Vengeance on the Cruel Alpha King

Wrapping up, Camila stood from her black leather chair and focused her gaze on the window that overlooked the dense mountains present on the eastern side of the city, while a tired sigh escaped her lips. "The sun's set," she murmured, mesmerized by its beauty. Orange rays had shone over all of the world, swallowing everyone with their faint glow, which contained no scorching effect."His Majesty said you should take your time." Ariana, Camila's personal assistant, walked through the door with a broad smile plastered on her face."Mmh," she nodded, whacking the files on the table to re-arrange them. A month had passed since they came back to the city to avenge their foes, but issues were still ongoing. After sitting for a while, she and Ash came to the conclusion that they should let all alphas take care of their packs but would respond to them every month considering how the packs' were fairing.Although the packs were still named the way they were in the past, they were now merged in

Karina and Ash's mother, Sabrina, walked into the dark forest with black hoods over their heads, making it difficult to be seen. After a long walk, they came in front of a huge cave illuminating with a red glow from the inside and stopped.They stripped the hoodies off their heads and ducked a little to get inside the glowing cave. A frail-looking lady with long white hair with silver streaks and long nails sat in the middle of the cave, a round stone shining with magic sitting on her palm."You failed! Both of you failed!" She yelled, her hoarse voice making anyone think that she had swallowed a frog with some stones."Mother Orphra," they said, bowing slightly, their hands trembling with fear and their legs wobbling."You failed!" Mother Ophra screeched like a monstrous bird, her long nails raised as if to scratch them."We are sorry, Mother Ophra," Karina mumbled in an apology. "We tried our best, Mother Ophra. We…"She was cut off. "Is this what you call the best, huh? Go! Go back

Karina opened the mansion door, wincing at the biting cold wind that hit her face. She pulled the Marvin over her head to cover her ears and then pinched the black scarf around her neck to tighten it up. With quicker, suspicious steps, she walked to the main gate, where she asked the guard on duty to go back to her room and pick up her car keys, but the moment the guard turned his back on her, she practically sprinted out of the gates while looking at her surroundings to see if anyone had seen her."Jesus!" She screamed, startled by a figure standing behind her who had tapped her shoulder. "You? What are you doing here?" She scratched the back of her head while faking laughter."What am I doing here?" The person was confused. "Mother, are you sure you are okay? You have been looking around for the past minute as if you are afraid someone is following you. Is someone stalking you? Should I call dad?" It was Lakisha who cupped her mother's cheek and rubbed her chin gently, staring consp

The doctor quickly hurried to the garage with the other two male nurses, dragging a stretcher with them. Ash was carried and laid on it as they rushed back into the hospital, where he was hospitalized immediately and put on a drip. The medical team wasted no time in assessing Ash's condition and initiating the necessary treatment. With a sense of urgency, they closely monitored his vital signs and administered appropriate medications to stabilize him. Twenty minutes later, he woke up. Confused and disoriented, Ash looked around the hospital room, trying to piece together what had happened. He saw his father standing beside him who after seeing he was awake approached him with a reassuring smile."You okay?" He asked while rushing to him ."You gave us quite a scare," his father said, relief evident in his voice. Ash nodded, still trying to process everything that had transpired. The doctor stood nearby, ready to provide any necessary explanations or further medical attention. Beta Gri

Alpha Camerron and his daughter Lakisha spent the previous night anxiously waiting for any signs of improvement in Karina's condition. The next day, as Lakisha prepared to go to her parents room, her heart filled with hope and anticipation, praying that her mother would finally wake up and be back to her lively self again. She grabbed her ringing clock from the bedside table and turned it off. She closed her eyes, rubbed her face, and took a deep breath, trying to calm her racing thoughts.She stayed up late the previous night trying to figure out what could have led to her mother's signs of depression.After scratching her head, groaning, and tossing in bed for as long as she could feel like burying her face in the pillow and crying herself to sleep, she came to the conclusion that her mother's condition might be related to Larrisa's imprisonment.She knew that the road to recovery would be long and uncertain because she had already traveled it, but she was determined to stay strong