Todos los capítulos de The Alpha’s Discarded Bride: Capítulo 91 - Capítulo 100

KAEL’S POVThe city had finally gone quiet, not peaceful, just quieter.Beyond the tower windows, Moonfall City still glowed with scattered lights and moving security vehicles, but yesterday’s chaos had faded into something colder now.A controlled tension, the kind that stayed quiet before everything exploded again.Inside my office, the silence felt sharper.Darius stood across the desk flipping through holographic reports while surveillance screens glowed dimly behind him. We were going through upper district movement logs, social network traces, communication interceptions and every ugly piece of the city spread across my desk like open wounds.Somehow none of it felt clean anymore because the deeper we dug, the uglier this became.Darius slid another report toward me quietly. “The underground channels are clear.”I leaned back slightly in the chair, eyes scanning the screen.There was no broker traffic, no black-market routing or any criminal signatures tied to the rumor spread

KAELI suddenly received a call before sunrise.I was still inside my office when the emergency notification flashed across the main security screen, cutting through the silence like a blade. Moonfall was dark outside the towering windows, the city barely beginning to wake beneath the fading night, but something about the sharp urgency in the system immediately put my wolf on edge.Darius walked in barely two seconds later and that alone told me the situation was serious.He never rushed unless it mattered.His expression was hard when he tossed a tablet onto my desk. “There was an incident in the upper district.”I frowned slightly before looking down at the screen and then my entire body went still.MARIANNE VEYLOR FOUND DEAD.Below it were the headlines already spreading across half the city.“Confession links Veylor to attacks against Christine Hale.”“Upper District Business Woman commits suicide after admitting harassment campaign.”My jaw tightened immediately and for a few se

KAEL POV  The office became too quiet after the call ended. My phone was still in my hand and annoyingly, all I could hear was Christine’s voice replaying in my head again. “Seriously? You couldn’t call me directly?” I leaned back slowly in the chair as my jaw tightened.  There had been irritation in her voice but beneath it, I could feel the disappointment.

Kael POVThe strategy room had slowly become the center of the investigation.Unlike my office, there were no polished decorations or unnecessary comforts here except from work.Maps covered one wall, then photographs, security reports, movement logs, names, timelines and evidence boards connected by colored markers and handwritten notes.Most of Moonfall still believed the nightmare surrounding Christine had ended with Marianne Veylor's death but I knew better.Darius entered carrying another stack of reports and dropped them onto the large table between us."You've barely slept.""Did you bring me something useful?" I asked."Maybe."That got my attention. Darius spread several files across the table before pointing toward a timeline we had been building for weeks.At first glance, it looked ordinary until then he started highlighting patterns."Look at every major incident involving Christine."I followed his finger, the contract sabotage, the threatening messages, the attacks, the

Harlan POVThe council meeting had been going on for nearly an hour and I hated every second of it not because the discussion wasn't important.It was about border disputes, trade agreements, patrol routes and resource allocations.It was those kinds of decisions that kept a territory functioning and the kind of decisions an Alpha was supposed to care about but my attention kept drifting. A council elder was speaking about grain transport when Rowan cleared his throat for the third time.The sound barely dragged my attention back to the room and I looked toward him.My Beta's expression remained neutral, but I knew him well enough to see the concern underneath.He had been watching me for months, the entire pack had and nobody said anything directly since I warned and yelled at them during the last meeting.Nobody was stupid enough but everyone knew something had changed ever since Christine left.The meeting continued and I tried listening but I failed.One of the council members re