All Chapters of My Badass Alpha: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

JERRY'S POVHELP NOT NEEDEDAs the laughter of the kids filled the living room, I felt a strange sense of peace. It was easy to get lost in their joy, especially with all the heaviness hanging over the pack.Logan jumped on my back, demanding a piggyback ride, and Lyra raced around us, giggling as she tried to “catch” us both.“Faster, Uncle Jerry!” Logan squealed, his tiny hands gripping my shoulders as I jogged around the room, pretending to gallop like a horse.“You sure you can handle all this energy?” Helen called from the doorway, watching with a smirk. She was trying to act stern, but I could see her softening, especially seeing how much the kids enjoyed themselves.“Piece of cake!” I called back, doing a little spin that had Logan squealing with delight. Lyra laughed so hard she had to sit down, clutching her sides.For a few minutes, the chaos of the outside world didn’t matter. Not the curse, not Gavin’s journey, not even Iris’s anger. It was just us, pretending everything w

IRIS'S POVJUNE'S DEATHI stood there, staring through the glass doors, my heart pounding in my chest as the doctors worked frantically to save June. I had seen her pull through before. She had always been so strong, so resilient. But something felt different this time, something ominous in the way the doctors moved and the tight, anxious expressions on their faces.My mind was spinning. Rhys was out there, lurking in the shadows, threatening everything I had worked to rebuild. And now June—one of the few people I trusted, one of the few who had stood by me through it all—was in there, fighting for her life.A knot twisted in my stomach, pulling tighter with every second that passed."Iris…" Jerry’s voice broke through my thoughts, gentle but firm. I turned slightly to look at him, but I couldn’t find any words. What could I say? That I was losing one more person in this chaotic mess my life had become?Before I could respond, a doctor stepped through the doors, pulling down his mask

IRIS'S POVCAPTURED TRAITORJerry walked beside me in silence, not pushing, not asking questions, just being there. And for that, I was grateful. I didn’t have the energy to explain how much I was hurting, how much I wanted to scream and break down, but there wasn’t time for that. Not yet.As we approached the edge of the pack’s territory, Leon was already there, waiting with a few other pack members. They all looked grim, their eyes filled with the same determination I felt. The loss of June was heavy in the air, but so was the need for action. They understood what needed to be done."I’ve got a team ready to go," Leon said quietly, his voice steady but laced with tension. "We’ll track him down, surround him. Once we have him cornered, we’ll make sure there’s no escape."I nodded, my mind already forming the plan. Rhys thought he could get away with his betrayal, that he could hide in the shadows and avoid facing the consequences. But he was wrong. He had to pay for what he’d done—to

IRIS'S POVURGENT MEET UPJerry tensed at the mention of the curse, his lips pressing into a thin line. "Iris, it’s complicated."Complicated. That’s what people said when they didn’t want to explain something, when they thought the truth would be too much to handle. And I was sick of it.For a moment, I thought he might crack, might tell me where Gavin really was. But instead, Jerry just shook his head, his expression softening slightly. "I’m not lying to you, Iris. Gavin’s trying to make things right, but you need to trust him. He’ll come back when it’s time."I stared at him, frustration and worry building in my chest. I’d pushed Gavin away, but that didn’t mean I wanted him out of my life completely. I needed to know he was okay, especially with everything happening in the pack. I needed to know what was going on, even if I wasn’t ready to face him yet.But Jerry wasn’t going to give me the answers I wanted. Not tonight."Fine," I muttered, stepping back. "But if something happens

IRIS'S POVCLUELESSI walked through the Blue Moon pack house early the next morning, my mind still clouded with exhaustion. The weight of everything happening felt heavier with each step.Today, I was set to meet with Gavin’s mother, and although I wasn’t ready to confront her, the gnawing need for answers pushed me forward.It didn’t sit right with me, the way she had kept Gavin’s curse a secret all these years. I knew she had her reasons, but that didn’t erase the fact that he was out there, dealing with something far bigger than either of us.How could she keep such a secret from her own son, or me, for that matter?As I reached the entrance to her home, the door was already open, and the comforting smell of breakfast filled the air. A faint smile tugged at the corner of my lips. She always had a way of making everything feel warm, even in the midst of chaos.“Iris, dear,” her voice called out from the kitchen, “come in, I’ve prepared some breakfast for us.”I hesitated for a mome