All Chapters of Alpha's Mission: Bound by Fate: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Akira’s POVI rushed to place the last flat plate of food in the basket, mentally calculating how many women had eaten and how many more still needed to be fed.My brain stormed, trying to figure out how much food I’d need to go back and get from the kitchen for the remaining women. This routine had been the same for three days now—checking up on them, making sure everything was going as planned, and trying to help them feel comfortable in their new home.When I looked at these women, I couldn’t help but feel a deep sadness. I knew they had suffered—they had been imprisoned in Alpha Jackson’s dungeon, experiencing horrors that I couldn’t even imagine.Some of the women were starting to recover, especially those who had been taken here from Hunter’s home. They were familiar with the place, and they knew Hunter would protect them. But the ones who were new to this environment—they were struggling.I could see it in their eyes.Many of them flinched at the slightest noise—whether it was

Jackson’s POVI stood in front of the older alphas, my heart thumping with frustration. I looked at their faces, trying to gauge their reactions as I laid out my plan. They were all seated around the long, high table, their eyes fixated on me. Some had expressions of deep thought, others looked hesitant. But I could tell—I was getting through to them. Slowly but surely, they were buying into my plan, and I needed them to. Hunter had to be destroyed. That monster had taken everything from me, and I needed their help to finally bring him down.I clenched my fists, trying to suppress the rising anger within me. "If we don’t take him down now, he will come after each and every one of us until there’s nothing left!" I barked, letting my voice echo through the room. "Just look at what he did to Sebastian. Skinned him alive in his own home. Bold enough to end him right where he lived! Are we going to keep living in fear of a fellow alpha? A young one at that?"The room fell silent as I scan

Seth’s POV The estate felt colder tonight, or maybe it was just the weight of the task ahead pressing on my chest. Hunter had always expected loyalty from me, but tonight, I could feel the edges of doubt creeping into my thoughts. I couldn’t afford hesitation. Not now. Not when everything was on the line. The double agent had to be dealt with before Jackson made his move. Hunter had given me a simple task: find the traitor, and eliminate him quietly. I wasn’t blind. I knew that even the smallest mistake could unravel everything we’d worked for, so I was meticulous. I followed the usual routes— checked in with the informants I trusted, observed the pack’s movements— but something felt off. There was a flicker of something different, something I couldn’t quite place. My instincts itched at the back of my mind, telling me there was more going on beneath the surface. The first clue came when I noticed Aric’s nervous behavior. Normally, he was sharp, confident, but lately, his mov

Hunter’s POVThat same evening, the evening air felt thick with tension as I stood by the window, staring out into the fading light. Akira had vanished into the shadows not long ago, heading off to confront Jackson. I had did as my instincts had told me and tried to stop her, but she was as stubborn as the day was long. She had insisted she’d be fine, and I had to trust her. Still, the worry gnawed at me.I couldn’t shake the uneasy feeling that something wasn’t right.Behind me, I heard footsteps entering the living room. I didn’t need to turn around to know who it was. Seth had always moved with a deliberate stride, and he didn’t bother hiding his presence.“That was a quick meeting,” Seth said, coming to stand beside me. His voice was casual, but I knew him too well. He was fishing for answers.“Yeah,” I replied without turning to look at him. My focus remained fixed on the direction Akira had gone. The shadows stretched longer across the compound, and with each passing moment, my

August’s POVTaking a deep breath, I forced a neutral expression onto my face and opened the door. “Seth,” I said, feigning surprise. “Didn’t expect to see you here. What brings you by?”He didn’t answer immediately, his sharp eyes scanning me from head to toe. “Can I come in?” he finally asked, his tone unreadable.I hesitated for a fraction of a second before stepping aside to let him in. “Sure. Make yourself at home,” I said, trying to keep my voice casual.Seth walked in, his movements slow and deliberate, like a predator stalking its prey, his tall frame casting a shadow across my dimly lit living room. My heart raced, pounding in my chest like a trapped bird, but I forced myself to stay calm. I plastered a neutral expression on my face, hoping it would mask the sheer panic bubbling beneath the surface.Inside, my mind was racing. What was he doing here? Had Akira told him what she saw? Did he suspect me? Did he know? Had Akira seen more than I thought?He didn’t sit down, he ju