All Chapters of Alpha Vorthrane's Pet: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

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A Risky Victory

Liora’s POV Fay didn’t wait. The moment her fingers wrapped around my wrist, I knew there would be no escape from whatever storm I had just walked into. “Move.” Her voice was low, sharp, controlled in a way that made it even more dangerous. I opened my mouth to speak but she didn’t even give me the chance. “Not. A. Word.” Each word came final and for once I obeyed. She dragged me down the long corridor, past flickering lanterns and silent walls that suddenly felt far less welcoming than they had just moments ago. My earlier triumph, that lightness I had felt was gone. “You left your room,” Fay said finally, her grip tightening slightly as we turned a corner. “Yes, I—” “I told you not to.” “I had to—” “You never have to do anything here,” she snapped, stopping abruptly and turning to face me. “You think this is a game?” she demanded. “I don’t—” “You think because the Alpha hasn’t punished you yet that you’re safe?” Her words hit harder than I expected.

The Tension Beneath

Elena’s POVThe courtyard had never felt this small or perhaps I had simply never felt this restless.The morning sun poured over the estate in warm, golden light, softening the edges of stone walls and polished pathways, making everything appear almost… peaceful but I knew better.There was nothing peaceful about this place, not truly and certainly not today.“My Lady,” one of the maids greeted softly as she lowered her head while passing.I didn’t look at her, didn’t acknowledge her.Another followed, then a guard then two more maids.“All bowin and pretending this place isn’t shifting beneath their feet” I muttered under my breath, my fingers tightening slightly against the silk fabric draped around my body. “My Lady?” one of my personal maids asked hesitantly from behind me.“What?” I snapped.She flinched.“They’re only showing respect—”“I didn’t ask for your interpretation,” I cut in sharply, not even bothering to turn around.Silence followed immediately.I continued walking,

Cold Force

Rio’s POVI woke to soft, wet warmth as I felt someone's mouth wrap around my erect morning cock.A slow breath left me before my eyes even opened, my body reacting before my mind caught up. There was a rhythm to how my cock was pleasured, steady, practiced, almost teasing in the way it lingered just long enough to pull a reaction out of me before easing back again.I smiled before I even saw him.“Tristan” my voice came out rough, laced with sleep and amusement.My eyes fluttered open, adjusting to the dim morning light that filtered through the tall windows of my chamber and there he was, exactly where I expected him to be, between my legs, looking up at me with those knowing eyes.“Good morning,” he murmured softly, his voice brushing against my skin just as much as his touch had.I let out a low chuckle, dragging a hand lazily through his hair.“You really don’t waste time, do you?”He didn’t answer immediately. He just continued, slow and deliberate, like he had all the time in

A Place I Don’t Belong

Liora’s POVFor the first time since I stepped into this estate, I wasn’t locked behind a door.The air outside carried a different weight than the one inside my room. It was lighter, fresher, filled with the faint scent of blooming flowers, and freedom.I inhaled deeply, letting it settle into my lungs as I walked beside Fay, my fingers brushing lightly against the smooth stone wall lining the courtyard.“This still feels strange,” I murmured.Fay didn’t respond immediately, she was too busy looking around.Her shoulders were tense, her steps careful, like she expected someone to jump out at any moment and drag me back inside.“You shouldn’t get too comfortable. I still don’t trust this” she said finally, her voice low. I glanced at her.“Trust what?”“This,” she gestured subtly around us. “You being out here. Walking freely like nothing happened.”I smiled faintly.“But something did happen.”Fay exhaled slowly, rubbing her temple like I was giving her a headache.“Liora…” she bega

Force Of A Slap

Liora’s POVEvery eye in the room was fixed on me and the maid who had just told me to leave.My fingers rested lightly against the wooden table, my pulse steady despite the tension pressing in from all sides.Around me, the other maids shifted uneasily. I could feel their confusion, their fear, the way they didn’t know what to do with what was happening.Fay leaned closer to me, her voice barely above a whisper.“Lady Liora, let’s go.”I didn’t move.“Not yet,” I murmured.“Please, this isn’t worth it” she insisted, her tone tightening. This wasn’t just anger, this was something deeper that had been building long before I stepped into this dining hall.“Who is she?” I asked quietly, my gaze still fixed ahead.Fay hesitated.“Her name is Rayne" she replied. The name settled in my mind.“She shouldn’t be in here,” Rayne repeated, her voice louder now, cutting through the room like a blade.A few maids flinched while others lowered their heads. No one spoke or challenged her and that

