Todos los capítulos de Divorcing the Blind Alpha: Capítulo 221 - Capítulo 226

Penelope's POV"You are supposed to be resting," Kael said, his deep, familiar voice breaking the quiet stillness of the depot office.I didn't immediately look up from the sprawling mahogany desk. It had been barely seventy-two hours since the ancient silver rites of our mating ceremony had concluded beneath the moonlit arches of the northern sanctuary, yet here I was, still clad in my dust-streaked travelling coat and sturdy leather boots, with three thick case files already fanned out across the blotter."I am resting," I replied smoothly, turning a page of the handwritten logistical intake notes. "Reviewing operational reports is deeply restful. For me.""We are meant to be on a honeymoon, Penelope," he said, stepping fully into the room.The late afternoon breeze followed him through the open door, carrying the faint, crisp scent of wild pine and damp mountain earth. He looked broad and grounded against the cedar-paneled walls, having shed the heavy velvet of his formal Alpha att

Kael's POV"The academy opens in spring," I told Khalani, reviewing the final blueprints spread across my new office desk, considerably smaller and considerably more honest than the grand study I had inherited from my father. "Twelve trainees confirmed already, drawn from four different packs along the border.""That is a strong start," Khalani said. "Are you certain about the name.""The Ashcombe Academy," I said. "It felt right. A reminder of exactly why oversight like this matters, and exactly what happens when powerful people decide not to look closely enough."Khalani nodded, something like approval in his expression. "Your father would not recognise you, if he could see this.""My father built an empire on not looking closely enough," I said. "I would rather build something that makes looking closely the entire point."My phone buzzed. A message from Penelope, simple and warm, updates from the depot's ongoing outreach work, a photograph of Rosalind laughing at something Zaria ha

Epilogue - Penelope's POVOne year later."Careful," Kael said, steadying my elbow as I climbed the depot steps, considerably slower now than I had been the day I first walked up that ridge toward a quarry full of danger. "You are not exactly built for balance these days.""I am seven months pregnant, Kael, not incapable.""I did not say incapable," he said, grinning. "I said not built for balance. There is a difference."Around us, the depot yard had transformed once more, this time for a far gentler occasion, the academy's second cohort graduation, families gathered beneath the same string lights that had once lit our wedding.Rosalind stood near the front of the assembled graduates, her Ashcombe pendant catching the afternoon light, pride and nerves fighting for space on her face as she waited for her name to be called."She is going to be extraordinary," Kael murmured, watching her."She already is," I said.Thomas and Adaline sat together near the front, Thomas's hand resting pro