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Chapter 32: Primal Convergence

Auteur: Genevieve Dubois
last update Date de publication: 2026-07-20 04:50:52

The sound of the reinforced acrylic glass cracking hundreds of feet beneath the ocean was a death knell that few men had ever heard and lived to tell the tale.

Dominic didn't look at the window. His entire universe was reduced to the woman writhing beneath his weight, her porcelain skin burning with a cosmic heat that felt as though it could liquefy the very steel foundations of the bunker.

The crushing weight of his Alpha King aura dropped over the room like an iron dome, fighting back against
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