Semua Bab THE ALPHA'S VIRGIN SLAVE : SUBMIT ALPHA IAN'S CURSE : Bab 431 - Bab 440

Debby’s POVThe morning sun had barely touched the sky when I woke up, feeling unusually refreshed. The ache in my head that had been bothering me since yesterday was completely gone. I sat up slowly, remembering the quiet knock on my door last night.The healer.He hadn’t said much, only bowed his head as he stood by the door, waiting for my permission to enter. His shy, almost invisible presence reminded me so much of the pure-blooded healer who once served this pack with unmatched loyalty.“I’ve been told you’re feeling unwell, Luna,” he had said, his voice soft but clear.I didn’t waste time. I waved him in and asked him to share his healing energy with me, not in the mood for idle chatter. He obeyed immediately, his hands glowing faintly as he placed them near my temples. Within moments, the pounding in my skull eased, melting away.“Thank you,” I told him.He nodded, eyes cast down, and without another word, he left the room.Now, standing by the window with the morning breeze b

Levi’s POV“Come out, you damn stalker! Now!”Hearing those words from my own mate cut deep. It wasn’t just me who felt it—my wolf let out a low, mournful whimper inside me.I never wanted to be seen as a stalker. That wasn’t my intention. I had only followed her after I saw the way she cared for the little one earlier. I was proud of her for that. As the pack’s healer, it should have been me who soothed the pup when she hurt her knee. I could have used my gift to take the pain away. But the truth was… her soft humming had been more effective than any healing I could give. The child’s tears had stopped, and her fear melted away under that gentle voice.I had wanted to thank her. Nothing more. But now, with the way she looked at me, I knew my words might never matter.Stepping slowly from behind the trees, I stopped a few paces from her. I lowered my hood and bowed my head. She was still my Alpha, no matter how she saw me.“I… I wasn’t stalking you,” I said quietly. “I took the shortcu

Daisy’s POV“Damn bastard,” I muttered under my breath as I pressed play on Jordan’s voice notes. His tone was sharp, dripping with insults and threats.“Shit,” I whispered when my wolf growled low in my chest.Jordan had never been some perfect man with amazing traits—not even when we first started dating. But I’d still committed to him fully back then because he meant everything to me. I had convinced myself that what we had was love.Even now, hearing him curse at me, calling me cheap names and threatening to find someone else, I couldn’t bring myself to end it. It wasn’t love anymore, but I still needed him for other reasons. He made me look good, and every girl in college wanted him. Walking next to him made me feel like a queen beside her king. People noticed us. Professors treated me differently, and girls would follow my lead. Jordan’s family had money and influence—they were one of the school’s main sponsors—and I’d be lying if I said that didn’t come with perks.My mate was

Levi’s POV“Are you okay today, healer?” one of the warriors I was tending to asked as I pressed my glowing hands against his arm. His tone wasn’t exactly kind—it was curious, almost mocking.I forced a smile, trying not to show how tired I felt. “I am. Why do you ask?”He tilted his head, eyeing me suspiciously. “Because the wound on my arm has already healed, yet you kept on healing me.”I quickly dropped my hands, my throat dry. My mind scrambled for an excuse, even though I knew what had really distracted me.“Well… to be honest, I’ve been a little concerned about you. This is the second time you’ve gone out into the woods and come back injured. I know you love hunting, but you should always be careful,” I responded.He narrowed his eyes, glaring at me. “Are you lecturing me right now? Just because you’re a little important doesn’t mean I won’t punch the shit out of you or stone your ass like crazy.” His words were sharp, cutting through the air, and my body tensed.I took a step

Levi’s POV“She will be fine. She has to be fine. We aren’t bonded yet, so Kael freaking out is nothing,” I muttered to myself as I drove my second car through the pouring rain. The wipers barely kept up, blurring the road ahead, but my focus wasn’t on driving safely. The ache in my chest refused to fade, a gnawing pressure that made my hands tighten around the steering wheel. Something was wrong. Something deep inside screamed at me to act, to move, and I didn’t stop to question it.I had no clear idea where I was headed. The roads were unfamiliar, the darkness heavy, and the rain stung my skin through the open car vents. My wolf whined lowly, pacing restlessly, as every muscle in my body tensed. Since Daisy had walked away, he hadn’t stopped. The whimpers, the low growls of frustration and fear—they mirrored my own.I was supposed to let her go, let her breathe, let her leave if that’s what she wanted. But my chest constricted with panic. Her eyes still haunted me—the anger, the pai