The Alpha’s Scentless Breeder 의 모든 챕터: 챕터 111 - 챕터 120

"Ezra! Ezra!" Milo's voice echoed in the hallway as he barreled down. Ezra roused from the thin mattress and grabbed a jacket as he made his way out of their home. He pinched his nose at the awful smell in the hallway. "Ezra," the voice came again and he spotted Milo. Dressed neatly and clutching his arms around himself as though he was afraid the dirt on the walls would rub off on him. "Here!" Ezra called as he spotted Milo. "We've been waiting for you. Darren is..." "Let's go outside," Ezra quickly cut him off, looking over his shoulder in caution, and then both of them ran out of the narrow hallway. When they burst out into the light, Ezra felt a little lighter but the stench of poverty clung to the air just like inside his home. He looked around and his fists tightened at the deplorable state of their joint home. And he felt new anger for the Alphas who had abandoned them in this condition. Milo's fingers closed around his wrist and Ezra moaned in pain. The fresh bruises l

Ezra opened his eyes slowly. The dull ache in his head was spreading the longer he stayed conscious. He groaned and rolled onto his back, and his eyes caught the figure of a man slumped in the corner. Ezra shuffled into a sitting position and he got a proper view of the second occupant of the room. Bill. At the sound of Ezra moving, Bill opened his eyes and groaned. "Finally awake?" Ezra noticed the tiredness in his voice. And something else... defeat? Bill had been roughed up badly so that was a high chance. "Betrayed by your conspirator?" Ezra mocked and Bill scoffed. "I was only working to get paid... I didn't know things would turn so ugly." It was Ezra's turn to scoff at him. "That's what you get for working with a man who kills the people he claims to be fighting for" Bill stayed silent at Ezra's empty words for a long time. Ezra tried to stand but his vision blurred with every attempt. "I didn't care about it, you know?" Ezra looked at Bill for a second and his lip

Ezra sat in the same position for hours. He had no idea how long it had been since Alpha Kael had left. He was in a constant state of anger and confusion. Mostly at himself. For being blind and too trusting. The door opened and Bill walked into the cell, a new cut above his eyebrow from the force the guards had used. He sat in the corner and watched Ezra closely. “He was the Alpha who was always around you,” he mumbled and Ezra looked up at him but said nothing. “When I watched you, he was always there,” Bill continued. “He’s no different from you,” Ezra said flatly and Bill growled. Ezra looked away from him, his eyes straying to the only window in the room. Light streamed into the small cell but the bars reminded him that he was a prisoner. “They’re not as formidable as we’ve been made to believe,” Bill said suddenly and Ezra looked at him with a confused frown. “What does that mean?” “The numbers in the resistance have dwindled drastically.” Ezra’s eyes widened in surp

ORION PACK Cage glanced over the final formation plan for the attack as Slade paced in his office. He slowly looked up from the pile of papers with an irritated look. “Go for a run.” Slade huffed at the order. “A run isn’t going to do anything for me.” “It’ll deal with your agitation.” “I’m not agitated,” Slade muttered and slid into the chair in front of Cage's desk. Cage returned his gaze to the table and he pulled out the formation report alongside a small map and Slade growled. “You’re not the least bit bothered about this?” “We’re finalizing the attack, Slade. That is the most important thing right now.” “The pack is compromised.” Cage knew that a long time ago. But he’d believed none of them would be stupid enough to try something again after Alfred. “We can’t trust a word from the spies,” Slade grumbled. The wrong information had been deliberately passed the first time. “Then what’s your suggestion for the final location?” “Sydney.” “In case you failed to notice

The bed felt like a rock underneath Ezra. He couldn't relax no matter how hard he tried to. And whenever he tried to pace or walk to the window, a wave of nausea hit him and almost rocked him off his feet so he crawled back into bed for safety. Now, he lay on his side still holding his stomach while his heart thumped out of control. Since when had the baby been growing inside of him? His mind tried to recall when it could have possibly happened.An image of a child in his arms flashed back in his memory and he rolled onto his back. It had to have been on that night. Leon had suggested it but he'd dismissed the idea. It would have been too early to know then. But how did the healer miss it? Ezra sighed loudly. If he had known, he would never have left the Orion pack. Then, his baby would have been safe. He choked on a sob and rolled to his side again. How would Alpha Cage ever find out? And would he be happy to know he was going to have a pup? The thought of Alpha Cage made hi