All Chapters of BILLIONAIRE ALPHA'S ACCIDENTAL SURROGATE : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Pushing open the door, I was immediately greeted by the warm, fragrant scent of flowers. It was almost overwhelming at first, like stepping into a garden that had been bottled up and released all at once. The air was thick with the sweet, earthy smell of roses, the crisp freshness of lilies, and something sugary that I couldn’t quite place. It reminded me of spring mornings, where everything felt hopeful and alive.The shop itself was cozy and inviting, with sunlight streaming through the large windows, casting soft patterns on the wooden floor. Bouquets of flowers filled nearly every available space, arranged in tall glass vases and wrapped in brown paper tied with twine. The colors were almost too much to take in at once—bright red roses with their velvety petals, soft pastel pink peonies, sunny yellow sunflowers, and delicate white lilies. Even the shelves were decorated with smaller potted plants, succulents, and cacti, their deep green hues providing a nice contrast to the more v

I looked down at the lily in my hand, turning it gently between my fingers. The petals felt so soft, almost like silk, and the delicate fragrance wrapped around me, calming my frayed nerves. I couldn’t help but smile a little. It was such a small, simple thing, but it made me feel a bit lighter, almost like I could breathe easier. For the first time that day, I felt like I wasn’t drowning in my thoughts.Lost in the softness of the petals, I barely noticed when Elliot moved closer until his warm hand gently covered mine, stilling my fingers. His touch was comforting—steady and gentle. I looked up, meeting his calm, reassuring gaze.“Hey,” he said softly, his voice soothing, like a balm to my wounded heart. He gave my hand a gentle squeeze, his thumb brushing over my knuckles. “Everything’s going to be alright. I promise. You don’t have to carry it all on your own.”His words were simple, but they carried a weight that made my chest feel a little less tight. I didn’t trust myself to sp

My heart jumped into my throat, and I quickly pulled back from Elliot, turning to see who had spoken. My blood ran cold when I saw Kai standing just a few feet away.He looked more terrifying than I had ever seen him before. His usual silver eyes were pitch black, completely devoid of any light or warmth. His expression was dark and furious, his jaw clenched so tight I thought his teeth might shatter. He was dressed in a black shirt that clung to his broad shoulders and black slacks, looking like a shadow given human form.Elliot immediately stepped back, his eyes wide with fear. “Alpha, I—”Kai didn’t acknowledge his words, didn’t even glance at me. His entire focus was on Elliot, and I could feel the air around us growing heavy with his anger. My heart pounded as I noticed his hands—the nails had elongated into sharp, deadly claws, and his chest rose and fell with barely restrained rage.My heart pounded, and fear twisted in my stomach. I knew t

I finally calmed down after what felt like forever. My breathing slowly evened out, though my chest still ached and my head was pounding. My throat burned from crying and yelling so much. I felt weak—physically, emotionally… just completely worn out. Like all the fight in me had been drained away. Kai was quiet the whole time. He didn’t say anything, didn’t ask if I was okay. He just stayed there, kneeling beside me on the side of the road, his hand moving in slow circles across my back. His touch was light, careful. It wasn’t like earlier when he had stormed into the shop all angry and wild. This Kai felt different—more… human. Like he was actually worried.When I finally lifted my head, Kai met my eyes. He didn’t speak. He just nodded, like he was asking silently if I was ready to leave. I gave the tiniest nod back. He stood up and helped me gently to my feet. I was still shaky, and he held onto me like he was scared I’d fall again. He walked me back to the car, opened the door for

I woke up the next morning to the soft sound of birds chirping outside the window and the faint warmth of sunlight pouring through the curtains. For a moment, I didn’t open my eyes. I just laid there, wrapped in Kai’s hoodie and buried under the thick blanket, wishing I could sleep for a little longer—wishing the world could pause just for a few hours so I wouldn’t have to face anything or anyone.But I felt it. That familiar feeling of being watched.I blinked my eyes open slowly, my vision still blurry from sleep. It took me a second to adjust, but when I did, my gaze landed right on Kai. He was sitting on the edge of the bed, already dressed for the day. He wore a black shirt that hugged his arms and dark jeans that had a few wrinkles, like he had been wearing them for a while already. His hair looked like he’d run his hands through it too many times—it was sticking up a little, messy in a way that made him look even more tired than he already did. His face was serious, but soft. H