Lahat ng Kabanata ng Falling For The Alpha King: Kabanata 81 - Kabanata 90

TRISTIAN’S POV The day I returned felt like a breath of fresh air after holding my breath for days. It had been three long days since he had stayed at the hospital with Seraphine, and in that time, I had done nothing but worry. I told myself it was because I cared about her and it was Selena's fault. She shouldn’t have pushed her, but deep down, a part of me couldn’t help but feel unsettled. Not because I didn’t trust Selena, but because I couldn’t shake the nagging doubt that Seraphine would find some way to worm her way into my heart.I wasn’t blind to what had been happening. The way Seraphine always found a way to cling to me. She didn't care if she hurt Selena or not, she just wanted me, but I’d never give her any chance. I was just doing this because she needed it. Even though she might have some problems with her attitude, she deserves any love she can get. Selena would forever be the one my heart always wanted no matter what. I know she might feel jealous but I’d never leav

ALPHA TRISTIAN’S POV The fire in the hearth crackled, casting dancing shadows across the walls of my study. I sat in my leather chair, staring blankly at the documents spread across the desk in front of me. Normally, I’d be going through reports or strategizing with the pack’s elders, but tonight, none of it mattered.Selena was missing.It had been hours since I had returned from the meeting with the Alphas of other packs. I had expected to find her in our quarters, perhaps reading one of her favourite books or waiting to tell me about her day. Instead, I found the room empty, the bed untouched, and an unsettling silence hanging in the air.I had called her name, my voice echoing through the pack house, but there was no response. At first, I thought she might be with the other pack members—maybe helping with the children or gathering supplies for the upcoming festival. But when I asked around, no one had seen her.Panic set in quickly after that. I searched every inch of the pack ho

SELENA’S POV “Go check it out,” the other guard said. As the first guard ventured down the hallway, I pounced on the second. He barely had time to react before I slammed his head against the wall, knocking him unconscious.I signalled to my mother, and she hurried up the stairs as quickly as she could.“Selena, you can’t keep doing this on your own,” she whispered, her voice shaky.“I’ll do whatever it takes,” I said, my jaw set.Together, we slipped past the unconscious guard and into the main hall. The air was fresher here, though still tinged with the metallic scent of blood.Freedom was so close I could taste it.But then, a shout echoed behind us. The guard I had locked in the cell must have been freed by his comrades.“They’re escaping!”Panic surged through me as I tightened my grip on my mother’s hand. We broke into a run, our bare feet slapping against the stone floor.“Faster, Mother,” I urged.The exit was just ahead—a large wooden door bathed in moonlight. I shoved it op

SELENA’S POV I was ready for a fight—ever ready that I didn't care if I had a wolf or not. I wouldn't let anyone take my mother away from me. Just as I thought, Josh came looking for us. “Save yourself the stress, young lady and follow me. I don't want to hurt you,” he said. I stood in the room, my chest heaving and my fists clenched at my sides as Josh stepped forward. His face was hard, his jaw set, and his eyes glinted with a cold determination that sent shivers down my spine. I was scared, but something in me built my confidence. "Step aside, Selena," Josh said, his voice low and threatening. "This doesn’t have to get ugly. Where is your mother?” I laughed bitterly, the sound harsh in the quiet of the woods. "You’re kidding yourself if you think I’m letting you take her or even me. Nobody is leaving this place, Josh. We’d rather die here today.”Josh shook his head, his expression grim. "You must be crazy if you think I’ll let you die. Whether you like it or not, you are comi

SELENA’S POV The faint sound of birds chirping outside woke me, but I didn’t move. My body felt heavy like I had been run over by a truck. Slowly, I cracked my eyes open, staring at the wooden beams above me. The cabin’s ceiling. Memories came flooding back—the fight, the poison, Josh taking my mother.I sat up abruptly, my heart racing as the events replayed in my mind. Josh had stabbed me. I should’ve died. But I didn’t. Instead, something within me had awakened—something powerful, primal, and terrifying.My wolf. My wolf had been awakened. Something I thought I’d never have. The weak part of me was gone, and all I felt now was strength and determination with a fierce intensity. I clenched my fists, staring down at them as the sensation of power returned to my memory. For the first time in my life, I had shifted. My wolf, dormant for so long, had finally awakened when I needed her most.I tried to recall the feeling, that surge of energy and fury as my wolf took over. It had been