All Chapters of Saved by the Alpha: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

ElianI had always been good with plants because plants did not demand immediate answers.Humans did not have that patience.Harper Vale even less.“I want an answer,” she demanded.We were in a secure room at the Bridge Commission.Harper had refused to go to the hospital until a human doctor agreed to examine her inside the building. She allowed the wound on her forehead to be cleaned, let them examine her pupils, and tolerated a bandage.Then she threw all the staff out.Everyone except us, my parents, Kael, and me.Liora stayed outside coordinating security.Harper pointed at the mark on her wrist: our names, written in dark magic.“Why you?”Kael opened his mouth, I looked at him, and he closed it.I was grateful that, for once, my brother understood that a truth could become a weapon if it was throw

ArselI had seen doors in the Veil open before.None had frightened me as much as that one.Not because it was larger.Because it was in the middle of a city we had built specifically to prove coexistence was possible.The twelve black lines rose from the null-metal boxes and converged above Saint River. When they met, the sky seemed to fold inward. Buildings lost their reflections. Streetlights flickered and, for one second, Leo stopped hearing the wolves in the city.He did not disappear like he had that time in front of the Purging Flame.But he shrank inside me.Old scent, he growled.Talus.“Red-level evacuation,” I ordered through the general link. “No attacks against the lines. I want separate human and supernatural corridors until they reach clean zones. Kiel, close traffic. Liora, Soren, stay with your mother

ElianTalus’s worst weapon was not a Thorn.It was a doubt placed in exactly the right spot.During the return from the station, Harper did not speak.Neither did Kael.I listened to the noise of the city and felt every plant we passed like a faint pulse beneath the concrete. I had learned to limit my environmental power years ago. As a child, my emotions made flowers bloom. As a teenager, a fight with Soren covered the school facade in roots. As an adult, I could listen to the biological memory of an entire forest if I accepted the cost.Nothing had taught me what to do when a single sentence cast doubt on the only instinctive certainty of my life.Mate.My wolf, Korgan, was silent, not because he doubted Harper, but because he was furious.She is herself, he finally said.I know.That is enough.

ArselFatherhood was a constant humiliation for any illusion of control.From the mobile tactical center, I watched the human crowd surrounding the Vale retreat.There were teachers, nurses, shopkeepers, retirees, students, and entire families. Some held signs that read SAINT RIVER BELONGS TO EVERYONE. Others demanded FREE THE KIDS.There were no wolves on the front line, no vampires showing their fangs. We had decided it that way so we would not hand Gideon the images he wanted, but the supernaturals were there.Healers in the ambulances, guardians on rooftops beyond the cameras. Fairies discreetly keeping the emergency exits open.Coexistence did not mean disappearing to make an extremist feel comfortable.It meant choosing the right role.“Harper went in,” Liv reported.Her body camera transmitted a shaky image of an old hallway.Kael sat to my left, motionless in a way that could only mean he was about to break something.Elian had his eyes closed and one hand on the floor of the

ElianWhen Kael returned, he smelled like Harper.I did not need a mate bond to recognize it.I did not need him to tell me what had happened either.My brother wore such a satisfied and terrified expression that anyone with eyes could guess.The small, less evolved part of me felt a sting.Aster moved.Pain is not the enemy, he said.I know.What you do with it can be.I know that too.Kael sat across from me.“We kissed.”“I figured.”“From the smell?”“From your stupid face.”“Ah... Are you okay?” he asked.“Yes. No. I don’t know.”“Valid answer.”“I’m not stepping aside.”Kael smiled.