บททั้งหมดของ Bred For The Alpha Daddies: บทที่ 121 - บทที่ 130

+ KazThe Ironholt map room looked like a bomb went off.Shattered glass coated the cold stone floor. Broken splinters of dark oak covered the expensive rugs. A giant wooden bookcase lay on its side in the corner. Ancient history books were ripped to shreds. Thick parchment papers littered the room like dead leaves.We didn't get attacked by an enemy army. We did this to ourselves.The servants didn't dare enter this wing of the fortress anymore. They stayed hidden in the kitchens. The entire castle felt like a freezing tomb. The warm fires in the hearths burned out hours ago. The thick velvet curtains stayed drawn, blocking out the morning sun. We turned our bright, beautiful home into a grim military bunker.It had been three days.Seventy-two hours since Medora jumped off a jagged cliff into the freezing dark.The brass handle clicked. The thick ruined doors swung open.Kai walked into the mess. He looked like a walking ghost. His dark clothes were soaked through with freezing slus

+ KolI stared at the dark, wet fabric resting on the ruined wooden table.It was a piece of her dress. A mercenary found it caught on a jagged rock a few miles down the river. The torn edges were stained with dark mud and freezing slush. It was the only physical proof we had that our mate survived the terrible fall.I didn't let the raw panic take over my brain. I let the math do the hard work.I grabbed a piece of black charcoal from the floor. I smoothed out the large territory map over the broken splinters of the table. I traced the blue line of the fast river."The water moves at thirty miles an hour through the upper canyon," I explained. I kept my voice flat and calm. I didn't want to trigger another violent fight. "The river narrows right here at the cliff base. The pressure builds up. If she went into the water at this exact spot, the current dragged her straight south."Kai paced back and forth across the room. He looked like a caged predator. His bleeding hands twitched.I

+ Kaz"Don't come any close to me."Her voice shook the frozen air.I stood in the snow and stared at my mate. She stood a few feet away, clutching a small canvas bag to her chest. She wore a borrowed grey wool cloak. Her face was pale and covered in dark bruises from the river rocks. My amber eyes locked onto hers, freezing her in place.She looked at me like I was a monster.She dropped the bag. It hit the snowy ground with a soft thud. She spun around, trying to run toward the dark tree line.Kai and Kol stepped out of the shadows. They flanked her on both sides, cutting off her only escape route. They didn't growl. They didn't show their teeth. They just stood like solid brick walls blocking the northern path.Medora stopped. She looked at Kai, then Kol, and finally back at me. The sheer panic in her brown eyes punched a hole straight through my chest.I walked up to her. The snow crunched under my boots.She scrambled backward, slipping on the slick ice. She swung her arms, tryin

+ MedoraI stared at the thick oak door. Kaz stood right on the other side.His sharp nose could pick up a single drop of blood from a mile away. He knew my vanilla scent better than he knew his own name. I knelt on the freezing bathroom tile. My knees shook. I grabbed the edge of the marble sink and hauled my body up."Medora," Kaz called out again. His deep voice rumbled through the wood. "Open the door."I reached for the silver faucet. I twisted the handle. Freezing water poured into the basin. I splashed it over my face. I scrubbed my cheeks until they burned red. I rinsed the bitter taste of bile out of my mouth. I couldn't let him see me like this.I took a deep breath. I twisted the brass lock.I pulled the door open just a single inch.Kaz stood in the dark bedroom. He didn't wear a shirt. His broad chest rose and fell fast in the shadows. His glowing amber eyes searched my pale face through the narrow crack in the door."You're sick," he stated. It wasn't a question."I'm no

+ KenzoShe didn't laugh out loud.But she didn't flinch away either.I sat on the fuzzy woven rug and watched her face. Her small hand stayed clamped over her mouth. Her wide brown eyes stared at me over the edge of her thick quilt. She expected a sudden move. She expected me to jump up, run to the bed, and demand she forgive us because I made her smile for a split second.I didn't move a single muscle.I stayed right there on the floor. I swallowed the last piece of my warm bread. I wiped the melted butter off my fingers with a cloth napkin. I acted like a normal guy sitting in his living room.My feral beast screamed at me. It clawed at the inside of my ribs. It wanted to cross the room and pull her against my chest. I forced it down. I shoved the Lycan instincts into a dark box and locked it tight.She didn't need a king right now. She didn't need an Alpha throwing his dominance around. She needed a person.I didn't ask for her forgiveness. I didn't say a single word about the fat