All Chapters of Saved by the Alpha: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

ElaineReturning to Bellamy House always brought my mother back with me.She had been gone for decades, but I could still remember the weight of her body in my arms, her final words, and the moment I understood that forgiving someone did not mean pretending they had never failed you.Live.That word had built too much.Five children.A family.One hundred and forty-six children’s homes.Cities where humans and supernaturals argued about taxes, schools, and dogs that talked to Alpha children instead of arguing over whether some people had the right to exist.It was not a perfect world.It was a living one.That was why Talus wanted to turn it into proof that Balance had failed.Bellamy House remained underwater, protected by barriers updated by Amelie and the fairies.For years, we had used it as a historical archive, never

KaelBellamy House disappeared from the map.It did not explode.It did not sink.It simply stopped responding to every location system, portal, bond, or signal.Mom was still inside.Dad was with us in Saint River.I had never seen fear like what appeared in his eyes.He did not shout.That was worse.“Elaine,” he said. “I can feel her.”“Is she alive?” Liora asked through the channel.“Yes.”Dad closed his eyes.“But she’s far away without being far away.”Talus had folded history around the house.Amelie, Harper, Elian, and I joined the team trying to open access.Every portal ended in a different moment from the Bellamy past.One door showed the house when it was barely being built.Another opened during the war.A third revealed a room where Ornella, as a chi

ElaineFifty names.Talus could no longer travel.That did not mean he was weak.It meant he had concentrated three centuries of survival, fear, and stolen magic into a single place.The petrified forest looked like a photograph of the world after death. Gray trunks rose without leaves. The ground was covered in compacted ash. Even the wind did not enter naturally, it bent around the area as if it remembered something we had forgotten.I felt the Balance twist.“This place isn’t dead,” I said.Amelie looked at me.“What do you feel?”“Something contained.”Selene extended a hand.Electricity crackled and died before reaching a tree.“Ancient cancellation magic.”Belial appeared beside a rock.There was no spectacle, he was simply there, and Soren almost crashed into him.“Fuck.”“Language,” Selene said automatically.Soren looked at her.“Grandma, the Devil just appeared out of nowhere.”Belial raised an eyebrow.“Acceptable defense.”Despite the tension, several people laughed.The G

KaelNine names.Ren could smell Talus.That was the first thing that made me realize Dad was right.The warlock was becoming mortal.Before, he smelled like emptiness, metal, old magic, and hundreds of people layered over one another. Now, beneath all of that, there was sweat, blood, fear.A man.Harper stood between Elian and me.The bonds had returned, separated just as Dad explained. I could feel her presence with an intensity that almost hurt. I could not enter her emotions or read her mind. I only knew where she was and that something inside me recognized her as a possible home.Possible.The word mattered.Talus was still standing over the altar.“The first name,” he said, “belongs to a girl who died two hundred years ago. If you return it, it will go nowhere.”Mom raised the medallion.

ElaineTalus died without leaving new ashes behind.For several minutes, no one spoke.I never thought normalcy could feel like a blessing.Arsel rested his forehead against mine.“Can you feel it?”I searched through my connection to Balance.For eighteen years, I had recognized Talus’s trace as an irritation at the edge of the Veil.Sometimes it appeared during a nightmare.