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• Contracted To The Alpha Daddy   Chapter 477

  AgnesConsciousness came in flashes.My head throbbed. A high-pitched ringing filled my ears, drowning out most other sounds. I tried to open my eyes, but even the dim lights pierced my vision painfully, forcing them shut again.Something was trembling against me. Thea. She was alive. “Mommy…”More

• Contracted To The Alpha Daddy   Chapter 476

  AgnesFire burst from my palm with more intensity than I’d ever managed before. The heat was incredible, searing through my hand and up my arm. My palm burned furiously, the skin already blistering and cracking, but I didn’t stop. I couldn’t stop.Every instinct in my body was screaming at me to pul

• Contracted To The Alpha Daddy   Chapter 475

  Finally, the guard gave us one last shove to the front of the thong. From this position, I had a clear view of the altar and everyone around it.My stepmother’s eyes met mine, and the malicious gleam in them made my blood run cold. She knew what she was about to do to us—to her own granddaughter by

• Contracted To The Alpha Daddy   Chapter 474

  AgnesAfter Lena left us, Thea and I returned to our cell to wait. The minutes crawled by like hours as I paced the small room. Every once in a while, I glanced up at the security camera in the corner, wondering if someone was watching us. If my stepmother was watching us.The thought made my skin c

• Contracted To The Alpha Daddy   Chapter 473

  “By helping you destroy the Stone before your stepmother can use it. She’s planning to use it on you and Thea first, you know. To make an example of you.”I felt the blood drain from my face. “What?”“Did you really think she wouldn’t know that you’re planning to betray her? She knows Elijah and Ric

• Contracted To The Alpha Daddy   Chapter 472

  AgnesThe vent. If I could send a burst of flame through it, the fire might be visible from outside. It could be the signal Elijah and Richard were waiting for.I stood up, trying to look casual as I stretched my arms over my head, gauging the distance to the vent. It was about seven feet up—I’d nee