บททั้งหมดของ Alpha Ace's Secret Babies: บทที่ 81 - บทที่ 90

~Victoria~I held my breath. I was sure the wolf before us was just a beast that would pass by. But wolves and werewolves have a strong bond. We can communicate very well. It was common for us to get information from these wild wolves. So, I knew it was a terrible situation. My eyeballs rolled to the far left. Ace's fingers gripped the wheel so tightly that his knuckles turned white. My ears heard a growl that made my body shake. Ace's eyes stared intently, and I could feel how much power he was holding back. Ace and the wolf exchanged glances for a while. Finally, the wolf turned and ran off into the forest's darkness.I breathed a sigh of relief. "This is the first time I've ever been afraid of a wild wolf," I said, turning to Ace."We have to get away from here." Ace didn't look at me. "Hang on, Vic!" he ordered before stepping on the gas and quickly leaving the area.My body jerked back, and I desperately searched for a grip. Ace was driving very fast through the night. The situa

~Victoria~I had never met Maxton Adams before, but I firmly believed the man walking towards us was him. His style, which seemed lofty and elegant, was enough to show how much money he had in his pocket."Good morning, Mr. and Mrs. Cassilas." The man greeted us with a wide smile."Good morning, Mr. Adams," Ace replied. Looking around the house, Ace asked, "What are you doing in my house so early, Mr. Adams?" And evil thoughts filled my head."Are you staying in my house?" I asked.I didn't realize my tone was a little high, so Ace looked surprised and turned to me. But that wasn't the point. My kids were home alone. They shouldn't let strangers into the hous

~Rosemary~It was good that Collin helped me the other day. Sonya never bothered me openly anymore. Of course, she was still mean to me, but at least she didn't do anything more than that.My leg recovered within a week. Mr. Adams gave me more time to rest, but I knew he said that as a formality. I knew Mr. Adams, and I knew he was ambitious. But beyond Mr. Adams' nature, I wanted to save time. I had to get back to training as the tournament was fast approaching.After the incident with the horse, Dad forbade me to go near the animal called the horse. Dad even went to Mr. Adams to cancel my participation in the horseback archery tournament. It was better that way. At least Dad didn't forbid me to enter the game altogether."The tournament is important for our school, but you don't have to push yourself," Mr. Adams said the first time I arrived at the archery range, accompanied by Dad.I felt uncomfortable with Dad watching me. But it was a condition of my being allowed to practice aga

~Victoria~As we entered the courtyard of Maxton Adams' house, the sight reminded me of Ace's mansion—a spacious courtyard with manicured green tapestries. Trees were planted regularly to the right and left of the pavers leading to the main building. A house that stood solid and majestic like a palace."Do you miss it?" Ace's question made me turn to him. "Our mansion," Ace continued as he looked at me."Ours?" I gave Ace a sceptical look. "I never really felt like it belonged to me," I said."You're Luna Nightfall Pack.""Was!" I corrected.Ace chuckled, biting the corner of his lip. "Whatever, but you're an important part of my life," he said.I glanced forward and saw that we had arrived in front of a house with massive columns and classic architecture that looked elegant. Ace and I exited the car and walked up the steps to the front door.The white door opened from the inside, and a woman in a maid's outfit greeted us."Please come in, Mr. and Mrs. Cassilas," the maid said with a

~Rosemary~Running away from Dad wasn't easy. Dad is a werewolf. He can sniff out my scent over a reasonably wide area. But that doesn't mean I don't have a way to avoid him. My mysterious friend once sent me some aromatic spices, but I don't know what. He said I'd need them someday. And I didn't expect to use them."Whose house is this?" I asked when I noticed that the car Collin was driving had stopped in front of a house."My house," Collin replied with a wry smile. He turned off the engine and then unbuckled his seat belt. "Come on!"I watched as Collin got out of the car. He didn't look back at me and walked towards the house. I slung my bag over my shoulder.The house wasn't huge, but it looked well-kept and was silent. Collin took a key from a small box near a flower pot, opened the door, and turned to me."There's no one here," he said.I looked left and right. I must be honest; fear was starting to creep into my mind. But everything had happened, and I was already in this pla