Todos los capítulos de The Alpha’s Contract Mate: Capítulo 121 - Capítulo 130

Chapter 121SearchingTheo PoV I did not remember when the forest started to feel different, because the moment we crossed that invisible line, something in the air shifted in a way that made my instincts sharpen without warning, as if my body understood before my mind could fully process it that we were no longer simply searching, but stepping into something controlled, something watched, something that had already prepared for our arrival long before we even realized we needed to come.My steps did not slow, but they became more deliberate, more aware, every movement guided not just by urgency but by caution, because rushing blindly now would not bring me closer to her, it would only make it easier for whoever was behind this to stay ahead of me.Capsin walked beside me, his presence steady, his eyes moving across the surroundings with the same sharp attention, and I knew without needing to ask that he felt it too, that quiet warning that pressed against the skin and refused to be

Chapter 123 : The FearHer POV The silence in the room did not feel empty anymore.It felt decided.Like my words no longer had the same weight inside it.I stood still for a moment, letting my expression remain calm, controlled, even though inside me something had already started to shift.Not fear.Not confusion.But alertness.The kind that comes when you realize you are no longer simply listening to information, but stepping into a situation that has already been shaped without your consent.My eyes moved slowly across the elders, then the Alpha, studying their faces again, searching for any sign that this could still be misunderstood, still be explained in a softer way, still be something temporary.But there was nothing.Only certainty.So I spoke again, carefully this time, not raising my voice, not showing anger, but asking in a way that forced clarity instead of emotion.“You are saying I cannot leave?” I asked slowly.A pause followed.I did not rush them.I let the questio

Chapter 125 : CorrectionHer POVI was still sitting there when I heard the footsteps.Not rushed.Not heavy.Not threatening.Just steady, controlled steps that stopped right outside the broken excuse of a door, as if whoever was coming had no reason to hide their presence or announce it with urgency, and that alone already made my chest tighten in a different way, because nothing about this place felt unpredictable in the usual sense, it felt structured in a way I could not yet understand.The door opened slowly.Not pushed.Not forced.Just opened.And an elder stepped inside.He did not look like the others who had brought me here.There was no sharp authority in his expression, no visible judgment, no curiosity that felt invasive.Instead, he looked calm.Almost… patient.Like he had been waiting for this exact moment to speak to me alone.I straightened slightly without meaning to, wiping my face quickly even though I was not sure how much of my weakness had shown already, becau

Chapter 127Search His POVTheo felt it before he even understood it.Not a gradual fading.Not a weak connection slipping through distance.This was different.This was sudden.Clean.Complete.Like something inside him had been shut off without warning.He stopped walking mid-step.The corridor around him was still active, guards moving past, voices low, the pack continuing its usual rhythm, but Theo did not hear any of it properly anymore.His attention had dropped inward instantly.Mira.He reached for her without thinking.It was not a decision.It was instinct.A pull that had become familiar over time, like breathing, like knowing she was there even when she was not beside him.He paused completely now, standing still in the middle of the path, his expression tightening slightly as he focused.“Mira…” he called inwardly.Silence.He tried again, stronger this time, pushing his mind forward, reaching through the bond the way he had done before, searching for that faint thread t

Chapter 129The moment the elder finished speaking, I did not answer immediately.Not because I had nothing to say.But because I understood something important now, something I had not fully accepted before.This place was not reacting to me.It was expecting me.And anything I did too quickly, too openly, too emotionally… would not change anything.It would only confirm whatever they already believed about me.So I stayed still.I let the silence settle between us.I let my breathing slow down, steady, controlled, even though my thoughts were moving faster than ever, shifting, adjusting, trying to understand what kind of situation I was truly in.Because this was no longer confusion.This was containment.And if I pushed too hard too early…I would only make it easier for them to tighten that control.So instead of resisting…I changed.Not outside.Inside.I lifted my head slowly and looked at the elder again, but this time, my expression was softer.Less guarded.Less sharp.Not w