All Chapters of The Alpha Prince Forbidden Mate : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

AdrianEvan stared at me.For a moment, neither of us moved.Then he nodded.“Fine.”Alexander stepped forward.“We all go.”I looked at him.“You're coming?”“Yes.”His voice was firm.“She is my daughter.”There was no hesitation this time.Ethan stepped beside him.“And I'm coming too.”I shook my head.“This isn't a training exercise.”“I know.”“You don't know what we're walking into.”“Neither do you.”I glared at him.Ethan didn't back down.“I've already heard enough to know Lena isn't safe. I'm not staying behind while you go after her.”I looked at Alexander.He gave a small nod.Evan sighed.“So we're really doing this.”Gabriel slipped Daniel's pendant around his neck.“We don't have much choice.”The guardian remained near the center of the temple.He looked toward the damaged seal.“Someone has to stay.”Alexander nodded.“Guard it.”The guardian's eyes moved to me.“And if the Lunar Order tries to return?”“Don't let them near the temple.”He nodded.Then we left.Five

LenaThe words stayed with me long after the doors closed.Your blood will restore the kingdom.I stood in the middle of the corridor, surrounded by Lunar Order guards.My heart was pounding.Not because I believed him.Because I was beginning to understand what they had been building beneath the earth.They weren't simply trying to find the Moon Queen.They were preparing for something.Something they believed my blood could bring back.A kingdom.An ancient kingdom that had disappeared before the packs even existed.And somehow—I was the key.One of the guards grabbed my arm.“Move.”I pulled against him.“Where?”He didn't answer.The leader walked ahead of us.“Take her to the chamber.”My stomach tightened.“What chamber?”He didn't look back.“The royal chamber.”I froze.“Royal?”He continued walking.“The seal is waiting.”I looked at the stone walls.The ancient crescents seemed to follow me as I walked.One after another.Like eyes.Watching.Waiting.---The corridor opene

LenaThe first thing I noticed when we reached Mooncrest was the silence.Not the peaceful kind.The wrong kind.The kind that made every breath feel like a warning.Mooncrest stood beneath the night sky exactly as I remembered it, its tall towers rising above the trees, its windows glowing faintly in the darkness.But something had changed.Maybe it was me.Maybe it was the place.Or maybe it was whatever Gabriel had meant when he said—It followed us.I couldn't stop thinking about those words.They had followed us out.Whatever had been beneath that mountain had somehow crossed the ancient boundary with us.And none of us knew what it was.Adrian walked beside me.He hadn't said much since we left the forest.Neither had I.Evan was being carried between two guards because of his injured leg, though he continued insisting he could walk.“I can walk.”“You've said that six times,” Ethan muttered.“Because nobody is listening.”“Because you're injured.”“That doesn't mean I'm helples

LenaFor three days, I told myself nothing was wrong.That was the lie I chose because the truth was too frightening.After the council ordered Adrian to separate from me, I had expected the exhaustion to catch up with me.We had barely survived the underground territory.Evan was still recovering from his injured leg.The strange energy that had followed us from beneath the ancient ruins had not disappeared.And now the council wanted Adrian to walk away from me as if our bond were something that could simply be cut because they had decided it was inconvenient.There were enough reasons to feel exhausted.So when my body started feeling strange, I blamed everything else.The headaches.The sleepless nights.The sudden chills.The heat beneath my skin.The strange sensitivity in my hearing.I blamed the underground temple.I blamed the council.I blamed fear.I blamed everything except the thing that was actually happening.Because admitting that something inside me was changing meant

LenaI couldn't stop thinking about the wolves.Their howls had faded hours ago, but somehow I could still feel them.Like echoes beneath my skin.Like something had heard me and was waiting for me to understand why.But there was something else I couldn't forget.Alexander's face.He had looked at me as though my howl had dragged something from the past into the present.Something involving my father.I found him alone the following morning.He stood on the balcony outside the study, looking over the territory.The same territory that had fallen silent when the ancient wolves answered me.I stopped several feet away.“Alexander.”He turned.His expression was guarded.“Lena.”“We need to talk.”He studied me for a moment.“About last night?”“Yes.”He sighed.“I knew you would come.”“Then you know why I'm here.”His eyes moved toward the forest.“You heard them.”“I heard the wolves.”“No.”He looked back at me.“You heard more than that.”A chill moved through me.“What does that m