All Chapters of Bred For The Alpha Daddies: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

+ KazI stepped into the neutral cabin, smelling the sour stench of fear on the Vance Alpha."Alpha Kaz, you're finally here," the broken man muttered.I didn't answer him right away. I let the silence stretch out. I let it suffocate him. The old logging cabin near the frozen river smelled like rotting pine and stale sweat. The winter wind howled outside, rattling the frosted windowpanes. I shut the creaking wooden door behind me. I came alone. I didn't bring a single guard. I wanted him to see I didn't fear him. I wanted him to know I viewed him as prey.The Vance Alpha stood near a cracked stone fireplace. He didn't look like a proud king today. His fancy wool coat was torn at the hem. Dirt smeared across his pale cheeks. He looked exhausted. He looked like a man who knew he lost everything.My soldiers crushed his entire defensive line in less than a day. We burned his watchtowers. We seized his supply lines. We broke his army's spirit before they even drew their swords. He didn't

+ KolI stood in the armoury, gripping a loaded rifle, staring a hole straight through Kenzo.My knuckles turned stark white against the dark metal. I pride myself on pure logic. I run the numbers. I read the ancient law books. I build the strategy that keeps this pack alive. I never let emotions dictate my actions. I solve problems with facts.Right now, looking at Kenzo's face, I wanted to throw my facts out the window and smash his jaw."I left you at the front gate to watch him," I snapped. My voice echoed sharply off the cold concrete walls. The armory smelled like gun oil and damp steel. "You had one single job, Kenzo. You were supposed to delay him. Why didn't you stop his truck?"Kenzo stood near a rack of combat knives. He didn't shrink away from my anger. He wiped a smear of engine grease off his cheek."I tried, Kol," Kenzo argued. His green eyes blazed with defensive fire. "I sat right on the hood of his car. I told him it was a trap. I begged him to take the guards with h

+ KazKaz stumbled through the frozen woods, but the cold didn't reach me. I tore at my own clothes as the fire consumed my veins. My tailored suit jacket felt like a furnace trapping the heat against my skin. I ripped the dark fabric off my shoulders and tossed it into the snow. I didn't care about the winter wind. It ripped through the bare trees and hit my bare chest, but it felt like a warm summer breeze. The drug boiled my blood.I ripped my white shirt open. The buttons popped off and scattered into the dirt. I needed air. I needed the ice. But nothing stopped the synthetic lava surging through my body.My boots crushed the deep snow. Every single step sent a fresh wave of blinding agony straight up my spine. The black-market drug didn't just attack my heart. It shredded my human logic. It stripped away the calculating, tactical mind I used to build an empire. I couldn't form a rational thought. I couldn't plan my next move or calculate the political fallout. The drug replaced

+ Medora"How dare youuuu..." Seraphina hissed.Blood bubbled past her pale lips. She stumbled backwards. She clutched at the textured handle of the knife sticking out of her neck. Her pristine wool coat soaked up the dark red stain.I smiled. The anger inside my chest felt cold and sharp. I didn't feel a single ounce of pity for her."This isn't just any random blade," I told her. My voice didn't shake at all. "This is a silver blade coated in wolfsbane. You should never have thought you could be with my mate."Her blue eyes went wide with pure terror. The poison burned through her veins instantly. She gagged. She wanted to scream. I saw the ugly, familiar words forming on her tongue. She wanted to tell me I was just a contracted bride. She wanted to say we weren't real mates. She wanted to remind me of my place in the pack hierarchy.She didn't get the chance.Her knees buckled. Seraphina hit the snow hard. The white slush turned dark red around her blonde hair. She twitched once.

+ MedoraThe broken words echoed off the wet tiles. The thick steam suffocated my lungs. Kaz froze against me. His massive hands trembled where they gripped my hips. The pitch black faded from his eyes. It left only a bright, terrified amber behind. He looked down at the red marks forming on my pale skin. He saw exactly what his feral beast just did.He tried to pull away."No," I whispered.I wrapped my arms around his thick neck. I held him right where he was. The icy water pounded against our skin. It washed the forest dirt and the dried blood down the silver drain. The cold shocked his nervous system, but his internal temperature still raged. He felt like a burning iron furnace."I hurt you," Kaz rasped. His chest heaved up and down. "I lost control.""You survived," I corrected him.I pressed my forehead against his wet collarbone. I breathed in the smell of pine and copper blood. The black market drug demanded a violent, feral release. If he didn't take it, his heart would lite