All Chapters of The Alpha Heiress in Disguise: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Daniela’s arms immediately locked around Nico’s torso, her fingers gripping his shirt as tightly as she could. Nico twisted the throttle, and the motorcycle roared so loudly that she felt the vibration through the ground beneath them.The first gunshot cracked through the evening.“Nico–!”“I know!” he snapped, yanking the motorcycle sharply to the left as bullets tore through the space where their heads had been only moments earlier.The black cars accelerated behind them, their engines roaring as their headlights cut through the fading daylight. Daniela felt the wind lash against her face as Nico lowered himself over the motorcycle and pushed it faster. The sudden acceleration nearly knocked the breath from her lungs, forcing her to tighten her arms around him.Then the gunfire came again.BANG! BANG! BANG!!Bullets flew around them from every direction. Nico leaned the motorcycle almost completely sideways to avoid a spray of silver bullets, the tires narrowly maintaining contact w

“We have to go,” Nico said and grabbed her hand as they sprinted again, “The only way to escape is to go into a city. They can’t change into wolves when humans are everywhere,”Daniela knew he was right.They pushed through the thick bushes with the wolves still close behind them. Branches caught against their clothes and scratched their skin, but neither of them slowed down. The growls behind them grew louder every few seconds, reminding Daniela that they could not afford to stop.They kept running until they finally broke through the other side of the forest and found another deserted road stretching ahead of them.For one terrible moment, Daniela thought they had nowhere to go.Then she saw them.Far in the distance, bright lights illuminated the horizon. A city.Relief barely had time to reach her before gunshots rang out from behind them again.Daniela ducked instinctively, and Nico pulled her forward as they ran toward the lights with everything they had.Within minutes, they re

“You didn’t do anything to yourself!” She cried, “It was Charles. It was all him!”The words came out more forcefully than she intended, but she couldn’t help it. Nico was talking as though everything that had happened to him was his own fault, as though he had chosen to suffer and deserved whatever consequences followed. He had been a child when Charles began experimenting on him. He had fought to protect himself from becoming the monster his father wanted him to be.How could any of that be his fault?“Only one thing can save me, I was told,”Daniela immediately lifted her head.Hope rose inside her so quickly that she almost forgot to breathe.“Tell me!”“My mate,” He said softly, his voice growing weaker, “The wearer of the Pendant. The Female Wolf. Only she can save me… somehow,”Everything suddenly made sense.Daniela remembered how Nico had reacted when he first noticed the pendant around her neck. He had become furious and demanded to know whether she had taken it from a femal

Birds chirped in the branches overhead, their songs mixing with the gentle rustling of leaves as the afternoon sun filtered through the canopy. Patches of golden light fell across the ground, illuminating the small clearing where Daniela and Thad had settled beneath a large tree.A few steps away, a fire burned steadily, sending thin trails of smoke into the air. They had caught some fish from a nearby stream and were roasting them over the flames. The smell was beginning to fill the clearing, but Daniela barely paid attention to it.She had given Thad her jacket to wear, and although he seemed a little more comfortable now, she could not stop glancing at him. His condition worried her. He looked exhausted, and the suffering etched into his face had not disappeared just because he was no longer alone.She wanted to ask him a hundred questions. Where had he been? Who had hurt him? Why had he stayed away for so long? Most importantly, what had happened that made him so afraid of his own

“Westmoor was my best choice,” Thad continued, shaking his head. “At least, it was until I found out from you that…” “I know!” Daniela interrupted, dragging out the words as she covered her face with one hand. “And I’m sorry. I’m really sorry.” She meant it, but an apology couldn’t change the situation. She had spent months pretending to be him, and now the consequences of her actions were standing right in front of her. “So now I’m supposed to keep wandering around with no destination,” Thad said bitterly, “just waiting for George to come after me himself and drag me back to that… facility?” “That won’t happen.” He turned to her with a disbelieving expression. “How do you know that? It’s not like you can talk your father out of this. You’re running from him too.” Daniela opened her mouth, but she couldn’t immediately argue with him. He was right about one thing. She had no control over her father, and she had already learned the hard way that trying to reason with him was unl