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Chapter 95: Fractured Alliances and Desperate Measures

Chapter 95: Fractured Alliances and Desperate Measures

(Richard Winters‘ POV)

The sterile scent of wolfsbane–free disinfectant filled my nostrils as I lay in the hospital bed, my body aching from the “fall” down the stairs. The pain was manageable, but the humiliation burned deeper than any physical wound.

Two imposing Rivers pack enforcers stood guard outside my private room like silent sentinels. Their presence was both reassuring and insulting–I needed protection in my own territory.

The door opened, and Natalie entered carrying a thermal container. Her amber eyes widened when she saw the guards.

“Who are you?” she questioned, her Luna instincts immediately alert.

Olivia appeared in the doorway behind her. “Luna Natalie, my father’s fall… I don’t think it was an accident. These two enforcers were sent by Alpha Connor to protect him.”

Natalie’s brow furrowed, her wolf sensing the gravity of the situation. “Liv, what do you mean?”

Olivia led her inside, closing the door behind them. For the next ten minutes, my daughter explained the escalating threat from Frederick Warner, William Rivers‘ illegitimate son who had returned seeking

vengeance.

Natalie’s face grew pale as the implications sank in. “So now it’s William’s illegitimate son, Frederick, who harmed your father to force you to appear?”

Olivia nodded solemnly. “He’s targeting my family to draw me out.”

Natalie’s maternal instincts flared as she looked between us. “Liv, this is incredibly dangerous for you.”

“You need to be cautious too,” Olivia urged. “Always have pack guards when going out. And Grace should stay home from school for now. The rogues who kidnapped her before were Frederick’s operatives.”

The mention of my youngest daughter made my wolf snarl with protective rage. That innocent pup had already suffered enough trauma.

Natalie decided immediately. “I’ll hire a private tutor for Grace.”

“Thoroughly vet their background,” Olivia warned. “Frederick might send an imposter to infiltrate our home and take you and Grace hostage.”

“I’ll rehire the tutor we used before,” Natalie agreed. “Someone we trust completely.”

Olivia’s expression softened slightly. “Thank you. How is Grace handling everything?”

“I haven’t told her about your father’s accident,” Natalie explained. “Only that he had to leave on urgent pack

business.”

“I’ll ask Connor to select highly skilled Rivers pack enforcers to protect you and Grace,” Olivia promised. Natalie accepted gratefully, though I could see the strain in her eyes.

(Olivia Winters‘ POV)

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Chapter 95 Fractured Alli

In the afternoon, Connor finally arrived after concluding his pressing pack duties, Natalie sat by Dad’s bedside, gently helping him sip healing broth.

I had my laptop and case files spread on the small round table, working on pack legal matters while keeping

my father company.

Connor pushed the door open, and Frank Langley placed several large bags of expensive healing herbs, nutrient–rich foods, and fruit baskets on the floor.

“I apologize for not coming immediately after the incident,” Connor said. “I was investigating the assailant.

I looked up from my computer, my amber eyes sharp. “Have you found the one responsible?”

“The attacker has been identified and turned over to the territory enforcers,” Connor confirmed. “But Frederick Warner managed to distance himself from the direct act. Only the hired rogue will face pack justice for now.”

My expression darkened. Frederick was too cunning to be caught so easily.

Connor turned to Dad on the hospital bed, his tone apologetic. “Alpha Richard, I am deeply sorry you were caught in this. The fault lies with my pack’s history with Frederick.”

Dad’s voice was raspy but firm. “With the Rivers Pack’s power and influence, can you truly do nothing about Frederick? Must we let him continue to endanger our packs?”

“I apologize again,” Connor said. “While my wolf’s instincts scream Frederick’s guilt, there’s no concrete evidence linking him to this specific assault. Without it, the territory enforcers can’t formally act against an Alpha of another territory.”

Dad retorted sharply. “Sometimes pack justice requires methods beyond formal laws. To subdue a venomous wolf, one must be more cunning. Why do you need evidence if you’re not an enforcer?”

Connor lowered his eyes, acknowledging the truth. “Frederick has only recently returned to our territories. His movements are clandestine, and several attempts to track him down have failed.”

Dad seemed deeply dissatisfied and silently continued sipping his broth.

After Connor briefed us on the captured rogue, he left behind a bank card containing a significant sum. “This is a small token of my concern, please accept it.”

Dad was visibly displeased. “Don’t waste time on these meaningless gestures. Capturing Frederick Warner swiftly is more important than anything.”

Connor showed deference for my sake, his demeanor impeccable. “That is, of course, my priority.”

Before Connor left, I put away my laptop and said in a low voice, “Con, I’ll go with you.”

Dad’s gaze swept over me coldly, his face darkening.

I sighed. “Dad, their purpose in harming you is to force me to appear. Only if I show myself will you, Luna Natalie, and Grace be safe.”

Natalie was stunned. “Liv, we have enforcers protecting us now. But you must be incredibly careful!” Dad snorted coldly, his Alpha dominance flaring. “If our family is targeted for death because of an alliance with your Rivers Pack, then this mating bond doesn’t need to be finalized.”

My heart sank heavily, a chill spreading through me as if plunged into an ice cave. I knew Dad was serious.

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Chapter 95. Fractured Alli

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What made me most powerless was my lack of standing to object. It was my sister and father who were harmed, not me. I couldn’t selfishly let my family be repeatedly endangered for my own happiness.

“Dad.” My voice was hoarse. “I’ll talk to Alpha Connor properly.”

“You should have a thorough discussion,” Dad said in a deep voice.

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