All Chapters of The Alpha's Bodyguard Is a Woman : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

VioletI stood entirely frozen in the middle of the empty strategy room, the tiny piece of paper trembling slightly between my fingers. My eyes scanned the messy handwriting over and over again until the words felt like they were burned into the back of my eyelids.The note said someone inside this very pack was feeding information to the rogue army outside the borders. My stomach dropped, a cold wave of pure dread washing over me from head to toe.My wolf started pacing violently in my mind, her sharp claws digging into my consciousness as she growled in absolute fury. We were not just preparing to fight a normal battle at dawn.We were walking directly into a giant trap, and Dante was going to lead his best warriors right into the center of it. I looked at the paper, my mind racing through all the possibilities as I tried to figure out who could have written this warning.Was it really Trixie, or was she just a messenger for someone else who was too afraid to show their face? I hear

VioletThe explosion roared underneath us, shaking the floorboards so violently that I almost lost my footing.Thick gray smoke rolled up through the cracked floorboards as alarms began to blare all across the house.Before the traitorous beta could even laugh again, Dante snapped his neck with a cold, sickening crunch.Dante dropped the dead body to the floor like trash and turned his sharp eyes to me."Are you hurt, Violet?" Dante asked, his voice dead serious over the screaming alarms."I am fine, but we need this proof," I said, snatching the leather logbook off the wooden table."Thomas, Marcus, get your heads in the game right now," Dante barked at the two frozen Alphas."My pack house... they blew up my house," Alpha Thomas stammered, looking completely shaken up."Focus, Thomas," I said, stepping right up to his face. "We are under attack, and your people need you."Heavy, rushing footsteps echoed from the main hallway outside as shouts and glass shattering filled the air."Th

Violet The rogue commander lost his cool the second he heard Dante coming down the damp stone tunnel."Grab her now!" the commander bellowed at his men, his calm mask breaking to reveal the panic in his eyes.Two giant rogue guards lunged at me before I could even raise my silver dagger to fight back.One of them snatched the iron box right out of my hands, while the other grabbed my arms and yanked me off my feet."Let me go, you ugly bastard!" I screamed, kicking my legs wild and hard against his chest."Shut up, bitch, or I will break your neck right here," the guard growled, pulling me backward toward the open iron gate."Run! Move your asses!" the commander ordered, slamming the iron gate shut behind them to block the tunnel.They locked the gate with a chain, hoping to delay Dante for a few precious seconds.The rogues dragged me out into the pitch-black woods, the freezing night air hitting my face like a slap.I refused to make this easy for them. I fought like a maniac every

VioletThe cool air brushed against my face as we slipped deep into the woods toward the river. I kept my boots light on the damp dirt, making sure I didn't step on dry twigs or loose stones. Dante walked right beside me, his long strides steady and quiet. Marcus and the two pack trackers stayed behind us, keeping a tight formation in the dark shadows."Are we getting close to the clearing?" Dante whispered, leaning down so only I could hear him."Yeah, it's right past this next line of thick bushes," I murmured back, pointing my finger ahead. "The river curves right behind those trees, so the ground stays real soft. Keep your feet off the gravel.""Got it," Dante said, waving his hand back to signal Marcus and the trackers.I squeezed my silver dagger tightly in my right hand, feeling my pulse thump in my thumb. I wasn't scared anymore, just completely ready to get this nightmare over with once and for all. We've been fighting all night, and I just wanted to go home and lie down."R

VioletThe warm sunlight hit my eyelids as I opened my eyes in the quiet room. Dante was already up, standing out on the balcony while looking down at the wide courtyard. I stretched my sore legs and threw off the blanket, feeling my bruised muscles complain immediately."Morning, killer," I said, walking out onto the cool stone balcony to stand beside him."Morning, little wolf," Dante replied, reaching out to pull me against his side.Below us, pack members were busy sweeping away ash, piling up broken wood, and fixing the damaged walls. The fear that usually hung over this estate was gone now. Meaning that we'll be going home soon. "They look happy," I noted, resting my chin on his bare shoulder."They are happy because they survived," Dante said, kissing the top of my hair softly."We should go down there," I said. "Thomas wanted everyone in the courtyard at dawn.""Yeah, let's get this over with," Dante agreed, wrapping his hand in mine.We pulled on clean clothes and walked dow