All Chapters of My Badass Alpha: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

GAVIN'S POVAFTER IRISI had ran after Iris and I watched Iris drive away, her car speeding down the long driveway like she couldn’t get away fast enough. My heart pounded in my chest, and I stood there, rooted to the spot, helpless.The weight of everything came crashing down on me, her anger, her hurt, and the look of betrayal in her eyes. I couldn’t stop her, couldn’t even explain. She didn’t give me the chance. And I hated it. I hated how much I had failed her.But there was one person I could confront. One person who caused this whole mess. My blood was boiling as I turned around and marched back into the house, my jaw clenched so tight it hurt.Ciara. She had done this. She had destroyed any chance I had in getting back with Iris, all because she was a jealous and manipulative freak.As I approached the guest room where she had stayed, my steps were heavy, each one fueled by the anger rising inside me.I threw open the door without knocking, and there she was, sitting on the edg

IRIS'S POVWHO'S THE MASTERMIND MR GREEN?After Gavin left the house, a wave of exhaustion hit me, followed by a deep, gnawing sadness. The kind of sadness that settles in your bones and refuses to leave, no matter how much you try to shake it off.I sat down heavily on the couch, staring blankly at the door he had just walked out of. My heart was in pieces. Why was this happening? How did it come to this?Helen sat down beside me, her eyes filled with concern. I knew she wanted to say something, but for a long moment, neither of us spoke.I was too lost in my own thoughts, my mind replaying everything that had happened at Gavin’s mansion. Ciara’s smug face, her towel-clad body in his house, our home.The betrayal I felt when I saw her there, standing like she had every right to be. It was a wound I wasn’t sure I could heal from.Finally, Helen broke the silence. “Iris, what happened back there?” she asked gently. “You said you saw Ciara in Gavin’s house. Can you tell me what happened

GAVIN'S POVTHERE'S A STRONGER SOURCEI sat there, the weight of the room pressing down on me, I tried to take in everything my father had said. We’d been chasing solutions to this curse for years, but none of them had come close to working.Now, they were talking about a lead, something more tangible than vague legends or half-baked rituals. And it didn’t involve going back to the witch who cursed me in the first place, that was a relief.“There’s a stronger witch,” my father continued, his voice measured but intense. “One with the power to break curses like this. She’s from the Crescent Circle, one of the most ancient and powerful covens in the land.”I raised an eyebrow, not sure I’d heard him right. “The Crescent Circle? I thought they didn’t involve themselves with pack affairs anymore. They’ve stayed out of our world for generations.”Walter, one of the pack’s elders, nodded. “That’s true. But desperate times call for desperate measures, Gavin. This witch has the knowledge and t

IRIS'S POVPLANS TO CAPTURE RHYSI stood by the window of my study, watching as the kids played with their Nanny. The Green estate was quiet tonight, but my thoughts were anything but. After Gavin left, a sense of hollow emptiness settled in my chest.I hadn’t let him see the cracks in my armour, hadn’t let him know how much it hurt to push him away. But every time I replayed the scene of Ciara standing in his house, my heart clenched tighter.The betrayal burned through me like a slow fire, even if I had no proof of what really happened between them.Helen’s words echoed in my mind, telling me that Ciara was a jealous freak, a troublemaker who wanted to tear Gavin and me apart.I wanted to believe her, wanted to think that this was all just Ciara’s scheme, but my trust in Gavin was shattered, and I wasn’t sure it could ever be repaired.I reached for the whiskey bottle on the desk, ignoring Helen’s earlier protest that it was too early to drink. The burn of the alcohol was a welcome

JERRY'S POVFOLLOWING ORDERSI stuffed the last of my things into a small duffel bag, glancing around my place one final time. Gavin's orders were clear, watch over Iris and the kids while he was off on his journey.Easier said than done. Iris wasn’t exactly going to welcome me with open arms, not with everything that was going on between her and Gavin. But orders were orders, and someone had to keep an eye on things while the big guy was off chasing curses.I hopped into the car and headed straight for the Blue Moon pack. The drive was quiet, just the hum of the engine and my own thoughts keeping me company. I couldn’t help but think about Gavin. He was going through hell right now, no doubt about it. But deep down, I knew he’d pull through. He always did.When I finally pulled up to the Blue Moon pack’s main grounds, the place looked as lively as it ever was, despite the dark cloud hanging over the pack.I parked and walked up to the house where I knew Helen would be watching the ki