All Chapters of The Alpha's Dilemma: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

No one could grasp the reason behind Valtor's sudden descent into brutality. With a fierce grip, he seized Zara's arm, his anger boiling over. "You really don't want to know the wrath you'll face if you defy me, Zara," he snarled. "Apologize now and marry the suitor I choose for you." Zara stood unwavering, her response unapologetic and fearless. "I'd rather die than marry a lunatic like yourself." Valtor's laughter echoed through the room, a chilling, manic sound. "Your wish is my command, Lady Zara." With a sinister smile, he signaled to a nearby guard. "Take her to the cell." As the guards dragged Zara away, she locked eyes with the family, their horrified gazes a reflection of the chaos unfolding. Valeria knew she had to act swiftly, for the happiness of her loved ones hung in the balance. "Have you lost all reason, Valtor?" Annie demanded, her voice echoing through the hall as she watched the guards disappear with Zara. "Release her this instant! I am the Alpha, and m

Early Saturday morning, Nancy's cheerful voice pierced through the silence, rousing her sisters from their slumber. "Rise and shine, girls! We need to get ready for a shopping spree! We're going to find Sophia the perfect outfit to celebrate her new job!" But her enthusiasm was met with groans and protests. The sisters felt like they'd been hit by a truck, their bodies aching from the late-night celebration. After tucking the girls in bed, they had let loose, enjoying each other's company and reveling in Sophia's success. The drinks had flowed, and the laughter had echoed into the early hours of the morning. Now, as they slowly opened their eyes, the harsh light of day revealed the aftermath of their merriment. Daphne's hair was a tangled mess, her makeup was smudged, and Fiona's pillowcase was stained with last night's mascara. They all felt like they'd been put through a wringer. "Can't it wait?" Daphne pleaded, her voice husky with sleep. "Just a few more hours, please?"

The next morning, Sophia's routine kicked into high gear. She hastily prepared herself for another day at the office while simultaneously getting her kids ready for school. Her sisters, who had slept over time bid her farewell as she ushered the children out the door. After dropping them off at school, Sophia continued on to work, the morning sunlight casting a warm glow over the bustling streets. Sophia arrived at the office and promptly made her way to the boss's sanctum, her tasks clear in her mind. She efficiently tidied up the space, organized the documents for the impending meeting, and attended to various other duties outlined in the trusty guidebook. However, her gaze fell upon a noticeable absence on the desk - the boss's coffee. Her heart skipped a beat as she recalled the handbook's emphasis on his punctuality and love for a perfectly brewed cup. With seconds to spare, Sophia hastened to prepare the coffee, her hands moving with a sense of purpose as she raced against the

After a grueling week of tireless effort, the weekend's arrival was a welcome respite for Sophia. She had poured her heart and soul into her work, and the promise of two blissful days of relaxation was all she needed to recharge. As the day drew to a close, Sophia packed up her belongings and headed home, anticipation building with each passing minute. The familiar sights and sounds of her neighborhood brought a sense of comfort, and she quickened her pace, eager to reunite with her loved ones. Upon entering her cozy home, Sophia was greeted by the warm smiles of her sisters, who had gathered in the living room. Their excited chatter and laughter filled the air, creating an infectious atmosphere of joy. "Sophia's back!" Nancy exclaimed, leaping from the couch to envelop her in a tight hug. "I've missed you so much!" her other sister, Daphne, chimed in, joining the embrace. Sophia's exhaustion melted away as she basked in the love and affection of her family. She took a deep

The following morning, early dawn broke, and the group stirred to life. They quickly got ready, and soon, the sound of footsteps and murmured conversations filled the air. After a swift breakfast, they set off, eager to tackle the day's agenda. As they entered the hall, the group dispersed to their seats. Aiden caught Sophia's gaze, his expression stern. "No drama, please. I'm asking you." He walked away, leaving Sophia to navigate the crowded room. As she made her way to her seat, she collided with someone. Aiden, watching from his seat, shook his head, muttering under his breath, "Why am I not surprised?" Sophia, still reeling from the collision, smiled warmly at the familiar face. "Alex?" Alex beamed,"Sophia " He called out embracing Her. "What a pleasant surprise!" "Indeed" she replied smiling. Sophia's curiosity then got the better of her. "What are you doing here? This isn't your line of work." Alex chuckled. "Actually, my father isn't fully recovered, so I'm filli