Ruined Breakfast

Alpha Kael’s POVMornings were the only time the estate ever felt peaceful.The air was cool, touched faintly by the scent of dew settling over the gardens, drifting lazily into the open dining pavilion where I sat. Sunlight filtered through the tall stone arches, spilling gold across the long table set before me, polished wood, untouched plates, steaming dishes arranged with deliberate perfection.I leaned back slightly in my chair, one hand resting against the armrest, the other idly turning the stem of my glass between my fingers. The dark liquid inside shifted with the movement, catching the light in slow, deliberate ripples.I lifted the glass to my lips, taking a slow sip, letting the taste settle on my tongue as I exhaled through my nose.Footsteps approached and I didn’t need to look up to know who it was.“Cousin, you’re starting without me? I’m hurt” Rio’s voice came, smooth and irritatingly cheerful. I didn’t respond immediately, I just set the glass down then finally lif

His Cold Presence

Liora’s POVThe moment the door shut behind us, the silence felt heavier than anything that had happened in that dining hall.I stood there for a few seconds, just inside the room, staring at nothing in particular, my thoughts scattered, tangled, refusing to settle into anything clear.Rayne’s face flashed in my mind. The way the guards had grabbed her, like she was nothing, like she didn’t matter made my stomach churn.“She didn’t deserve that,” I murmured, more to myself than anyone else.Fay let out a sharp breath behind me.“Oh, she absolutely didn’t,” she replied but there was no sympathy in her tone.Only frustration.I turned to look at her.Her expression was tight, her brows drawn together as she moved further into the room, her steps quick, restless. She ran a hand over her face, exhaling again like she was trying to steady herself.“But neither did you,” she added, her voice rising slightly. “Do you even understand what you’ve just done?”I frowned.“I didn’t do anything wr

Weight of Authority

Alpha Kael’s POVMy jaw tightened as I took another step toward Liora, slow and deliberate, the sound of my boots against the floor echoing faintly in the silence.“You have a remarkable talent, for turning simple instructions into chaos” I said, my voice low.She didn’t flinch or step back and that alone irritated me more than it should have.“I didn’t break any instruction,” she replied.The audacity.A humorless scoff left me as I tilted my head slightly, studying her like she had just proven my point.“You were told you could move around, not that you could insert yourself wherever you pleased and disrupt the order of my estate” I said. “I went to eat,” she said.That stubborn insistence on reducing everything to something simple.“You didn’t just go to eat. You walked into a place you don’t belong and stirred tension that did not exist before you” I snapped, my control getting slimmer.Her eyes flashed but she kept quiet. “You don’t get to decide how things are run here. You do

At The Grand Hall

Liora’s POVThe walk to the grand hall felt longer than it should have. Every step echoed too loudly, every turn in the corridor seemed sharper, colder, more suffocating than it had ever been before and the further we went the more I could hear voices.My stomach tightened.I slowed slightly, my brows drawing together as I glanced ahead. The hallway stretched toward the massive doors at the end with tall, carved wood, the kind that always remained shut unless something serious was happening inside.A guard walked slightly behind us, his presence heavy and watchful, his footsteps steady. I swallowed, forcing myself to keep walking even as my thoughts began to spiral.My mind flashed back to earlier to the way he had looked at me. The anger and coldness of his words.I hated him.The way he spoke about my parents like that was all I would ever be burned under my skin.I clenched my hands at my sides as we continued walking, the sound of voices growing louder with every step.“I don’t

Judgment Before All

Alpha Kael’s POVThe grand hall fell into silence the moment I stepped inside.Rows upon rows of bodies filled the space, maids in their muted garments, guards standing rigid at the edges, wolves of varying rank positioned according to their place in the hierarchy. The air carried the faint scent of anticipation, tension, and Fear.Every head lowered the instant my presence settled fully into the room.“Great Alpha Kael Vorthrane.”The words came in a low, unified murmur as they bowed.The sound of my boots echoed against the polished floor, sharp and deliberate, cutting through the stillness like a blade.At the far side of the hall, my throne waited, carved from dark stone, a symbol not just of authority, but of dominance.I ascended the steps without looking back and as I turned to face them, my gaze swept across the crowd.Elena stood to the right side of the hall, her posture perfect, her expression composed, but her eyes watched closely. Ruby beside her, lips slightly curved in

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