Todos los capítulos de Surrogate for the CEO Alpha: Capítulo 131 - Capítulo 140

MayaI managed to finish the food on my plate, although I could barely taste it. Magnus's proposal had left me too unsettled to enjoy the carefully prepared meal, and every time I looked at him, I remembered his warning about what would happen if I refused to marry him.I needed time to think, but I also needed to make sure Willow and Roman were safe. I couldn't make any decisions about my future without knowing what would happen to them.I placed my fork beside my plate and turned toward Magnus."Could my companion join us for dinner? She hasn't eaten yet, and I'd prefer not to leave her alone in the room with my son for too long."Magnus dabbed his mouth with a napkin before answering."I'm afraid that won't be possible."I frowned. "Why not?""Because I wanted some privacy to speak with you, Maya. I thought we had established that.""We have, but Willow has been brought here against her will too. She deserves to eat."His expression remained pleasant, but there was something dismis

BrianThe drive back to Silver Moon was quiet. Roman slept in my arms, his small body curled against my chest while I supported his head with one hand. Every few minutes, he stirred, making a soft sound before settling again. I kept looking down at him, grateful that he was safe, but my attention repeatedly shifted to the woman sitting beside me.Maya hadn't said a word since we left Magnus's Pack . She stared through the window, her arms folded loosely across her stomach. The passing streetlights illuminated her face in brief flashes, revealing the exhaustion in her eyes and the tension in her jaw. She looked as though she had too many thoughts fighting for space in her head and no strength left to sort through them.I wanted answers. I needed to know what had happened between her and Tyler, how an Alpha had ended up dead, and what Maya had done to survive whatever had happened between them. Now, she was facing accusations that could cost her everything.But looking at her, I knew t

MayaI watched Brian's face, waiting for him to pull away.My eyes were still golden, and although I had no idea how to control the change, I couldn't bring myself to look away from him. I had spent days wondering what would happen when someone finally saw the truth about me. Would they be frightened? Would they think I was a monster? Would Brian look at me differently now that he knew I wasn't entirely human?His silence made every fear worse."Say something," I whispered.Brian stared into my eyes for another moment, then glanced at the sleeping Roman. When he looked back at me, the surprise on his face had softened into something I couldn't quite understand.He stepped forward and pulled me into his arms.For a second, I stood rigid with surprise. Then his hand settled against the back of my head, and I heard his voice beside my ear."It's all right, Maya. I've got you."Something inside me broke.I clutched his shirt and began to cry.I had held everything inside for so long that

MayaThe Council Hall was more intimidating than I had imagined.I had heard stories about the ancient building long before discovering I was a werewolf. It was where Alphas settled disputes, where powerful Elders interpreted the laws governing our kind, and where decisions could determine the fate of entire packs. Standing before its enormous entrance, I finally understood why even the strongest Alphas treated the Council with caution.Dark stone walls rose above us, decorated with intricate carvings. Massive pillars framed the entrance, and two guards stood beside the heavy wooden doors, their stern gazes following our approach.My fingers tightened around the strap of my bag.I spent most of my life believing I was human. Now, after everything that had happened in River Vale, I was still struggling to understand the wolf living inside me, the bloodline I had inherited, and the strange power that had awakened when I fought to protect Roman.And now I was expected to explain myself b

MayaBrian didn’t flinch when Elder Magnus accused him of attacking a Council member’s pack. He stood beside me with his shoulders squared, looking as though the accusation barely deserved his attention.“I believed Maya had been kidnapped,” he replied. “I also considered the possibility that River Vale was in trouble. I went there to help.”Elder Magnus’s expression hardened. “Why would you assume she was in trouble? And what gave you the impression that my pack needed your help?”Brian tilted his head slightly, studying him with an unsettling calmness.“Because I cannot think of a reasonable explanation for why a Council Elder would take a young woman and her child, neither of whom has any connection to him, unless he had a nefarious purpose.”A few Elders exchanged glances.I pressed my lips together, fighting the urge to look at Magnus. Brian had delivered the words so smoothly that they sounded less like an accusation and more like an obvious fact everyone in the room had been to