All Chapters of Entangled with my Alpha bully : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

MOM? He didn't see the image, but the emotion weighed heavily on him. Fear. His grip tightened instinctively. “Stay connected,” the teacher continued. “Push past the discomfort.” Kai’s jaw clenched. Now he felt more, not just fear. Pain. It wasn’t his; he felt her pain and fear. Aria’s breathing became uneven. This wasn’t right. This wasn’t just an exercise. “Kai…” she whispered, her voice barely audible. “I feel it too,” he murmured back, eyes still shut. The connection deepened. It was too fast and sudden. Her thoughts were scattered, it was heavy and it pressed against him. ‘Fiona… something is wrong… she’s getting worse…’ Kai’s chest tightened. “Focus!” the teacher’s voice cut through, but it felt distant now. Aria’s fingers dug into his. And then– another flash. This time it came stronger. A cold presence that was watching. And an eerie feeling following it. Aria gasped sharply, her eyes snapping open. “Kai—!” He yanked his hand away

MINE She spoke with a smiley face. For some reason, she had been flashing smiles to Aria and it was strange. Aria swallowed hard as the woman claimed her in front of the audience present. “You do know that her mother is here in this pack, receiving treatment?” Elder Syria asked, her tone filled with criticism and concern. She must have thought that Aria was playing sick games. “You heard my mom. She said Aria is my sister. My long lost sister. Why do you doubt her?” Ryan blurted, he seemed pissed by the way the elders criticized her and doubted her words. “Fine.” Syria replied. “We have no choice but to bring the current mother in question and have her confirm your claims.” Brannik replied with a sigh. The others murmured but Aria’s gaze remained on Estrella's face. She wore a deep frown on her face. It was so palpable it could consume Aria if it was fire. “She's.. My mother is unwell.” Aria whispered. “I think the English you wanted to use is, ‘she was unwell’ beca

Reasons “Mom, is that true? You've been threatening her? You had the chance to move about the place threatening the woman who helped you raise your child but you didn't think to stop by the house to check on your children for once?” Ryan sounded hurt and broken. “I made some stops around you and you felt it. You know it's true.” She replied to Ryan and turned to Fiona. “You knew I was angry. You took my child without my permission and refused to give her back. You refused to tell her about her true mother. You were trying to erase me from my child's life and I couldn't take that.” Again, her voice remained calm. It was the same notch it had been since she started speaking that day. Despite the different words that had been thrown at her, she managed to keep her voice calm and controlled. Aeia admired that about the woman even though she had destroyed their home. “I will rebuild another house, a bigger one even. As a way for me to thank you for acknowledging that she is my ch

Threats Carried Out The duo were led out of the room to the Hall like they had committed some kind of crime. “At least let us walk on our own—” Fiona hissed at the guard who was constantly nudging at them. “Stop treating us like we stole something!” She exclaimed when he pushed them to the front even harder. “Aren't you criminals? You want to cause a dispute in the pack.” He barked. Fiona looked ready to spit at him. “Mom.” Aria whispered quickly, lightly grabbing her wrist before things escalated further. “Just leave them.” Fiona scoffed under her breath but stopped arguing. The heavy doors of the Hall were pushed open and the moment Aria stepped inside, her stomach twisted violently. The atmosphere was suffocating. Almost everyone from the previous gathering was there again. The elders sat in their usual places with expressions too serious to bring comfort. Elder Thessia sat upright with her sharp eyes fixed ahead while Syria whispered something quietly to Brannik besid

Command The Hall was rid of Aria, her mother and Fiona who refused to leave Aria or stop telling the guards to leave her daughter alone that she's done nothing wrong. She'd shouted and asked them to properly ask questions and make their research before dragging an innocent child to lock her up. The hall was still filled with a few people even after the elders walked away. Estrella was there with Kira. Kai and Ryan was there with his father. His father was still smiling, looking at the exit door his ex-wife had just been dragged away through when Ryan spoke or rather shouted. “So this was it?” He asked, the man turned at the sound of Ryan's voice. His smirk doomed a little. “This was what you wanted to do when you told me you were going to stop this from happening?” Ryan asked, his voice filled with hurt, anger and confusion. Why would his father want to do something like this? Why was he bent on making sure his children suffered and never got to feel what it was like tol