All Chapters of A Breeder For The Hybrid King: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

KATHERINE I had lied to Derek before. Little white lies, mostly. Harmless, or so I told myself. But this time felt different. Maybe it was because I could still feel his gaze on me as I left the house, or maybe it was because I was starting to question myself. Either way, when I told him that Eva didn’t know much about what to buy in the market and that I’d accompany her, I knew it wasn’t entirely true. Eva was perfectly capable of running errands without me tagging along. Still, I had needed an excuse to get out. To clear my head. And following Eva had seemed like the perfect opportunity.The market was busy as usual, the air filled with the scent of fresh produce, baked bread, and the low hum of chatter. I stayed a few steps behind Eva, my mind wandering as I watched her navigate the crowded streets. For a moment, I found myself thinking about the conversation George and I had earlier. About taking risks and being honest with myself. Was I really being honest with anyone? With De

KATHERINE The next morning, I woke early, the guilt from the previous day on me so I didn't sleep much, as I have been thinking about George and how careless I’d been. Even after Derek’s reassurance, needed to see George, to make sure he was okay.I slipped out of bed and made my way through the quiet hallways of the pack house, my footsteps barely making a sound on the cold floor. The pack was still mostly asleep, and the early morning air was crisp as it flowed through the open windows. As I wanted to go to the infirmary, where George had been resting, I heard something strange—the clinking of dishes from the dining room.It was odd. Derek rarely ate this early, and most of the pack was still fast asleep. Curiosity got the better of me, and instead of continuing to the infirmary, I turned toward the dining room. The sound of muffled voices reached my ears as I got closer, and a strange feeling settled in my stomach. I wasn’t sure why, but something about the situation felt off.P

KATHERINE As I lay in bed, the shadows of uncertainty flickering around me, I couldn’t shake the image of Seline with one of the triplets from my mind. It felt like a betrayal that cut deeper than I’d anticipated, and I needed to confront it. The very thought of facing Derek filled me with a mix of dread and determination. I had to be strong, not just for myself, but for the child growing inside me.The next morning, I woke up with a new resolve. I needed answers. I quietly got up, careful not to disturb Derek, who was still asleep. I slipped on a loose dress, one that offered comfort rather than constriction. As I brushed my hair, I took a deep breath, steadying my nerves. I could feel the tension coiling within me, but I knew I had to face this head-on.After preparing myself mentally, I headed down to the kitchen. The sun streamed through the windows, illuminating the space and offering a sense of warmth and normalcy. But as I entered, my heart sank. The triplets were already ther

KATHERINEI kept my face neutral as if nothing happened as I sent Xavier off and walked back inside. But I didn’t expect to meet with king Derek on my way. “Who was it?” He asked me. I realized that instant he must have been watching. Did he see his face? My mouth suddenly became heavy. What if he knows whom he is already and anything I say might contradict what he saw? “Who?” I questioned and he glared at me. Dumb of me to answer his question with one of my own. “Okay, the person at the gate?” I mumbled to no one but myself before sighing, “It was Xavier. I remember telling you I saw him around.” I expected him to become more angry and make walk past me and abandon me on the spot but instead he began to move close toward me, not stopping until he’s had me backing the wall. “D-did he hurt you?” He hesitated at first before rasping, his eyes looking deadly serious as both of his arms locked me in. “No, he didn’t.” I replied almost immediately. He couldn’t. A gate was seperating

KATHERINENext morning when the door opened, I thought that finally, help had come but when I saw the face of someone unexpected, I was overwhelmed by shock. "YOU!" I exclaimed, my eyes squinting to make sure I was seeing her well. Eva is here. How? How was she able to make it in here?I had expected king Derek to send one of his men, not Eva. Could it be that he knows about her ability? Like the exact her she showed me when she helped to help rid of a bugging man when tried picking a fight with me the last time I followed Eva to the market? If not that, then I'm not sure what's going on. I don't know when a laugh spilled out from my mouth. Not like I have a choice. She's here to get me out of here. "Yes, it's me." She replied and I expected her to leave the door open until she jammed it close and began to approach me. "I thought he was going to come himself but anyhow, at least, you're here. Untie me, please...""Untie?" Her face blackened like she has no idea what I'm saying.