Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Alpha King’s Unwanted Omega: Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

Karen’s POVThe look of sheer despair Elena flashed at me once she heard my suggestion was even more satisfying than I had expected.Unfortunately, I could barely relish it.“It sure is convenient how you’re the one who suggested Elena take the perfume,” a familiar voice sounded, already making the hairs on the back of my neck bristle.A nerve popped in my forehead as I fought to school my expression before turning to Fiona.Feigning confusion, I asked, “What are you trying to insinuate, Princess Fiona?”She crossed her arms as she boldly accused, “That it looks like you set her up.”Gasps erupted behind me and, for a moment, my confidence faltered.I hadn’t expected anyone to try and defend Elena. Especially not Fiona—who, from what I heard, did not get along with her at all. Yet here she was, threatening to destroy my carefully architected plans.I placed my hand over my heart, feigning offense and hurt. “How can you say that? I’ve been nothing but kind to Elena since her arrival, a

Elena’s POVI was still shaken after everything that had happened in the past half hour.But most of all, I was worried about Judy.After Karen was escorted out of the Grand Hall, the Alpha King rushed to check on Judy. Despite how afraid I was he might still be angry at me, I quietly asked if I could see her, too. He hesitated for a moment, but ultimately nodded.At the hospital, we were greeted by Doctor Ophelia.“How is she?” the Alpha King worriedly asked.“Stable,” she replied as she led us to Judy’s room.Only then did my heart calm down—ever so slightly.“However, her condition is delicate,” she revealed cautiously. “Her wolf has grown too weak. I’m keeping her under close observation to ensure her health doesn’t worsen.”My heart tightened.“Will she be fine?” I quietly asked.Doctor Ophelia offered me a sympathetic look. “I’ll do my best to help her recover.”Though her answer was remotely positive, it didn’t diminish my apprehension, which only heightened when we finally mad

Elena’s POVI left the hospital not long after Sarah’s disturbing confession. It was hard enough to stay there simply staring at my unconscious best friend, knowing I was partially to blame for her condition and there was nothing I could do about it.Maybe that was why I wanted to go after the truth so badly. If I could find evidence that Sarah was just a pawn, it would lead me to who had truly been responsible for harming Judy. Perhaps then I could make things right.Since I was still in my dress, I stopped by my room to change into more casual clothes before heading towards the dungeons. I wasn’t entirely sure of what I would say, or even if my gut was right, but I let that hinder me.The Alpha King had ordered Sarah’s execution to happen tonight, so I couldn’t afford to waste any time.Though I should have spent more time considering how I’d manage to sneak into the highly-guarded dungeons in the first place.“What are you doing here?” one of the men guarding the prisoners said, ap

Karen’s POVIt took all of me to keep my satisfaction from showing.He bought it.Adrian believed every line of my story.I still couldn’t believe it. Never in a million years would I have imagined Ryan was anything more than a snobbish Alpha, but I had to give him credit for the plan he’d come up with.To clear my name, he had gone after the perfect scapegoat—someone whose story we could twist just enough to make it seem like she had every reason to want Elena gone. Sarah was not only close enough to Judy that we could pretend she had known about her disease all along, but she also had a little brother Ryan had threatened, ensuring she would obey us blindly.And his plan didn’t stop there.While I’d been thinking about how to get rid of Elena for weeks, he had already come up with a flawless plan. First, he found a man willing to play the part of a witness, giving fake testimony that he had seen Princess Lunaris of the Everborn Pack years ago and that she was still alive. As the only

Elena’s POVWhen I heard Doctor Ophelia declare that Judy only had one year to live, I nearly dropped the food tray.I hadn’t meant to eavesdrop. My heightened senses just happened to pick up their conversation through the ajar door as I was passing by the doctor’s office on my way back to Judy’s room. And the news struck like lightning, cracking my heart.Judy was dying.And it was all because of me.“You’re not at fault, Elena,” my wolf insisted. “Someone set you up. You had no idea about her disease.”She was only partially right.As guilt weighed on my chest, I countered, “If I hadn’t listened to Karen or tried to change my gift last minute, none of this would have happened.”Regardless of my intentions, nothing changed the truth.Goddess knows how long I remained frozen outside, stunned by a turmoil of emotions. The words that followed were blurred, muffled by the despair that tormented my mind. Except for one piece of information that hit me clear as day.When Karen mentioned he