บททั้งหมดของ Bred For The Alpha Daddies: บทที่ 151 - บทที่ 160

+ Kol’s POVKai stood frozen by the giant wooden cradle. He held his bleeding right thumb. A tiny drop of red blood hit the soft white rug."Kai," Kaz whispered frantically. "Don't just stand there. Grab him."Kai shook his head. He looked terrified. He backed away from the wood.I pushed my wire glasses up my nose and stepped forward. I looked down into the carved compartment. A tiny brown wolf pup sat on the velvet cushions. It bared its needle-sharp white teeth and let out a vicious little squeak. It didn't look like a helpless newborn. It looked like a furious, fuzzy little predator.Before I could even process the biological impossibility of a three-week-old shifting, the other three compartments of the cradle exploded with movement.Pop. Pop. Pop.Three tiny flashes of raw Lycan magic lit up the nursery. The white hospital blankets fell flat against the cushions. Three more pups replaced the sleeping human babies. A pitch-black pup. A slate-gray pup. Another brown one.They didn

"What? What do you mean, Kaz?"Kaz froze. The blood drained right out of his scarred face. His skin turned the color of old ash. He looked at me standing in the doorway of his private study. His jaw dropped open. No sound came out.Kol took a fast step backward. He ran both of his hands through his dark hair. He looked frantic. He didn't know what to do with this massive disaster. He looked at the old parchment scattered all over the woven rug. He looked at my wet, tear-stained cheeks.I just stared at the man I loved.Kaz. The Alpha king. The father of my babies.My ears started ringing. My knees felt weak. I grabbed the wooden doorframe to keep myself from collapsing onto the freezing stone floor.Kaz swallowed hard. His Adam's apple bobbed in his thick throat. He took a slow step toward me. He raised his hands up, showing me his empty palms."Medora," Kaz whispered. "Let me explain."I didn't move. I didn't blink. I just let the tears fall."Explain what?" I choked out. "Explain ho

+ Medora’s POVIt turned out to be Kaz.He stepped out of the dark tree line. The dry winter branches snapped under his thick leather boots, shattering the quiet night. He didn't come alone. He never came alone. Kai, Kol, and Kenzo flanked him. Four giant, imposing shadows bleeding into the pale moonlight. They fanned out across the frozen dirt of the playground, forming a solid wall of muscle and dominance. They moved with that synchronised, terrifying grace, boxing me in against the rusted metal slide and the broken monkey bars.I stayed right on the broken wooden swing. The rusty iron chains dug into my cold, bare hands. I didn't jump up. I didn't run. I just watched them surround me.Kaz stopped a few feet away. The crisp wind whipped his dark hair across his forehead. He looked at my bare feet resting in the sharp gravel. He looked at the thin blue silk robe whipping around my knees in the bitter cold.He didn't look sorry. He didn't look like a man who just got caught orchestra

+ KenzoThe hospital room went dead quiet. The heart monitor beeped a steady rhythm next to the bed. The sharp smell of bleach burned my nose.I stared at Medora. I waited for her to laugh. I waited for her to roll her dark eyes and tell me it was just a sick joke. I wanted her to say she just wanted to scare me for a minute.She didn't crack a smile. Her brown eyes stayed as hard as solid rock.Kai kneeled on my left. Kol kneeled on my right. I expected them to object. I expected Kai to remind her about the strict pack laws. I expected Kol to calculate the political disaster of handing the crown to the youngest, least responsible brother.They didn't say a single word. They just stared at the floor. They accepted her command without a fight.My stomach tied itself into a tight knot. A cold sweat broke out on the back of my neck."You're joking, right?" I asked. My voice cracked. I sounded like a nervous kid.Medora pulled the thin white blanket up to her waist. She pressed a small co

+ Medora"I am even surprised that you have survived this long."My voice cut through the damp silence of the dungeon. It bounced off the wet stone walls and echoed down the dark corridor. I stood right outside the thick iron bars of cell block four. I didn't bring any guards with me. I didn't bring Kaz or Kol. I needed to do this alone.The air down here smelled like wet rust, old dirt, and death. It smelled like an infection rotting in the dark.Vanessa lay flat on her back on the dirt floor. She didn't scream this time. She didn't thrash around or curse my name. She didn't beg for her father to come save her. The fierce, arrogant princess from the western valley was gone. The fight had drained right out of her body.Her bright blonde hair looked like dull grey straw. It was matted with thick mud and dried sweat. Her skin looked pale green in the flickering orange torchlight. She looked like a ghost haunting her own cell. Her bandaged stumps rested on her stomach. Dark red and yell