All Chapters of The Alpha's Scar's : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Tension simmered like a brewing storm in the heart of the pack, an insidious shadow cast by Elder Thorne's imprisonment—a wound that would not heal. Caden's reign, once seen as a beacon of strength, was swiftly transforming into a suffocating nightmare, as his iron fist crushed any vestige of dissent. A pack that had always thrived on unity now found itself fragmented, members wandering in uncertainty as if lost without a guiding leader. Loyalty and rebellion danced dangerously in the air, becoming the daily currency of a community in turmoil.Caden’s piercing gaze narrowed, accentuating the deep furrows etched across his forehead. Suspicion glimmered ominously in his eyes as he scanned his loyal followers, one by one. “Who else is against me? Where are all you conspirators?” he snarled, his voice dripping with fury and aggression, injecting palpable fear into the atmosphere of his once-loyal inner circle.He prowled like a caged predator, his frustration and anger radiating in waves

Aria’s attention shifted to her reflection on the wall, her eyes noticing the subtle changed in her body. Her curves seemed bigger and softer, her skin radiant and glowing.This was her first time noticing it, but the signs were undeniable now. She was constantly getting tired, fatigue clung to her like it was part of her, and her senses had already become heightened.“What are these signs I'm noticing? What is happening, why is fatigue kicking in? Could it be stress?” Aria thought to herself trying to find the answers to her questions.Aria tried to trace back to what happened and what could have gone wrong.Her thought drifted back to that fateful night with Caden. The memory was stuck with her like glue. It was as new as a fresh wine still seared in her mind. “Could it be?” Aria was becoming scared of her own thoughts and feelings.Her hands trembled as she tried to reach the small purse which contained the herbal remedy. It was prepared for her by her mum when she was much younge

**Whispers of Uncertainty**Aria's hands instinctively cradled her belly, a gentle reminder of the life growing within her, as she navigated through the ancient forest. The soft rustle of leaves beneath her feet felt like a soothing serenade, a rhythm that accompanied her in the stillness of the woods. The words of the Mongodesses resonated in her thoughts like an enchanting melody, comforting yet unsettling: "You will be taken care of, Aria. You and your child.""I'm still trying to wrap my head around this," Aria pondered, feeling the familiar weight of uncertainty settles on her shoulders like a dark cloak. The towering trees loomed overhead as shadows danced in the fading light. "How will I provide for my child in this unforgiving wilderness? What if I am not enough?" Approaching a sun-dappled clearing, Aria's eyes were drawn to the soft glimmer of a small stream meandering through it. She knelt beside the gurgling water, her reflection rippling on the surface as she cupped her h

**A Change of Heart** Caden sat at his grand oak desk, the flickering candlelight casting dancing shadows on the walls of his dimly lit chamber. The quill in his hand moved feverishly across the aged parchment, each scratch of the nib echoing his turmoil. He had spent countless hours lost in his thoughts, an unwelcome feeling of dread settling deep within him as he considered the nature of his rule—a rule that had once filled him with pride but had since become a source of overwhelming anxiety. With each word he penned, Caden felt as if a heavy burden was slowly being lifted. For the first time, he was confronting not only the reality of his actions but also the deep wounds they had inflicted on his people. "My dear people of the Darkwood Pack," he began, his hand trembling slightly, betraying the weight of the admission he was making. "I write to you today with a heavy heart to confess my profound mistakes. I have ruled with an iron fist, dismissing the valuable counsel of the

**Reconciliation**Caden stood hesitantly outside his parents' den, his heart pounding in his chest as anxiety washed over him like a cold wave. It had been months since he had last seen them, a period that felt more like a lifetime, especially since he had taken on the mantle of leadership, ruling with an iron fist that had sown discord among those he loved. He could still feel the weight of all his decisions pressing down on him, each one a reminder of how far he had strayed from his true self.Taking a deep, steadying breath to quell his racing thoughts, Caden pushed open the heavy wooden door. The familiar scent of cedar and leather enveloped him, alongside an air thick with unspoken emotions. His parents, the former alpha, and Luna, sat side by side, their expressions a complex tapestry of sadness, concern, and a flicker of hope. His mother, with her warm, nurturing voice, broke the silence. “Caden,” she said softly, her eyes glistening with unshed tears. “We've missed you.”A r