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"So, before they increase in population, deceiving people and also brainwashing my citizens to start a war against me, I had to fish them out and do what has to be done." I looked at him, trying to see some signs of deceit or lies, but there were none. All I could see was the truth, which made me even more confused. Was it possible that the alpha was telling the truth, and that Ryder had indeed been a traitor? Or was the alpha just a skilled manipulator, able to make me believe whatever he wanted? I couldn't shake the feeling that there was more to the story than what the alpha was letting on. I stared at the alpha, searching for any sign of deception or manipulation. But as I looked into hi

“Alpha, I tried to do something, but she threatened me with my wife and kids. She had men at my house, and they were going to attack them if I did nothing. That’s why I had to do that, Alpha.” “That’s why you decided to deceive me?” “It was never my intention.” “Why didn’t you say anything to me?” “She won’t let me off, Alpha. I was never going to lie to you, I never wanted to do that. Alpha, please.” He placed his head on the ground. “Please have mercy on me.” I breathed out deeply and placed my hand on the table. “How long were you going to keep deceiving me? Forever? You had no plan to tell me about this whole scheme.” I pointed a finger at him. “You wouldn’t have said a word!”

Everyone was crying, telling how the Princess's warm smile would never be seen again inside the palace until we saw the alpha coughing blood before he passed out. "The Alpha has been poisoned! Someone poisoned him!" A loud voice roared through the palace. The people were starting to gossip and everyone was afraid of what might happen. "It must be the wine! Who served him the wine?" A voice in the middle of the crowd shouted while I was slowly escaping, hiding behind the people so no one can see me as I leave. I immediately ran fast. The alpha knows I gave him that wine. He knows I'm the one who poisoned him and I need to get away from here fast before they catch me!

pped his robe tightly and almost tore it apart. "My Alpha, please do not hurt me." I cried. "Hurt you?" I was thrown to the ground like a piece of paper by him. "Avoid being discouraged. Only those who are qualified can receive mercy from the Alpha because of his compassion." Then he said, I resisted the urge to become absorbed in his serene speech. My entrance into his Den of No Return was merely a ruse. No soothsayer was necessary for me to conclude that his anger had reached an unmanageable level. Under his influence, I gave in and admitted, "I had an encounter with my late father in the dream." I was determined to carry out the risk. "What are you?" Nathan punched me in the face, and it

Or another layer of deception? I didn’t reply through the link. I simply turned and ran, every muscle coiled, wolf snarling beneath my skin. The compound was already sealing shut around us, guards moving into position at my silent command. Whatever game was being played here—poison, lies, imposters—it ended tonight. And if Harper thought she could outrun the truth any longer, she was about to learn exactly how far an Alpha’s patience stretched when his territory and his people were threatened. The south wing exit loomed ahead. I could already hear the low murmur of guards, the shuffle of someone struggling. My jaw tightened. Time to find out which Harper was real… and which one was about to

my voice murmured, dropping into a low, defeated register. My intellect recognized instantly that her tracking had unraveled the strategic deception in its entirety. My muscles offered zero physical resistance against her leverage, my eyes lifting to lock onto her gaze with absolute sincerity before my lids dropped, a low mumble escaping my teeth. “The fabrication was deployed exclusively because my inner wolf extracted an immense joy from your presence, desiring nothing short of extending your cycle within my perimeter…” My frame was still clad exclusively in my resting skins. My hair drifted in a highly disheveled, uncombed mass across my brow, a presentation that painted my dominant alpha

“Sera… this isn’t what you think. I was protecting…” “Protecting?” I cut in, my tone sharp. “You call this protecting? You call burying the truth protecting? You call hurting people protecting? You call hiding the hybrid bloodline protecting? You call it all protecting?” He opened his mouth, but nothing came out. The guards beside him shifted, but they didn’t move closer. Good. They knew better than to crowd an Alpha who was already finished.

I went completely still, my chest tightening. "He pushes back against it constantly," I countered, thinking of his cold commands. "He resents my presence. He refuses to be a puppet to his father's design." "Resenting a trap is not the same as severing a line," Cora stated precisely. "He has expressed fury toward his father's manipulation, yes. But he has not yet invoked pack law to formally, irrevocably reject you before witnesses. There is a vast legal distinction under our code between an Alpha fighting an engineered arrangement and an Alpha legally breaking a fated bond. Alexander's current behavior constitutes the former."

“A female Alpha…” Beck ignores her and gives me a cold gaze. “The man who found and brought his long-lost daughter back. Were you really trying to come back is the question.” “I’m here, aren’t I? Do you really think I would’ve been caught that easily if I didn’t want to be here?” I feel so stupid for saying this because that’s exactly what happened. “And I don’t care what you think. Alpha Warrick believes me.” “He might not see it, but I can see straight through your deception.”

“Yes, I do and I’m ready to face the consequences for my actions. Just leave Aria out of this. I’m the one who talked her into doing this.” The elder opened his mouth to speak, but another voice interrupted him before he could. "Then the accusation collapses." Every head turned in the direction the voice came from. It was Alpha Lucas who had spoken again. “Are you trying to tackle this again, Alpha Lucas?” The elder frowned, letting out a sigh. Alpha Lucas nodded. “Explain yourself.” Alpha Luas stepped forward. "Article Twelve concerns deception and as everyone knows, deception requires a victim. If Alpha heir Lucian knowingly made the claim himself, then Lady Aria did not deceive him."