yes.""You?""I'm safe."Relief washed over me so briefly I almost missed it before anot

Elara's pov I followed his gaze.Ronan stood in the doorway.For one impossible second, I thought I was imagining him.He looked as though death had chased him all the way here and only barely lost. His clothes were torn beyond recognition, stained with soot, dirt, and dried blood. Fresh blood still trickled from wounds that hadn't had the chance to heal, while older injuries stretched across his skin in angry scars. Every breath looked painful. His legs trembled beneath him, yet somehow he remained standing, one hand wrapped tightly around the gun pointed at Kael.His eyes met mine.The fear inside them stole the air from my lungs.Not fear for himself.Fear for me.Fear that he had arrived too late.The first shot echoed through the room.Kael jerked.The second followed before the sound of the first had finished bouncing off the walls.The third came just as quickly,bullets that would probably be our only salvation because our wolves would forever be beneath the Alpha's own—we wer

Elara's pov The silence that followed our tears was unbearable.My boys still clung to Kael's body, their tiny hands refusing to let go, their sobs slowly fading into exhausted hiccups. I wanted to comfort them.I wanted to comfort myself.Instead, my eyes drifted across the ruined room.They landed on Ronan.He hadn't moved.Not once.A strange chill settled over me."Ronan?"The word barely escaped my lips.No answer.I frowned."...Ronan?"Still nothing.My heartbeat quickened.Every instinct inside me screamed that something was wrong."Ronan."This time my voice was louder.When he still didn't answer, panic exploded inside me."RONAN!"I forced my battered body to crawl toward him, every movement sending fresh waves of pain through my broken ribs and bruised limbs. My palms slipped on blood. My knees scraped against shattered glass. I didn't care.I reached him.His body lay frighteningly still.His skin had lost what little color it possessed, and the blood covering him had be

Chapter 100(whew!!!) The Author's YapIf you've made it here...Hi.First of all, thank you.Seriously, thank you.This is my very first completed novel, and I honestly don't know how to explain what this journey has been like. Before writing this book, I worked as a ghostwriter. My job was simple in comparison. I was given outlines, chapter breakdowns, character directions, and all I had to do was bring someone else's vision to life. It wasn't easy, but there was always a map.This time, there wasn't.This time I had to become the map.I had to decide where every character would go, what every chapter would become, what every conversation should feel like, and somehow make all of it connect into one story.I won't lie to you. Somewhere around Chapter Twenty-Something, I wanted to quit.Many times.The outline I started with isn't the story you just finished reading. Characters changed. Plot twists appeared out of nowhere. Some scenes refused to cooperate. Others surprised me so much