The Rouge ls a Female Alpha (Zephyrine) novel Chapter 135

Chapter 135

Nyroth

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The carriage stopped in my pack, yet again I found no peace. Not once. It began to dawn on me how much it hurt. Agonizing, even, to see her happy in another man’s arms.

I sat still in that seat, recalling the first time I stepped into the Lycan Kingdom. Apex had stared at Zeph without blinking. That day, I was mad. Now I understand the reason behind that anger. It was jealousy.

I sighed heavily, wondering how to gain her attention now. She would not talk to me and… gods… that unsettling king never left me a chance at all.

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“Brother?! Brother!!” Olivia’s panic call dragged me back to reality. I stepped out of the carriage just as she rushed toward me, breathless..

My eyes shifted from her face to where she had run from.

“You went out?” I asked, moving my gaze from the gate back to her.

“Mother. You have to stop her,” she gasped once she caught her breath.

I raised a brow, confused.

“How do you mean? Is Mother not inside?” I asked angrily, but she shook her head frantically.

“She went to Blackbridge Pack. She swore to make Kaela regret ever using you and lying to you.”

I froze instantly at those words. I stiffened. Kaela. Blackbridge Pack. Oh no.

“Get inside. I will be back,” I commanded my sister before rushing toward Blackbridge Pack.

I knew who they were, the Yadevs, and I knew what they could do. Only days ago, we had spoken of ruining the Ashmere reputation, believing them powerless since they shut their gates for five years. But those plans were canceled. The pack we thought Alphaless wasn’t weak after all.

I arrived in no time, just to hear my mother’s voice yelling.

I froze at my feet, then arrived.

turned slowly toward the courtyard. Kaela’s carriage was already there. She had

Hastily, I entered the hall, pushing open the doors to the wide living room just as my mother glared daggers at Kaela. My mother was seething, as usual, while Kaela stood defiant. Alpha Yadev was present, with his guards and men surrounding him.

“You harlot. You made him lose everything. You will pay for that,” my mother spat furiously, but Kaela only smirked.

“Your son is nothing but a fool. I owe him nothing. Did he not tell you I gave him my body too?”

My mother stepped closer, shaking with rage.

“If you had not lied about saving him, he would never have fallen for trash like you. You never know what it

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