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CHAPTER 69

Penulis: Moon Runner
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-12-31 23:08:31

KIRA’S POV

The room fell into silence again...the kind of silence that pressed down on my chest and made my heart pound in my ears.

Time seemed to stretch, every second heavier than the last. I watched Anton stand there, calm, his presence still radiating that impossible power, while Alec slowly dusted off his clothes.

His eyes snapped toward Anton, burning with anger. “You… you don’t even realize what you’ve done,” he hissed, his voice low and almost scary if not for the fact that he had just been humiliated a moment ago. His jaw clenched so tightly I thought it might snap. “Do you have any idea what you just got yourself into by daring to lay a hand on me? On an Alpha?”

Anton didn’t flinch. He simply met Alec’s gaze—steady, controlled—but I could feel the tension coiling in the room like a live wire.

Alec stepped closer, fists clenched, his voice rising. “You think you can come into my territory and throw me around? You think I’ll just let that slide? You’ll pay. I promise you that
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