Semua Bab The Alpha's Princess: Bab 31 - Bab 40

AliyahI followed Xavier without looking back at the four girls we left behind. I could feel Stelle's piercing gaze burning into my back, and I was sure her blood was boiling with rage.Somehow, a faint nervousness crept into my chest. Not because I feared her but because I knew she wouldn't let this go. Stelle wasn’t the type to accept defeat easily. She had been humiliated in front of her friends, and I was certain she would find a way to get back at me. But no matter who you asked, I did nothing wrong. She was the one spreading lies about her and Xavier.My thoughts were abruptly cut off when Xavier suddenly grabbed my wrist and pulled me away from our original path. Instead of heading toward the cafeteria, he led me to a more secluded area behind one of the buildings where hardly anyone went."Xavier, why are we here?" I asked, following his hurried steps, but he didn’t answer.When we reached the spot, he wasted no time. In one swift motion, he pulled me into his arms and kissed m

XavierSaturday.It’s Xyril’s birthday.There’s a different kind of energy in the air. I feel the excitement and thrill as I watch the pack members prepare for the celebration. But more than anything, I’m only waiting for one person, Aliyah.Today’s the day she said she’d come. She promised. And it wasn’t just a casual promise. Chloe confirmed it, too. That’s why I know I’m not just imagining things. She’s coming. We’ll finally see each other again. And I’m sure she’s just as excited as I am.Of course, Janice will be here too. That means my beta, Adrian, is restless. I’ve already seen him change shirts three times this morning. The omegas are starting to feel awkward around him because he keeps asking if his outfit looks okay every time he sees them.I can’t blame him. Janice will be staying at his house while she’s here. Between the two of us, I think he’s the one more nervous.As for my Aliyah, she’ll be staying at the pack house. It’s perfect, especially since her room will be next

Mature ContentAliyahOur kisses deepened. Urgent, fiery, and filled with the kind of hunger that felt like we had been holding it back for years. I could feel the heat of his breath brushing against my lips every time I met his kiss with the same burning need.Every time his hand touched my skin, it was like an electric current ran through my entire body. I craved his warmth now. His touch had a way of breaking down every ounce of self-control I had left.Slowly, like I was something sacred, he removed my clothes one by one, his hands moving with such care, almost in worship. I shivered at the cold air that kissed my exposed skin, but his body radiated enough heat to pull me in.Before climbing into bed, he walked toward the door and locked it with a soft click. Then he turned to me, his eyes dark with desire and something possessive.“So no one disturbs us,” he said in a teasing voice, then winked.I couldn’t say a word. My heart was pounding too loud, thundering inside my chest.He

XavierI had no idea how Stelle ended up here. I’m sure Xyril didn’t invite her. I know my sister, she’s never hidden her disapproval of Stelle, especially since she always acted like she was too good for anyone in our pack. Especially me.But now that she’s here, I can’t really do anything about it. I can’t be rude or throw her out, not with all eyes watching me as the Alpha. Still, I didn’t want Aliyah to get the wrong idea just because this woman showed up.The moment I saw Stelle, my reflex was to search for Aliyah in the crowd. I didn’t want her to think I was happy about this or that Stelle’s presence meant something to me.Truth is, I don’t feel a single thing for Stelle, not even a flicker. I was lucky that Xyril asked me to dance with her just at the right moment. It gave me an excuse to look away and breathe for a second.I really wanted to ask Aliyah to dance next. I even imagined how it would feel to hold her in my arms in front of everyone. But the moment passed quickly.

AliyahOur talk ended with some food on the table and a bit of warmth in the air.Even though there was still a tinge of nervousness sitting quietly in my chest, I felt lighter somehow. The conversation I had with Aunt Avery didn’t just clear some of my worries but it reminded me that she was far from ordinary.She was smart, composed, and surprisingly caring. And she was right. It’s better if I tell Mom and Dad everything myself. That way, they’ll see that I’m not running away from things. Even if life gets complicated, I still choose to face it head-on.Most of all, I want them to see that I’m still me—Aliyah. The daughter without a wolf, but never the weak one.Later that afternoon, as the golden sunlight peeked through the windows of my room and cast a soft orange glow on the walls, I found myself reaching for my phone. The sun was slowly dipping in the west, and I figured Mom would probably be resting already. She and Dad usually take naps around this time. I closed my eyes for a