Semua Bab Alpha Lucas’’s second chance : Bab 21 - Bab 30

*First Person's Perspective*~Enise~When I got back to the mansion, I acted quickly. I looked around to make sure no one saw me. With steady hands, I slipped the letter into the mailbox, ensuring that it was fast and slick. My heart pounded with anticipation, a mix of nerves and satisfaction coursing through me. The plan was moving forward, and that meant I was one step closer to my goal.I turned to head back into the house, carefully maintaining a calmvexpression to avoid suspicion. It would be nasty, should any one fine out that I had put something in the mail box. As I stepped inside, my gaze immediately landed on Lucas. He was sitting on the couch, surrounded by a group of unfamiliar faces. They seemed deep in conversation, but the moment I walked in, everyone turned their eyes to me The intense stares were uncomfortable, but I kept my face neutral. It wasn’t unusual for Lucas to host people I didn’t know, but something about this group felt different. My instincts prickled, w

*First Person's Perspective*~Diana~I reclined on the plush velvet couch in my dimly lit bedroom, the warmth of wine sliding down my throat as I took another sip from the crystal glass in my hand. A small, amused smile crept onto my lips as I gazed into the glittering depths of the crystal ball seated on the table before me.Through its cloudy surface, I watched Enise nervously pace her room, phone pressed to her ear as she spoke to Lucian. The tension in her voice, the frantic look in her eyes—it all brought a sense of satisfaction.“She’s so predictable,” I murmured to myself, my smile widening.This ball wasn’t just any ordinary object. It was a gift from a witch I’d crossed paths with years ago, a peculiar but invaluable artifact that allowed me to peer into the past, present, and glimpses of the future. A rare and dangerous power, but one I wielded with purpose. I knew how to navigate my powers through it and it had served me a lot of purpose. I've accomplished things that I onc

*First Person Perspective*~Alpha Lucas~As the door clicked softly shut behind Denise, I leaned back in my chair, my heart beating a little faster, though my lips curled into a small smile. She had looked so... flustered. It was amusing to me, how easily I could make her blush. I had said that just to gauge her reaction, the words, “Maybe that’s why I’m falling for you,” had slipped out almost on instinct.Of course, I wasn’t sure if it was love—hell, I wasn’t sure I even knew what love felt like anymore. But there was definitely something there, something that kept pulling me toward her, and I couldn’t deny it. Maybe it was attraction. Maybe it was the way she seemed to balance everything in my chaotic life. But no matter what it was, I knew it was leading somewhere. She could feel it too— whatever it wasMy thoughts drifted back to her flushed face, the way she quickly excused herself after I had said that. Maybe it was too much. She was a smart woman, capable and independent, and

*First Person's Perspective*~Enise~I dragged my suitcases across the bedroom floor, the wheels scraping against the marble tiles as I hastily packed everything I thought I’d need for the foreseeable future. Clothes, toiletries, some personal items—anything to make myself feel like I wasn’t completely abandoning everything. In my mind, it was just a temporary escape. A break, really. I needed distance. Time away from the house, from Lucas, from Miracle—especially from Miracle.The sound of the suitcases bumping against the doorframe was the only thing that broke the eerie silence of the room. I had no desire to talk, no words left to explain why I needed to go. My heart felt too heavy to even try. I’d failed. That much was clear. I’d tried everything I could to be there for Miracle, to make her feel loved, to make her feel special, and yet, here I was, packing my things like a coward, unable to face the little girl I’d come to adore.The weight of her words—evil—still echoed in my mi

-Chapter Thirty-*First Person's Perspective*~Enise~It had been two days since I left Luca's mansion. I was still hurting from the turn of events, but Anna had dragged me downstairs to cheer me up. The three of us spoke about a lot of things and slowly my mind drifted away from all that was bothering me, unitil suddenly, the air tightened. Leaves rustled outside and a cold breeze caressed my skin. The hairs on my body stood up and goosebumps decorated all of my skin I wasn't the only one who could feel the tension in the room building up like a storm on the horizon. Everyone else, couldThere was a presence, a presence that I have become so familiar with. The wind continued and little things arranged at the corners of the living room began to fall. My lips twisted into a frown "Enough, Diana," I said, my voice shaking with anger and frustration. "You need to stop whatever this is and leave us alone."But Diana didn’t move, didn’t even flinch. The presence was still there. Instead,