All Chapters of Alpha Daddy, My Se(X)cret Desire: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

AUTHOR'S POVThe meeting room was empty. The elders and directors had left, leaving Gabriel alone with his thoughts. He stood near the window, staring at the city of Seattle sprawling below him, but his eyes weren't really seeing the view.In his hand, he held a worn out photograph.The photo was tattered, its edges torn, and there was a crease in the middle, but the faces in it were still clear. Sera, Lucas, Ethan, Noah. The same photo he had kept in his shirt pocket for years in prison. The same photo that kept him going when everything felt dark.He stared at Sera's face. Her smile, her bright eyes, her curly black hair.He stared at Lucas, Ethan, and Noah. Three boys who grew up without him. Three boys who might not remember his face. Three boys who might have already assumed he was dead.Where were they now?He didn't know. After he was shot and taken away, Sera and his children disappeared. Marcus said they left, but didn't say where. For years, Gabriel tried to find them throug

AUTHOR'S POVThe pack hospital was on the outskirts of Seattle, hidden behind thick pine trees. A white building with large windows facing the forest. A place where werewolves were treated, where wounds that couldn't be healed by human medicine were treated with ancient methods.Gabriel ran inside, carrying Noah who was still unconscious. Nurses rushed over, helping lay Noah on a stretcher, taking him to the operating room. Gabriel wanted to follow, but his hand was stopped."Wait here, sir. We'll do our best.""I need to...""Wait."Gabriel had no choice. He collapsed into a chair in the hallway, his head down, his hands trembling. Blood was still flowing from his wounds, but he felt nothing. All he felt was fear. Fear that his son wouldn't survive. Fear that he would lose Noah before he ever got to know him.Lilith arrived ten minutes later. She ran in, her face pale."What happened?""Noah came. He tried to help me, but Marcus..."He couldn't finish his sentence.Lilith sat beside

AUTHOR'S POVDays passed, and life slowly returned to normal. Noah had fully recovered, his wound only leaving a thin scar on his chest, a reminder of the battle that almost cost him his life.Lucas and Ethan were enjoying their new universities in Seattle, quickly adapting to life in America.And Sera, Sera was finally smiling. The smile that had been lost for thirteen years had now returned, brighter than ever.But there was one thing still hanging in the air. Something Gabriel never talked about, but everyone knew it was there.The pack needed an Alpha.Since Marcus's death, the leadership vacuum had created instability. The pack that was once strong and disciplined was now adrift, losing direction. Some wolves were starting to question authority, some were starting to rebel. And although everyone knew Gabriel was the rightful Alpha, he hadn't officially taken his position. He wasn't ready.Sera noticed the restlessness. She saw it in Gabriel's eyes every night, when her husband sa

AUTHOR'S POVThat night, after the dinner banquet was over and all the guests had gone home, the house on the edge of the forest fell silent again. The children were asleep in their rooms. Noah with a book still open on his chest, Lucas and Ethan wrestling in their sleep like usual. The large house was only lit by dim lamps and the dying fire in the fireplace.Gabriel stood in the living room, loosening his tie with a weary motion. The day had been long. The inauguration, the meeting with the elders, the exhausting dinner banquet. But there was satisfaction in his chest, a warm pride that everything had finally gone well.He stared at the crackling fire, his mind drifting to the past. Thirteen years ago, he stood in the same place. No, in a different house, in a different country, and decided to leave. Leaving everything behind. Leaving Sera. Leaving Noah, who was still a baby. He thought it was the right decision, the only way to protect them.But now, looking back, he realized how f

AUTHOR'S POVGabriel's office on the 47th floor of Bloodfang Corporation felt complete that day. Not because of new furniture or luxurious decorations, but because of the warmth that had been missing from this room for thirteen years. Behind the gleaming polished mahogany desk, Gabriel sat with his white shirt sleeves rolled up, reading through documents that had piled up after being left for so long. Outside the window, the city of Seattle sprawled beneath a bright blue sky.The door opened without a knock.Gabriel looked up. Sera stood in the doorway, carrying a large picnic basket in her hands. Her hair was tied back, her face slightly flushed from the cold air outside, and her eyes sparkled."What's this?" Gabriel asked."You forgot lunch. I sent you three messages, but you didn't reply."He checked his phone. Three unread messages. "Sorry, I was too busy.""So I decided to come myself. I brought lunch.""Lunch?" Gabriel examined the basket, then looked at his wife. "This isn't ju