Semua Bab Wild Heart, Untamed Alphas: Bab 151 - Bab 160

~Gemma~ "Rivers, what is this, and what have you dragged my daughter into," my father asked Lucas, and Lucas exhaled. I could see he was gathering momentum for something, and I hoped it wouldn't be something he would regret. "Lord Lawrence, I am in love with your daughter. I asked her to marry me, but she said no. She said I was a social climber, and her family would be unhappy if she associated herself with the likes of me," he said and looked at my father. "I would like you to reconsider your opinion on the matter, sir. I really love Gemma, and I do not plan to take anything from the royals. I am content with where I am. I have no intentions of gaining from this," he said, bracing himself for a punch. "And what of this woman? I know a hurt lover when I see one," Uncle Dominic asked, looking very pissed. "An arranged union by my folks. A union I have rejected time and time again, but they refuse to relent. I never touched her, I never kissed her, we never went on dates, we wer

~Liam~ The day had been hectic, and I would lie if I said I wasn't caught by surprise when the projector played the damning video. I was glad that Noah and Sebastian knew that I would never do anything to sabotage them, or else it would have sowed discord between us. What I didn't understand was why the culprits felt the need to try to cause issues between the East and the North. Whatever it was, they were aiming to create problems between the North and East, and I suspect that something was about to go down. What better way to take down the Alberts and take over the East than to alienate them from their family in the North. To make them enemies with my family and cause issues. The truth was, the Albetrs were both Stepanovs and Volkovs; should there be discord with them, there would be a divide in power, and the stepanovs were most likely to side with them and the Volkovs with the North. We would be back to square one all over again, and all the progress our parents made and we ma

~Sebastien~ Summer woke me up, and honestly, I was tired. We had had a rough night, arresting our ex-friends, and we were yet to start the questioning. I was just hoping for some shut-eye, and even that was taken away from me. I couldn't be mad because it was Summer and I was sure it was for a good reason. I managed to sit up so my vision could be a bit clearer and see her. Her tear-streaked face and puffy eyes said it all. A newfound energy surged through me; Cage was unsettled and worried about our mate. "What is the matter, Butterfly?" I asked, but she couldn't speak. I looked at the clock, and it was seven in the morning. Her tears kept falling, and she handed me her phone. A video was playing. I couldn't believe what I had just witnessed. The video was about my parent's attack and how they had been kidnapped by strange people. The comments on the video also did not sit well with me, and seeing how everything unfolded with that damn video that was played at the hearing yes

~Noah~ Events were unfolding rapidly, and it appeared that this time, we wouldn't receive assistance from the others. Any aid rendered might be perceived as tyranny or, perhaps even worse, as rogue behaviour. The correct course of action would be to apprehend suspects, yet in our situation, they were aware of our innocence, and arresting us would hinder the investigation. It posed a grave dilemma, and I doubted whether we could weather it alone. Nevertheless, we were resolved to persevere until the very end. During our journey home, we were captivated by Uncle David's speech emanating from the radio. "Considering all that has transpired from yesterday until this morning, it's evident that the eastern region is under siege. Rest assured, both the royal family and the authorities are diligently working to unravel this situation," he assured, prompting a question from a reporter. "Will the Albert brothers be apprehended for questioning?" inquired the reporter. "The royal family is n

~Noah~ Once the borders were secured and a perimeter established to protect all our allied territories, I deemed it appropriate to interrogate Denis and his team. I eagerly anticipated addressing them. "I can't believe those arseholes would do this to you," Anthony said, revolted by what they had done. "This is precisely why my cousins are my sole companions," Luis remarked. There was a moment when I might have chuckled at his statement, but now, I realised its gravity and accuracy. If we had confined our dealings to our inner circle, we wouldn't find ourselves exposed in this manner. Brandon told us he had to head to Hayland to prepare his people. He didn't have the required manpower, but the little he could bring was appreciated. I just hoped that the matter would not escalate beyond the way it was, and I prayed that it would miraculously die down. That was the best outcome, but with all the efforts the perpetrators put into it, it seemed unlikely. Entering the questioning r