All Chapters of Alphas's Secret Baby: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

CelineWe were all gathered on the jet, flying back to Shelton after Theodore’s funeral. The cabin was heavy with silence, each of us lost in our own thoughts and emotions. I felt exhausted and drained, the loss of my baby still weighing on my heart, compounded by the anguish over my own future. The witch remained a constant reminder that the war had not yet been won.The moment we set foot in Shelton, Ton and Jordan headed straight for the pack headquarters, called away to handle matters related to business and the community’s security. Meanwhile, Elowen and I made our way home, both of us sharing a tired, worried glance.In the comfort of my own house, Elowen began working on a new spell, replacing the previous one Lionel had cast when he took control of her mind. Now the protection spells carried lilac and purple tones, a blend of colors that seemed to radiate calm and healing. I watched her in silence, grateful for the comforting presence of such a loyal friend amid the chaos that

CelineI sat at my work desk with Elowen beside me, analyzing the profiles of the six shareholders who held 20% of the company’s shares. They wanted to take advantage of my vulnerability to intimidate me, but I would show them who would corner whom.“Let’s start with the first shareholder, Edward Seinfeld,” I suggested, sliding the documents toward Elowen. “He’s known as a conservative investor, but also for his shrewd negotiations.”Elowen nodded, her eyes scanning Seinfeld’s profile. “I think we can approach him with a solid initial offer, showing the benefits of selling his shares and guaranteeing him a substantial return.”“I agree,” I replied, making a few notes in my notebook. “We need to make sure we don’t mention the future changes or the stance we’ll take with the company from now on.”As we discussed strategies, Benjamin played on the floor around us, occasionally drawing our attention with his contagious laughter. His presence brought a sense of joy to the room, even while

CelineDespair took hold of me as Jordan and I frantically searched the entire town for Benjamin. Every minute that passed without finding him deepened the agony gripping my heart. All the wolves in the pack had been mobilized, sweeping every street and alley in search of our son.Every corner we turned, every face we saw, brought a new spark of hope followed by another crushing disappointment. Time seemed to drag while our hearts beat out of rhythm, feeding the growing fear that enveloped us.“Where is he?” My voice came out in a whisper, echoing my anguish as we turned over every stone looking for clues. Jordan said nothing, but I could feel the same torment consuming him.Elowen searched frantically through the golden book, looking for anything that could help us locate Benjamin. Her pleas to the book seemed to have been heard.“I found it!” she said the moment she caught up with us in one of the neighborhoods. “I know how we can find him.” We ran to her. My heart leapt in my chest

JordanThe tension was palpable as I watched the witch’s spirit direct all her fury at Elowen, who held the objects that could destroy her. Wrapped in a protective veil of magic, the hybrid kept us safe from the spirit’s advances. We knew we were at a disadvantage, but we could not retreat. Celine stood at my side, cradling Benjamin in her arms, her eyes brimming with tears as she waited for my instructions.“Celine, you need to take Benjamin and get away from here,” I said, my voice low but firm. “Elowen, Ton, and I will deal with the witch. We’ll keep her occupied while you find somewhere safe.”Celine hesitated for a moment, but then nodded, her motherhood warring with the strength of her wolf. She kissed Benjamin’s forehead and began to move away, though not before casting one last worried glance in our direction.“We’re going to destroy this spiteful creature, my Luna,” I promised her, knowing the words were meant as much for myself as for her.As soon as Celine withdrew, I turne

CelineSeveral weeks had passed since we defeated the witch, and life was slowly returning to normal. Jordan was handling some pack matters, while Elowen and I stayed home, dealing with daily chores and, of course, company business. Benjamin was at the wolf daycare, learning to navigate his new discoveries.“I’m still not sure if we should hold our wedding in Seattle, Elowen,” I commented as we organized some paperwork scattered across the living room table. “My life is here now.”Elowen looked at me, her eyes full of curiosity. “Are you worried about something specific?”I shook my head, a little hesitant to share my fears. Still, I knew I could trust Elowen. “The excessive attention we get when we’re there,” I admitted, feeling a knot form in my throat.She gazed at me with understanding and placed a comforting hand over mine. “I get it, but it’s always been like that, Celine. The spotlight turned to you two because of the merger news between the construction company and the lumber