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The Alpha’s touch

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Aria’s POV

"Beautiful."

The word barely left his lips, but I heard it as if it had been carved into my bones.

No one’s ever called me that before—not even as a lie. The best I’ve been called is “passable,” “plain,” or “tolerable when quiet.” But beautiful?

Especially from him?

I stared at Alpha Kael Von Miller—every terrifying inch of him. Towering, broad-shouldered, and dressed in black like the shadows themselves answered to him. I’d expected to be paralyzed by fear. Instead, I was paralyzed by the softness in his voice, a sharp contradiction to everything I’d heard about him.

His stormy grey eyes stayed locked on mine like they were searching for something... something only I could offer.

My mouth went dry.

Kael didn’t just have presence—he was presence. The others I’d seen at the border were large, yes. But this man made them look ordinary. Even the fabric of his shirt seemed to strain against the sheer power of him.

And yet, somehow, I wasn’t thinking about the torture tools in t
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