All Chapters of The Alpha King and The Witch Supreme : Chapter 31 - Chapter 34

Aminda’s PoV Gallagher stretched before us, glittering like a city built on ambition and vanity. Humans hustled and scurried, blind to the webs of power and blood that wove through the night. I moved beside Lord Gray, carefully shielding my aura so the humans couldn’t sense the magic clinging to me. The limousine glided down the streets, a black chariot cutting through the mortal chaos. Lord Gray reclined inside, as if gravity were polite enough to bend around him. Old money, old power—he had never lifted a finger to run his vast holdings. CEOs ran his companies, accountants managed his wealth, and staff bent to his every whim. Life had always been leisure, indulgence, pleasure. Until Claire. Now he sat straighter, eyes fixed, hands clasped like a man who had spent a lifetime taking what he wanted and suddenly found there was something he could not command: his soulmate. Claire. His first wife. The one he had cast aside in arrogance and ignorance. “I will have her back,” he m

Kian’s PoV The moment my parents drifted back into much-needed rest, Aminda and I left them at the hospital. I couldn’t hold back anymore. I turned to Aminda, her presence filling my room with a kind of gravity that made it impossible to look away. She had just saved them—saved me from losing the only family I had left—and yet only hours ago I had told myself I would stay away from her. My chest tightened with shame. Before I could stop myself, I sank to my knees in front of her, my hands wrapping around her waist as if she were the only anchor keeping me steady. I pressed my forehead against her stomach, my voice raw. “I thought I would tell you to leave me.” My throat ached as the words cracked out of me. “And then you come here and do what no one else could. Aminda… I don’t deserve you.” Her fingers hovered uncertainly over my hair, and when she finally threaded them through, it was gentle, almost hesitant. “You were afraid,” she whispered, her voice low but steady. “We’