All Chapters of The Alpha's Secret Heir: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

"How are you feeling?"I stared at him for a few seconds. Then, the memory finally returned.My eyes widened."Wait!" I pointed at him. "You—"A faint smile appeared on his lips. "Finally...."I frowned. "You're the Alpha who crossed that boundary."He chuckled softly. "Yes." Then he stepped inside. "You finally remembered, Fay."I continued staring at him in disbelief. "You were the one who brought me here?""If not me, who do you think it was?"I fell silent.The man pulled out a chair and sat down not far from me.His attitude was much more relaxed than during our first meeting. As if we were having an ordinary conversation."I was right, wasn't I?""About what?"His gaze met mine. "That someday, we would meet again."I immediately remembered the words he had said when he left the forest that time."This isn't over, Fay. I'm sure we'll meet again someday."Who would have thought he was actually right. But there was a much more important question that was now troubling my mind."Doe

Morning light slowly slipped through the gap in the window curtains, falling softly into the room that was still shrouded in silence.The air inside the room felt warm, a stark contrast to the coldness of the night that had just passed.Elena was still asleep in his arms.Her breathing was slow, steady, and calm. Her face looked much more peaceful than the previous night, as if all the fears that had crept into her had slowly disappeared the moment Hendra returned to her side.As if his presence alone was enough to make Elena's world feel safe again.Hendra looked at the woman in silence.His arms were still wrapped around Elena's body, maintaining that position without truly daring to move much. Not because he was afraid of waking her, but because for a moment … he did not want to let her go.Last night, Elena had not let him leave. Even after Hendra returned home, the woman had asked him to stay here.She did not ask many questions. She did not complain. She simply held his hand as

That morning, after all the warmth that had briefly subsided between them, the atmosphere in the house slowly returned to normal.Elena was now in the kitchen. The soft clinking of utensils could be heard from there, followed by the aroma of a simple meal that was beginning to fill the house.She seemed more stable. Lighter. As though the burden of fear that had struck her the previous night was slowly being swept away by Hendra’s presence beside her.Meanwhile, Hendra sat on the sofa in the living room. His phone was in his hand. The screen was still dark, but his mind was never truly at ease.His eyes stared blankly toward the window, but his thoughts ran far deeper than the peaceful morning visible outside.About Fay.About Lucas.About everything Elena must never know.And, of course, about the man in the black cloak. The shadowy figure whose presence always felt like a blade pressed against his throat.The silence broke when the phone in his hand vibrated.Hendra instinctively lo

The morning sun had risen high over the city, yet the main office on the executive floor of Aaron’s skyscraper still felt as oppressive as the cage of a wounded lion.Aaron stood silently facing the large glass window that displayed the cityscape below. His neat black suit could not conceal the extraordinary tension in his body. His jaw was rigid, and his golden eyes had dimmed into a gloomy darkness, as deep as a starless night.He had not slept all night.In his mind, the roar of desperation from the previous night still echoed. The bloodstained empty chair, Lucas’s corpse, and Fay’s fading scent in the air continued to torment his wolf instinct. His soul was torn apart. Two mysterious Alphas had taken his mate away, and he had absolutely no idea where the woman was now.Knock, knock!A knock on the door broke the oppressive silence. The door slowly opened, and Adrian, his personal assistant, stepped inside with his head slightly lowered, a natural reflex caused by Aaron’s intimidat

After breakfast ended and the light conversation, which had mostly been initiated by Aldhen, the atmosphere inside the room slowly returned to calm.Fay was still sitting beside the table, occasionally glancing toward the large window opened to the morning light. Her fingers slowly wrinkled the edge of her clothes unconsciously, while her gaze went blank several times, as though her thoughts were not truly in the room.For some reason, even though the food she had consumed felt warm and safe, her mind did not truly settle.Aldhen glanced at her. His gaze lingered slightly longer than an ordinary look before he finally leaned back casually. However, he did not immediately ask anything else. Until finally, Fay slowly stood up."I want to take a shower," she said softly, slightly awkwardly.Aldhen nodded faintly, as though he had anticipated it."The servants will escort you," he replied casually.He gave a light gesture with his hand. Not long afterward, several female servants entered.