The Supreme Alpha (Sequel to The Female Alpha)

Mikalya’s P.O.VI watched as Rhys’s face drained of color, his usual composure faltering in an instant. My confirmation had struck him hard, like a blow he wasn’t prepared to take.“How is that even possible?” he asked, his voice barely above a whisper. His eyes darted from the entrance of the tent to mine, desperate for answers. “You told me he died ages ago, Mikalya. That he was gone.”“I did,” I admitted, my voice trembling as I tried to steady myself. “Because that’s what I believed. That’s what everyone believed.” I hesitated, the weight of the truth crashing over me again as if I was hearing it for the first time.“But…I don’t know how to explain this or even make sense of it all. He’s alive, Rhys. And that man—” I gestured vaguely, my throat tightening as his name slipped from my lips, “—that man is Abhay.”Rhys shook his head, his brows furrowing as though trying to make sense of an impossible puzzle.“Abhay?” he repeated, his tone laced with disbelief. “The same Abhay you sai

Mink’s P.O.VI clenched my fists, my nails biting into my palms as I faced the guards blocking her path. My voice was steady, though every word felt like a blade slicing through me. “Let her in.” I didn’t look at her, couldn’t look at her, as the guards hesitated.“Did you not hear me? I said let her in.” The steel in my tone left no room for argument. They stepped aside, and she didn’t waste a second in stepping into the room.The flap swung open, and I could hear her voice—sharp, demanding, and full of accusation, even though I didn’t turn to face her. “Who are you? And under what authority are you allowed to see my husband alone in your tent?”My heart stuttered at the word. Husband. My jaw tightened as I finally turned to look at the dark haired woman who had stormed into the scene. She stood in front of him, her stance protective, her eyes blazing.Abhay... No, not Abhay. Lee Xi Yang. He’s not the Abhay I knew. This man before me was someone else entirely. My Abhay…Abhay Raichand