All Chapters of 30 Days To Leave My Alpha: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

NERINE“Did you see how she acted in the chambers?” I burst out laughing the moment Father and I stepped into the private sitting room.I crossed to the bar, grabbed a bottle of wine, and poured two glasses. After handing one to Father, I raised mine, and we clinked them together.“Cheers to not exactly winning, but at least getting to watch her lose,” I said.Father chuckled. “Maelis has been denied. There’s nothing she can do to get that petition granted now.”I snickered, taking a sip of wine.For a moment, I’d been worried. When Maelis presented her evidence before the council, I’d thought she might actually get her wish. If the elders had granted her request, it would have ruined everything I’d been working towards.Thankfully, they hadn’t.“If I may ask,” Father said, studying me over the rim of his glass, “why do you want her to retain her position? Wouldn’t it be better for us if she were removed?”My glass paused halfway to my lips. I swallowed the wine in my mouth and forced

THERONFor a moment, I stood frozen, staring at the Rogue’s body as blood spilled from his throat and stained the ground beneath him. The guards rushed forward, but it was already too late. His eyes had begun to glaze over, and the hand that had snatched the sword fell limp at his side.“Damn it!” I roared, kicking the sword away from his body. “How could you let him get that close to a weapon?”The guard who had been holding the sword immediately dropped to his knees, his face pale with fear.“Forgive me, Alpha. I didn’t expect him to move that quickly.”“You didn’t expect him to move?” I repeated, my voice rising. “You were standing beside a dangerous Rogue, and it never occurred to you that he might be desperate enough to try something like this?”“Theron.” Xavier’s voice cut through my anger. I turned towards him, my jaw clenched. “Shouting at him won’t bring the bastard back.”I forced myself to look away from the guard before my temper got the better of me. Xavier was right, but

THERONThe northern gate records arrived the next morning, and I had barely had any sleep last night as my thoughts were filled with the recent happenings.I sat behind my desk in my study, with the files spread before me, reading through each page while the cup of untouched coffee beside my hand grew cold. But as I read the files, more confusion engulfed, and Raph stirred in displeasure. The two messages found on the rogue’s body had only made matters worse for me because the first accused me of looking in the wrong direction, while the second drew my attention to the northern gates. I could not tell whether the writer was trying to help me or lead me into another trap. Either way, I had no intention of allowing a stranger to decide where I should direct my investigation.“Have you found anything?” Xavier asked from across the desk, and I lifted my head. He had been standing beside the shelves for several minutes, checking the reports from the security schedule.“The gates were o

MAELISI was beginning to think the garden was the only place in the entire mansion where I could find peace. My flowers had started to bloom, and the breeze carried their sweet scent across the garden, refreshing me.I sat on the bench beneath the old tree, my fingers resting on the necklace on my neck. For a few quiet minutes, I managed to push my worries aside and simply enjoy the calm around me.But the peace didn't last long. I heard footsteps approaching.I looked up, expecting Hura, but my stomach sank when I saw who it was.Theron.He walked towards me with the same cold, distant expression he always wore whenever he wanted to discuss something.I frowned, wondering why he had chosen this moment to ruin my peace.When he was a few feet away, I looked at him without much interest.“What do you want?”“Is that how you speak to me now?” He furrowed his brows, his voice carrying a note of displeasure, but I didn't care.“Oh.” A bitter laugh escaped me. “Would you prefer that I bow,

MAELISAfter leaving the entrance of the pack house, I returned to my duties, making sure our visitor was comfortable and had everything he needed.Prince Dorian Ashford’s arrival was important, especially with the security situation growing worse by the day. Still, I had no intention of involving myself in Theron’s arrangements with the Alpha King’s son. Whatever assistance Dorian had come to offer, I hoped it would help us find the missing child and put an end to the attacks. We had already spent too much time searching for answers while the pack remained on edge.I spent the afternoon attending to household matters, reviewing accounts, and ensuring the visitors had everything they needed during their stay.I also instructed the guards to keep an eye on Nerine and anyone else who might cause trouble while the Alpha King’s son was here. The last thing we needed was an unnecessary incident that could embarrass SilverCrest in front of such an important guest.By the time I finished mak