Alpha's Regret After Putting Me In Jail novel Chapter 107

Summary for Chapter 107: Alpha's Regret After Putting Me In Jail

Summary of Chapter 107 from Alpha's Regret After Putting Me In Jail

Chapter 107 marks a crucial moment in Free Collection’s Alpha novel, Alpha's Regret After Putting Me In Jail. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Chapter 107: Brother’s Rage

Chapter 107: Brother’s Rage

(Lucas’s POV)

The rage inside me wasn’t just anger–it was agony and shame twisting together into

something unbearable. My wolf clawed at my skin, begging to be set free. Every thought

began and ended with Celeste, her shattered body, her blood, the silver burns. The memory of

her scent thick with pain didn’t leave me. It wouldn’t leave me.

How could I let this happen? How could I have been so blind?

The guards at Marcus’s hunting grounds barely had time to notice me before I was on them. Their scents were clear–unease and fear. Good. They should be afraid.

One of them, a tall wolf with silver streaks in his hair, stepped forward cautiously. “Future

Alpha Winters,” he began carefully, his voice shaking slightly, “this is private terr-”

“Move.” My growl was low, hard, full of my wolf’s rage. I stepped closer, making the air turn

heavier. My golden eyes burned, and I could feel the weight of my aura pressing on them. The wild energy of my Alpha blood made their wolves shift nervously.

The guard faltered but stood his ground. “His Royal Highness-”

“Don’t speak his name,” I snapped, my voice pure venom. The want–the need–to rip through

them flared sharper. My claws stretched, aching for action. “Get. Out. Of. My. Way.”

Another guard stepped beside him, his stance wide enough to block me further. “Future Alpha,

“this one said, his tone firmer, but he couldn’t hide the tremor underneath. “Please–this isn’t

the right way to—”

“Right way?” I barked a laugh, sharp and bitter. My wolf surged forward so fast that even I

could barely hold him back. “Was there a ‘right way‘ when he put her in chains? Was there?”

Their hesitation answered for them.

The tall one stepped back first, his shoulders slumping. The others followed after a moment

of silent communication, the tension in their forms clear. They didn’t argue. They didn’t stop

1. me. But their eyes followed me warily as I stormed inside.

Each step closer to his chambers made me feel sicker. My blood boiled hotter.

The halls of Marcus’s hunting grounds were the definition of power built on cruelty–dark

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walls, torches lined carefully, the cold air heavy with the stench of blood and silver. My fists

clenched tighter as I moved deeper.

The closer I got to his main chamber, the stronger the metallic tang of Celeste’s pain grew. It was inescapable, like it had seeped into the walls themselves. Every breath felt like swallowing shards of glass, but I didn’t stop.

I couldn’t stop.

The Royal Beta appeared down an adjoining corridor, his tall frame filling the space. His wolf stood ready, but I saw the unease hidden in his eyes. He was bracing himself. “Future Alpha,” he said, his voice calm yet edged with warning. “His Royal Highness has requested-”

“That you try to stop me?” I interrupted, my tone cold. My claws flexed without needing encouragement. “Move. Or find out what happens when an Alpha’s wolf decides not to listen.”

His aura shifted, rippling with conflict. As a royal beta, he should’ve been able to speak with more authority, but his hesitation showed me all I needed to know. Even someone as loyal as

him knew what Marcus had done.

The moments stretched unbearably long before he finally inclined his head in submission and

stepped aside.

“His Highness is awaiting your presence,” he muttered, his tone flat and unreadable.

I didn’t respond. My boots thundered against the stone floor as I continued forward. There was

nothing left inside me but determination and rage.

The door to Marcus’s chamber loomed ahead. It wasn’t much against the force inside me

now. Without hesitation, I shoved it open, the heavy wood slamming hard against the walls.

The sound echoed sharply, but Marcus didn’t even blink.

He was seated in one of those oversized chairs he favored, his legs crossed casually. A glass

of moon–blessed wine sat delicately in his hand, the light from the torches casting faint

shadows over his sharp, arrogant features.

