Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Alpha Rejected Me Then Discovered I was Billionaire Luna: Kabanata 51 - Kabanata 60

Kade's POVWe were moving within twenty minutes, a tight, fast convoy cutting back through the dark toward Silvercrest, the same road we'd traveled so many times this last impossible month now carrying us back toward whatever waited at the end of it."You don't have to be the one who confronts him," Nora said quietly, sitting close beside me in the lead vehicle, her hand steady in mine despite the tension radiating off both of us. "If it really is your father. Nobody would think less of you for letting Torres or Damien handle the first approach.""I do have to be the one," I said, my voice rougher than I meant it to sound. "Fifteen years, Nora. Fifteen years of grief I built an entire identity around. I'm not sending someone else to ask the questions I've apparently been owed answers to this entire time."She didn't argue further, just tightened her hand around mine, offering the same steady presence she'd offered through every difficult moment this month had demanded of both of us.D

Kade's POV"What did you just do," I said, closing the distance toward him fast, every instinct screaming to knock the phone from his hand before whatever he'd just triggered could take effect."Nothing that can be undone now," Elder Morrison said calmly, letting the phone drop to the scorched ground without resistance as I reached him. "I imagine you'll want to check your own compound rather than waste time here interrogating me further."My blood went cold. I pulled out my own phone fast, dialing Torres's second team back at Blackridge, my hands shaking despite every effort to keep them steady."Torres, status, now," I said the second the call connected."Alpha, we've got a situation." Torres's voice came through tight, urgent, chaos audible in the background. "Multiple security breaches, simultaneous, across three different sections of the compound. Whoever's doing this knew exactly where to hit us.""Sarah," I said, cold dread settling deep in my chest. "Is she—""She's fine, Alph

Kade's POVNobody spoke for a long moment after I finished reading the message aloud, the weight of it settling heavy over the whole room."He's still trying to control this," Eleanor said finally, her voice tight with barely restrained fear for her daughter, though something steady and determined ran underneath it. "Even in custody, even exposed. Still trying to make us afraid enough to stop.""He's not in custody anymore," Torres said grimly, checking something on his phone. "I just got confirmation. The transport team lost him twenty minutes ago. Vehicle malfunction, conveniently timed, right around the same window this message came through.""Of course," I said, feeling exhausted fury build fresh and hot in my chest. "He had that planned too.""We're not stopping," Nora said, her voice cutting clear and steady through the tension in the room. "Whatever he threatens, whatever leverage he thinks Rachel gives him, we are not letting this man walk away untouched after everything he's

Kade's POVHe talked for nearly an hour, and none of us interrupted him once.Names first. Six Alphas across six territories, three of them still in power, two replaced years ago by wolves loyal to Morrison's design, one dead under circumstances he admitted, flatly, he'd arranged himself. He gave dates, account numbers, the location of a records vault buried under a defunct trading post two counties south of Silvercrest, built decades ago specifically to survive exactly this kind of exposure.Torres wrote everything down by hand, distrusting any device that could be hacked or wiped remotely, and by the time the sky had gone fully gray with morning, we had more than enough to bring this to a formal council review."There's a woman in the fourth territory," Morrison said near the end, his voice thinner now, the confession clearly costing him more than his earlier composure had let on. "Younger than Agatha was when I recruited her. Smarter, too, if I'm being honest. She'll try to fill th

Kade's POVTorres found the confiscated phone exactly where he'd left it, locked inside an evidence case in the security office, its screen dark, its battery drained to nothing."Dead since midday," he said, turning the device over in his gloved hands. "Nobody sent anything from this.""Then Morrison has a second phone," Nora said. "Hidden somewhere on him, or passed off to someone before we cuffed him.""Or he wanted us to believe the message came from this one." I studied the lifeless screen. "Everything he's done this month has been theater. Why stop now?"Torres bagged the phone again anyway, jaw tight. "I'll have his transport searched down to the floor mats. Meanwhile, that barn."The barn. I hadn't given the burned wreckage another thought since we left Silvercrest, too consumed by everything that followed. Now the memory came back in a cold rush: Victor's silhouette against the lantern glow, the match, the roof caving in."Damien would have heard if his people found anything,"