Todos los capítulos de The Alphas Who Owned Her: Capítulo 91 - Capítulo 100

The word ’mate’ hung in the air.None of them had said it directly before. Had avoided acknowledging what the bond meant. What it meant that they’d all recognized her as theirs. What it meant that they’d marked her through the bond in ways that transcended the physical contract.Barrett smiled at Killian. It was a genuine smile, full of appreciation for the strategic brilliance of the plan. "I like that idea, brother. But we don’t usually attend the Summit. We always send Callum and Fin. Won’t the other packs find it weird that we’re showing up this year?""Let them," Cassian said, his voice hard. "Let them wonder. We’re not obligated to explain ourselves to anyone."Killian nodded slowly. "We’ll attend because we choose to. We’ll be present as the representatives of the Fenwick pack, which is our right. And while we’re there, on Greywatch’s ground, without Duncan suspecting that Gwen is the reason we came...we’ll have the opportunity to be near her. To understand her better. To show

The silence that followed was absolute.Elder Theodore’s eyes widened. Elder Mateo’s jaw clenched. Elder Rivers simply stared, as if he hadn’t heard correctly."Host it?" Elder Mateo said finally. "Here? In Greywatch?""That’s what the letter says," Duncan confirmed. He set the parchment on the desk so all three could see it.Elder Theodore leaned forward and read it carefully, his eyes scanning the official language. When he finished, he sat back in his chair, his expression unreadable."This is unexpected," Elder Rivers said slowly."It’s unprecedented," Elder Mateo corrected. "We’ve never hosted the Summit before. The Fenwick pack hosted it seven years ago. The Nightfall territories hosted it before that.""Why us?" Elder Rivers asked. "Why now? And with such short notice?"That was the question Duncan had been asking himself since receiving the letter."I don’t know," he said honestly. "The letter doesn’t provide explanation. The Supreme Council simply states that Greywatch has be

Around her, the other omegas were still murmuring, some worried, some resigned, some trying to calculate whether extra wages would be worth the additional exhaustion.But Gwen barely heard them.Her mind was spinning. Extra wages. More pay. How much more? Would it be enough? Could she actually cover the medical bills? Could she save her mother?The questions were endless, but underneath them all was a spark of something she hadn’t felt in weeks.Possibility."You’re dismissed," Petra said. "Except for those who want to volunteer for the longest shifts. See me before you leave."The assembly began to disperse. Omegas filtered out slowly, talking in low voices, processing the news. Some looked worried. Some looked resigned. Some looked calculating.Gwen stood rooted to the spot.Her exhaustion was still there. The dreams were still haunting her. The confusion about what was happening to her body was still present. But underneath it all, there was this new thing. This possibility.Emma p

Luke handed Duncan the sealed letter and left without another word.The office fell silent.Duncan held the parchment in his hands, feeling the weight of it. The Fenwick seal was unmistakable, three intertwined wolves, dark and powerful, pressed into the wax. This was official correspondence from one of the most powerful pack families in the werewolf realm.The three elders watched as he broke the seal.Duncan unfolded the letter carefully and began to read.His jaw tightened as his eyes moved across the page. The words were formal, written in the careful script of an educated alpha, but their meaning was crystal clear.He finished reading and set the letter down slowly on the desk.Cold sweat was beading on his forehead.Fear was crawling up his spine with icy fingers."What does it say?" Elder Mateo asked, his voice cutting through the silence.Duncan didn’t answer immediately. He simply picked up the letter again and handed it to Elder Theodore, his hand slightly unsteady.Elder Th

Gwen lifted her head from the mattress slowly. She was still holding her mother’s hand."Fine," she said automatically.Dr. Hallow studied her for another moment. Then she pulled the chair closer and sat down beside Gwen."Well, you do not look fine to me at all," the doctor said quietly.She looked at Beatrice for a moment, at the unconscious woman on the bed. Then she turned back to Gwen."You really don’t need to be so hard on yourself, you know that?" Dr. Hallow said. "Your parents wouldn’t have wanted this for you at all."Gwen looked at her mother’s peaceful face. At the machines keeping her alive."Well, I don’t really have a choice, do I?" Gwen said. Her voice was flat. Emotionless. The numbness had settled into her completely, making it impossible to feel much of anything.Dr. Hallow was quiet for a moment. Then she reached out and squeezed the hand that wasn’t holding her mother’s."You need to take care of yourself so that you’ll be able to take care of your mother when she