His violet eyes gleamed the moment they met mine, and a slow, infuriatingly calm smile

spread across his face.

“Well,” he drawled lazily, leaning back slightly in his chair, “to what do I owe this delightfully

unexpected visit, Future Alpha?”

His tone was mocking, dripping with amusement.

Everything inside me snapped.

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“YOU!” The roar tore from my throat, raw and vicious. My wolf screamed with me, relentless in his demands for action.

I lunged at him, claws extended, letting the storm inside me loose.

But Marcus’s guards moved quicker than I expected, a blur of movement blocking my path. My claws caught one of them square across the chest, the impact sending him crashing into the nearest wall. His body hit the stone with a loud thud, leaving a smear of blood as he slid down.

Marcus still hadn’t moved.

He didn’t flinch. He didn’t even seem concerned.

He simply raised his glass of wine to his lips, took a slow sip, and smiled wider.

“Temper, Lucas,” he chided, his tone calm, like he was talking to an unruly child. “Is this about

Little Moon?”

The words froze me in place.

Celeste.

He dared to call her that. He dared to use that name.

“You don’t get to say her name,” I growled, stalking closer, though my voice wavered under the sheer power of my anger. “You don’t deserve to speak her name.”

Marcus tilted his head, his expression equal parts amused and predatory. “Oh? And what

would you have me call her? Your sister?” He gave a soft, mocking laugh. “She seems far

more willing to listen to me than she ever did to you.”

The edges of my vision blurred with red as my claws extended fully again.

“I’ll kill you,” I hissed, my tone dark and uneven.

I lunged again, but this time, Marcus rose. His royal guard moved in to intervene, but Marcus

raised a hand, halting him with nothing more than a gesture.

“Stand down,” he ordered smoothly, his violet eyes never leaving mine. “This is between the

Future Alpha and myself, isn’t it?”

The guard hesitated before stepping back.

Marcus allowed me to approach this time, his calm arrogance making the room feel

suffocating. The tension between us was thick, the kind that only comes before violence

explodes.

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But Marcus didn’t attack.

Instead, he smirked once again, leaning in ever so slightly. His voice dropped, low and

taunting. “Remind me, Lucas,” he began, his words slow and deliberate, “what gave me such

an opportunity with her? Was it you? Tearing her down in front of the pack? Putting her in her

place at the Sacred Moon Temple?”

The blow was psychological, not physical, and it landed harder than I expected. My wolf faltered, momentarily retreating under the guilt those words stirred.

Marcus saw it and pushed harder.

“You betrayed her first,” he murmured, his smile twisting cruelly. “Four years in prison. Betrayed by her own pack… by her own brother. Even by the time she got to me, she had already been softened. Broken in all the right ways.”

I stumbled, the weight of his words eclipsing everything else. How could I deny them when I had seen the pain in her eyes every time I looked at her? How could I pretend my hands

weren’t just as stained as his?

“You made this easier, Lucas,” Marcus continued, stepping closer now, his presence

overwhelming and suffocating. “You gave her to me as a gift, wrapped in anger and

self-loathing.”

“Stop,” I growled weakly, though even I didn’t believe the force behind it.

“You think you’re here to save her?” Marcus said softly, leaning in so that his voice slithered

into my ear. “All you’re doing is finishing what you started at the temple.”

That was it.

With a roar that shook the chamber, I lunged one final time, unwilling to let him win this.

Claws out, teeth bared. My wolf screamed louder than ever before.

But just as I reached him, something powerful stopped me dead.

A hand–strong and unyielding–caught my wrist mid–swing.

I turned sharply, prepared to attack whoever dared to stop me, and froze.

Ice–blue eyes met mine, hard and unrelenting. Alexander’s grip on my wrist was like steel, his

presence radiating a deadly calm that sent a chill through my fury.

“Enough,” he said, his deep voice cutting through the chaos like a blade.

Alexander’s white wolf loomed in the shadows, watching, waiting.