Todos los capítulos de Annora: The Alpha's Prey, Beta's Obsession : Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 70

ANNORAThe sight of a fleet of carriages waiting for us as we emerged from the woods took me by surprise. Aegon nodded to Magnus, who helped Sora into one of the carriages.“I'll ride with Annora,” Aegon said, eyes locking onto mine.I felt a flutter in my chest as I entered the carriage with him. As the door closed behind us, Aegon turned to me, his eyes searching.“Why did you leave, Annora?” he asked again, as if he didn’t know who Wendeline was and what she was capable of.Did he think I left just because I wanted to? I shrugged, trying to play it cool. “Wendeline doesn't like me. Why are you acting like you don't know how obstinate she can get?”Aegon's smile was wry. “You're already part of the family now, Annora. Kairel would never want anything to happen to you. What if Ryker had gotten to you? What would Kairel be thinking, feeling?”His words, as tender as they seemed, bruised me. He'd only come to save me because of Kairel?“So you came to save me just because of Kairel?

ANNORAI followed Wendeline into the garden, my eyes fixed on her as she wandered through the paths, her cane tapping against the stone floor. But as I watched, I realized that she wasn't using her cane to navigate - she was walking with a confidence that I couldn’t wrap my head around.I trailed behind her, keeping a safe distance to avoid detection. Wendeline seemed lost in thought, her eyes fixed on some point in the distance. And then, she stopped in front of a large stone bench, her head tilted back as she gazed up at the stars.I frowned, my mind racing with questions. How could Wendeline be looking at the stars? She was blind, and couldn't see a thing. And yet, she seemed to be drinking in the sight of the night sky, her face tilted up in rapt attention.I watched, mesmerized, as Wendeline stood there, her eyes fixed on the stars. She seemed so peaceful, so serene. But I knew that I couldn't trust her - not after what I had seen.Just as I was starting to wonder what Wendeline

AegonIt took all of my willpower not to keep thrusting. Her eyes widened when I pulled out, watching the dread spread across her face.Her plea sent jolts of pleasure up my back. “Aegon,” she squealed with desperation from my continuous teasing. Her skin had been cool, and she immediately let out a breathy sigh. Her fingernails dug into my shoulders.As I continued to rub my cock against her wet entrance, she moaned loudly, and I cupped her breast, rolling and pinching her nipple. I tugged on it at the same time that I nipped at the one in my mouth. Her knees came up on either side of me, her legs crossing behind my ass and pressing me into her.I gave her what she wanted, grinding my erection into the apex of her thighs. The feeling was strong without any layers of fabric. She shoved her hand down between us, stroking my erection. And she gripped it a moment later. “Just fuck me!”It twitched in her hand, and I groaned. I dragged my mouth off her nipple and up her chest, leaving

ANNORAIt had been seven days. 168 hours of me relieving those moments, with the sinking hurt in my chest. Though I tried hard not to regret my decision, it seeped in so cruelly— uncontrollably maddening that I couldn’t help but break under the weight of it.Avoiding him had done me good, but I still felt his breath on my face, his steady hands grabbing onto me like I was all he needed to stay alive. I could picture his desperation that night. Hell, I reveled in it.What was I thinking? Physically shook my head like it made the thoughts. At the same time, a knock came to the door. Being the only one at home, I reluctantly answered.Sora had a new hobby now, which was developing into a habit that I pretended not to care about. In her words, we should keep our enemies closer, which was why she was now the Alpha’s latest stalker, updating me on all of his moves. Regardless of whether or not I set eyes on Aegon, Sora always came with a very, and I say, very detailed picture of what he lo

AEGON I went about the Pack's business as usual. Yesterday’s meeting had been to tell them to be more careful — since poison was becoming a constant thing in the pack. Since Kairel has not been around, the load of overseeing the Pack has been on none other person's shoulder than me. How much longer before he returns? A deep sigh ran out of my mouth and I let out a whistle. They led me to one of the windows in my room and I looked out, down at the Pack while mopping at the wolves who went about their morning duties. The meeting from many days ago—the one I called for, didn't go like I wanted it to go. Annora, who promised to leave, did not leave. What choice did I leave her with? A sigh ran out of my mouth again, as I thought about the moment at the hall, thinking also about the meal I should have this morning. Since the moment with Annora in my chamber, I hadn't had a good meal. Perhaps it was because I spent most of the day thinking about not just her, but even Emily who I w