All Chapters of The Alpha's Princess: Chapter 51 - Chapter 58

Aliyah“Someone has to be held accountable for this!” the saleslady said sharply, her voice rising with every word. The anger in her eyes was directed straight at me as if she had already made up her mind that I was guilty. I could see it in her face; no matter what I said, she wouldn’t believe me.“Check your CCTV. You’ll see who really did it,” I said firmly, refusing to back down. I wasn’t raised to run from lies like this. I did nothing wrong, and I was ready to stand by that until the end.“Oh, please,” she scoffed, rolling her eyes. “You’re saying that because you already know we don’t have CCTV here.”“What?” My voice rose in disbelief. I turned toward Stelle, and there it was, the smirk on her lips. The kind of smirk that screamed victory. She was enjoying this chaos. She wanted this.“Guard!” the saleslady yelled.A large man in uniform appeared almost instantly, his expression serious and intimidating. His eyes locked onto me, and I could tell by his look, he thought I was g

Xavier“Baby, how are you?” I asked the moment Aliyah answered my call. I’d been restless ever since Chloe told me what happened at the boutique. Even if it was proven that it was Stelle’s friend who ruined the dress, the worry in my chest still wouldn’t leave. I knew it wasn’t just a simple scene—it had jealousy and intention written all over it. And just thinking about that already drives me crazy.“I’m fine,” she answered softly, almost like a whisper. It sounded like she was doing it on purpose.“Is something wrong?” I asked right away, unable to hide the tight worry in my voice.“Huh? Nothing. Why’d you ask?” she replied, trying to sound normal, but I could hear something off. Like she was holding something in.“Your voice is too soft. Are you with someone?” Jealousy started crawling up my chest before I could stop it. I knew I should be the only man in her life. I should be the only one she whispers to like that. But no matter how much I try to control myself, moments like this

AliyahI tightened my grip on the strap of my bag as I walked along the wide pathway of the university. It was still early in the morning, but the campus was already alive with students rushing toward their classes.Some were laughing loudly with their friends. Others were jogging across the lawn, clearly late for their lectures. A few students sat on the grass under the shade of the trees, books open on their laps as they reviewed for quizzes or upcoming exams.The air was filled with noise—voices, footsteps, distant laughter.But even with all that life around me, I felt strangely distant from it all. Like I was walking inside my own little world.My mind was still stuck on the phone call with Xavier, and I had last night. Without realizing it, a small smile formed on my lips as I remembered the sound of his voice—deep, low, and filled with concern for me.“I miss you more, baby.”I bit my lower lip softly.Goddess… even those simple words were enough to make my heart feel restless.

Aliyah I stared at the screen of my phone for a long time before finally pressing the name of my twin. Alistaire. Only a few seconds had passed, yet the waiting felt longer than it should have while the call continued to ring. The entire apartment was quiet. Aunt Avery was in the kitchen, giving me space in the living room after I told her that I needed to call my brother. The truth was, I didn’t even know how to begin explaining what had happened. I also had no idea how Alistaire would react once he heard everything. But if there was one person I couldn