Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Last Chosen Mate: Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

Third Person’s Point of View Akiro’s hand tightened around the spoon he was holding, his lips pursed into a straight line as he pointedly avoided the stare coming from his left side. It was at that moment that he hoped he had long hair so he could hide his face from the vampire that was shamelessly staring at him with that ridiculously handsome smirk on his face. He’s gotten used to Heli’s stares. That’s like the vampire’s favorite thing to do when they’re in the same room. He had stopped being self-conscious at one point, knowing very well there was nothing he could do or say that would make Heli stop staring at him if he was into it. But this one’s different. He feels so shy and self-conscious that he can’t help but to tremble as he tries to eat casually, as if there’s no certain vampire that was watching his every move. Akiro hurriedly ate breakfast, not bothering to join the conversation on the table. The others seemed to notice some sort of tension hanging around the two

Third Person’s Point of View“It’s dinner time, Heli.”“We’ll eat here.”“What? Why?”“Because I said so.”Akiro gave the vampire an unimpressed look. “And your words are the law; is that what you’re saying?”Heli’s lips curled dangerously near into a pout. Akiro pushed down the amusement brewing in him at the sight of Heli squirming uncomfortably from Akiro’s stare.“No,” Heli mumbled after a moment. “But I just wanted to eat with you! You disappeared for hours after breakfast, and then you didn’t join us for lunch. It feels like I barely spent time with you today.”Akiro’s lips twitched in amusement at how Heli almost sounded like he was whining. The vampire would vehemently deny it if he tried to tell him about sounding petulant, so Akiro didn’t bother teasing him about it.Instead, he blurted out something else. “Well, I got excited after having a new friend.” He shrugged, feigning nonchalance. It drew the reaction he wanted to see.Heli’s brows furrowed tightly into a frown, his

Third Person’s Point of View“I want to go to the town,” Akiro muttered. “Do you think Heli would let me go there without him?”Shiro scoffed, shutting the faucet close and setting aside the dishes he was washing in favor of facing Akiro, who was sitting on a bar stool on the kitchen island. “He’d go absolutely ballistic if you tried to ask him.”Akiro glared at the vampire. “You’re not helping.”“I’m not actually trying to,” Shiro replied, cackling loudly when Akiro groaned. He shook his head before returning his attention to the dirty pile of dishes. “Besides, why would you go to the town without Heli? You’d get swarmed by the vampires there, and that’s dangerous seeing you’re still human. You need to at least bring a dozen knights with you.”“Dozen!? That’s too much! Heli was only man when we went out last time!”“That’s because he’s a prince, and he has far more authority than knights. Civilians tend to be more afraid of them than knights who have literal swords on their side,” Sh

Third Person’s Point of ViewHeli woke up with the best sight in the world, one that he hopes remains forever.Akiro was facing him, tucked safely in his arms that were possessively wrapped around the man. His face was tilting up a bit, which was the first thing that Heli saw when he opened his eyes. The madness inside him is slowly melting away as he continues to look at his mate. He remembered clearly what happened yesterday and what he said last night. He felt disgruntled at the reminder he still had to tell someone about his absence.He muttered incomprehensibly as he pushed himself off the bed. He just has to make it quick before Akiro wakes up. He didn’t bother stripping himself off his sleepwear. He went to his parents’ private chamber, knocking on the door impatiently. His mother yelled ‘wait!’ which Heli ignored, not wanting to waste a single second away from Akiro, who might wake up at any moment.“Who the fucking hell are you among my fucking idiot children—”“Tell Father

Third Person’s Point of ViewAkiro feels like he’s floating. He imagined every scenario he could for this moment, but none of those scenarios ever warned him of feeling this way. It’s warm, and it feels good. It was addictive.He always knew Heli’s lips were soft, but feeling it on his own was an entirely different thing. Because despite the softness of the vampire’s lips, his kisses weren’t. Heli didn’t start soft— he captured Akiro’s lips with the intention of devouring every part of that sinful mouth that keeps on talking about someone else. One of his large hands reached out to the back of Akiro’s head, lightly holding his hair and pulling it backwards just enough to tip his head and angle it so Heli could kiss him properly.Akiro moaned, the sounds muffled by Heli’s unrelenting mouth. His hands that were on Heli’s chest crept up to the vampire’s neck, encircling his arms around it as he let the man lead the kiss. And despite feeling lightheaded by the roughness of the vampire,