Lahat ng Kabanata ng Marked By Fate: The Alpha Who Loved Me: Kabanata 81 - Kabanata 90

Katrina’s POVThe words made my heart skip.He stepped aside so I could walk in first.The room was warm and softly lit. There was a big bed in the center with clean white sheets and a soft gray blanket folded neatly across the end. There were two armchairs near the window, a dresser, and a small table with a lamp that glowed faintly. The window was open just a crack, letting in the night breeze and the sound of crickets outside.It smelled like fresh linen and pine.I walked in slowly, my eyes sweeping over everything. It wasn’t fancy, but it felt peaceful. Safe.Liam quietly closed the door behind us, and for a second, the silence in the room felt louder than anything else. It wrapped around us like a blanket. A warm, quiet kind of silence that made my skin feel extra aware of everything.He walked slowly to the bed and sat at the edge of it, his back slightly hunched, his elbows resting on his knees. He rubbed his hands together once before looking up at me, and when our eyes met,

Katrina’s POVHe growled in response, the vibrations adding an extra layer of sensation that made me see stars.As he devoured my pussy, one of Liam's hands slid up my stomach to roughly palm my breast. He pinched and rolled my nipple between his fingers, sending jolts of electricity straight to my core. The dual stimulation was almost too much to bear.I could feel my climax rapidly approaching, like a tidal wave building on the horizon. My breath came out in short gasps and my hips bucked against Liam's face. He could sense how close I was too. "Come for me baby," he urged, his voice low and commanding. "Let go and let me taste you."I could barely stand, my legs were shaking so much from the intensity of my orgasm. Liam gently lowered me back down to the shower floor, keeping his arms around me to make sure I didn't collapse. I leaned against him, my face pressed into his chest as I tried to catch my breath.The warm water washed over us, soothing my sensitive skin. Liam continued

Katrina’s POVWe walked through the quiet halls of the packhouse, our fingers intertwined. The morning air outside was crisp and clean. Birds chirped from the treetops, and the sun peeked over the forest line, casting long golden rays through the trees.He led me down a narrow path at the edge of the woods, our steps soft against the damp ground. The leaves above rustled gently, and every now and then, a cool breeze swept through, brushing against my cheeks.“Let’s start with a light jog,” Liam said.I groaned but nodded, and we began to run side by side. He kept his pace slow, matching mine easily. His breathing was steady, like this was easy for him. Meanwhile, I felt every step in my bones. But I didn’t complain. I liked being near him, even if I was panting like a tired pup.After about ten minutes, we stopped in a quiet clearing. Sunlight poured through the trees here, casting soft patches of gold across the grass. It felt warm, peaceful… like the world had paused for just us.“T

Katrina’s POVShe was standing quietly, her eyes locked on something across the square. I followed her gaze and saw a group of teenagers laughing together. One of them—a tall boy with curly brown hair and a red hoodie—stood out. Mira kept staring at him.I smiled a little and leaned toward her. “You like him, don’t you?”Mira’s cheeks turned bright red. “What?! No… I mean… maybe a little.”I chuckled. “You totally like him. You’ve been staring at him for like five minutes.”She covered her face with her hands for a second, then peeked out between her fingers. “He’s just really cute.”“Then go say hi,” I encouraged her gently.“I can’t!” she gasped, shaking her head. “What would I even say? What if he doesn’t remember me from school? What if I sound stupid?”I sm

Katrina’s POVBut it wasn’t her.It was Mira.I let out a shaky breath and sagged in relief. My knees felt a little weak, and my heart was still thudding in my chest like I’d just run a mile.“Oh my God, Mira,” I breathed out, placing a hand over my heart. “You scared the life out of me.”She gave me an apologetic smile. “Sorry! I didn’t mean to sneak up on you like that. You were kind of spacing out.”“Yeah,” I mumbled, shaking my head a little. “I thought I saw something weird in the mirror. Probably just my imagination.”She tilted her head at me, eyes soft with concern. “Are you okay? You look a little pale.”I forced a small smile. “Yeah… I’m fine. Just tired, I think.”Mira didn’t push me for more. Instead, she reached out and gently grabbed my hand. Her palm was warm, and her touch helped calm my nerves a bit.“Well,” she said with a grin, “in that case, come on. I realized I haven’t shown you the sparring grounds yet. It’s one of my favorite places. You’ll love it.”I nodded,