All Chapters of My Two Alpha Mates : Chapter 71 - Chapter 75

(Vexia’s POV)“Where is he?”My voice echoed through the chamber, broken and hysterical. My entire body trembled violently as I shoved another guard away from me, tears blurred my vision so badly I could barely see anything anymore, but I didn’t care, nothing mattered except Elva.“Where is Alpha Knox?!” I screamed again. “He said he would protect her! He promised me!”But nobody answered me, nobody dared come close to me. The entire pack looked destroyed. Wolves rushed through the corridors trying to contain the damage left behind by the attack, but I couldn’t focus on any of it. My daughter was gone.She is gone. The word alone felt like someone tearing my chest apart repeatedly.“Elva…” I whispered weakly before another sob escaped me.I couldn’t breathe properly. My mind kept replaying her crying face, her tiny hands reaching for me while I stood there helpless and weak. I should have protected her. I should have fought harder. I should have died before letting anyone take her aw

**Alexander's POV**The message arrived just before dawn.No sound. No warning. Only a sealed black raven sigil, dropped at my chamber door like a dead omen.I already knew who it was from.Ravyn Blackclaw.My wolf stirred violently beneath my skin. A low growl built in my chest before I could stop it.Danger. Not just to me.To her.To Elva.I broke the seal.The parchment felt warm in my hand. Warm like it had been soaked in something before it reached me. The moment my eyes moved across the words, something inside me went cold.---*Alpha Knox,**You have played your games long enough. Your little kingdom, your disguise, your lies—none of it matters now. I have what you love most. The child. And I know exactly what you will do for her, so listen carefully.**Vexia will come to me willingly. If she does, I will return the child unharmed. But if she refuses, I will break her piece by piece in front of you both. And you will watch every second of it.**There is one more condition. You

Alexander's POV Three days. I had given Vexia three days, and I intended to use every hour of them. By sunrise, the training grounds were already full. Wolves in human form and wolves in fur, moving in formation, sharpening blades, checking harnesses. The air smelled of iron and sweat and something older—fear, carefully disguised as discipline. I stood on the upper terrace and watched them, my hands braced against the stone rail. "You didn't sleep," a voice said behind me. Caldor. My Beta. Twenty years at my side, and he still thought I needed reminding of things I already knew. "I don't have time to sleep." "You have three days." He came to stand beside me, arms crossed. "Running yourself into the ground before the fight even starts won't help Elva." I didn't answer. He wasn't wrong, and I hated that he wasn't wrong. "What do we know?" I asked instead. Caldor exhaled slowly. "Ravyn's stronghold sits past the Hollow Ridge, inside what used to be Moon Veil territor