บททั้งหมดของ Bred For The Alpha Daddies: บทที่ 141 - บทที่ 150

+ MedoraThe pain hit me like a runaway freight train.My knees buckled. I couldn't stand up. The puddle of water on the stone floor grew wider, soaking the hem of my ruined blue dress.Kaz snapped out of his stunned silence. He didn't ask a single question. He didn't waste a second. He lunged forward and scooped me right up into his arms.My head fell back against his broad shoulder. I gasped for air. A second contraction ripped through my lower spine. The agony blinded me. Bright white spots danced across my vision. This wasn't normal. Human pregnancies took hours to build up slowly. But I carried Lycan pups. They possessed raw, feral strength, and they wanted out early. They fought their way down, demanding to be born right now."Get the car!" Kaz roared. His voice shook the glass in the windows.Kenzo didn't need to be told twice. He sprinted out of the master suite. His boots pounded down the stone hallway, echoing like loud gunshots.Kaz carried me down the grand staircase. He m

+ KazBEEEEEEEEP.That sound broke my world in half.The flatline alarm didn't just ring in my ears. It vibrated right through my teeth. It rattled the bones in my skull. I stared at the giant monitor bolted to the hospital wall. The bright green line ran perfectly flat across the black screen.I felt the golden string inside my chest pull painfully tight. Then it snapped.The warm mate bond went pitch black. The constant, comforting hum of her soul vanished from my mind like a blown-out candle. Her sweet vanilla scent faded into the foul stench of copper blood and sterile rubbing alcohol.My Queen was dead.My human brain couldn't process the grief. It couldn't accept the reality of her pale, lifeless body lying on the wet hospital sheets. The human side of me just shut down entirely. It locked itself away in a dark, silent box where the pain couldn't reach it.The feral beast in my blood grabbed the wheel.I didn't think about the consequences. I didn't negotiate with the crushing p

+ MedoraThe room went dead quiet.I sat against the crisp white hospital pillows. I crossed my arms over my chest. I waited for an answer.Kaz stood at the foot of my bed. He didn't pace the floor. He didn't look away. He kept his glowing amber eyes locked right onto mine. His broad shoulders looked stiff. The dust from the broken ceiling tiles still coated his dark shirt."It's not what you think... Medora," Kaz said.His deep voice sounded small. It was a rare, strange tone for a king. He stood rigid. He looked genuinely afraid of what might happen next. He thought I'd climb out of this bed and run out the front gates. He thought I'd take the babies and disappear into the neutral zone."When the monitor flatlined, the golden tether in my chest snapped," Kaz explained. He stared me in the eyes, refusing to blink. "The mate bond broke. My human mind died in that exact second. The feral beast took the wheel."He turned his head slowly. He looked at the four plastic cribs lined up agai

+ KazThe scout stood in the dim hallway. He waited for my order.I stared at him through the narrow crack in the oak door. My eyes burned with pure exhaustion. My bones ached. We spent the entire night fighting dirty diapers and screaming babies. I just rocked my daughter for an hour to get her to close her eyes.I wanted to tell the scout to drag the rat to the front gates. I wanted to march out there in the freezing dirt. I wanted to shift into my wolf and rip the guy's head right off his shoulders. It would solve the problem in two minutes flat. Then I could wash the blood off my knuckles and finally go to sleep.My feral beast demanded immediate violence. The animal inside my blood wanted to eliminate the loud noise so our den could stay quiet.I gripped the brass door handle.Then I stopped myself.I took a slow breath. I forced the dark rage back down into my chest. The old Kaz would slaughter the guy without a second thought. I ran this territory with an iron fist for years. B

+ MedoraThe air turned colder with every single step we took.The spiral stone staircase felt endless. Water dripped from the curved ceiling. A cold drop hit my bare shoulder. I didn't flinch. I didn't shiver. Kaz walked right behind me. His massive body blocked the freezing draft. He radiated pure heat against my back. We reached the bottom floor of the Ironholt fortress. This wasn't a place for temporary prisoners. This was the maximum security block. Thick iron cages built directly into the solid mountain rock. The whole place smelled like damp earth, old rust, and absolute despair.The two guards dragged the rat down the corridor ahead of us. His expensive leather shoes scraped loudly against the rough stone. He whimpered like a kicked dog. He begged them to slow down. They ignored him. They reached cell block four. They stopped in front of a thick iron door. They threw him forward. He hit the dirt floor hard right outside the metal bars. He curled into a pathetic ball in the