Lahat ng Kabanata ng Mated To The Alpha King: Kabanata 111 - Kabanata 120

Liana's POV A small groan slid past my lips as I slowly stirred awake. A dull pain throbbed at my sides, and even though it was somewhat mild, my body still registered it as a threat to my survival. I tried to roll to the other side, thinking it was a good idea, but apparently, my body had other plans. I had barely come in contact with the cushion underneath me, before the pain I was feeling earlier intensified. The urge to scream rose up my throat, but I pushed it back down again. I wasn't even sure where I was, so screaming wasn't even the best thing I could come up with. Judging from the time and places I'd woken up in, I thought it best to be as quiet as I could be. What if I'd been kidnapped or hidden somewhere? Yelling was only going to bring me an insane amount of attention, and that was the last thing I wanted for myself. I muttered underneath my breath as I forced myself to sit up, all with my eyes closed. I let out another sigh as my back came in contact with a soft k

Kieran's POV I'd heard phrases that sent fear racing down your spine whenever they spoke about your biggest fears. Over time, I'd allowed them take a hold of me, and take root deep inside me. Whether I liked to admit it or not, it had a defining factor in shaping the fears I had when the gews of Liana's pregnancy hit me in the face. A million and one things had dashed through my mind, but they all bordered on one thing, how the hell was I going to be a father when I didn't exactly get enough love from mine? Liana's reassurance had gone farther than she could have thought possible. If not for that pep talk we had in her hospital room, then best believe I would still be clueless and scared as to the baby that would be coming into our lives a couple of months from now. Before now, I'd done my research on pregnancy and everything it entailed, right from the morning sickness, down to the hormonal imbalances, body changes and everything there was to know about the subject. I also fo

Kieran's POV I had mixed feelings the moment I walked back into the room, just to see Liana already asleep. A part of me was happy that she was resting, but another part of me couldn't help but feel sad. I'd thought about spending more time with her when I got back from seeing the doctor out. In a way, I couldn't help but feel guilty. The only reason why she had passed out, was because she was alone and unattended to. If I'd stayed back just like she had asked, then it would never have gotten to this point. Guilt spread through my chest, and the more I stared at her sprawled on the bed, the more hurt I felt. Liana deserved the world, not to be abandoned for work. As I crawled into bed next to her, I made a promise to myself to stay away from work, till she was better. The doctor said she needed rest, and I was going to make sure she got it. Even if it was the last thing I did. I didn't know how long it was before I fell asleep, but I knew my hand wrapped around her helped me fall

Chapter 118Liana's POV I couldn't believe my eyes. I didn't want to. Why would I even want to believe such a thing in the first place? The world around me seemed to spin in all directions, all at once. I tried to get a hold on reality, but no matter what I did, I could feel myself slowly slipping, slipping back into the thought process I fought so hard to push back down and ignore. I staggered back a bit, but apparently, I didn't lose my balance too much. Or more specifically, someone was behind to catch me if anything were to happen. My vision blurred by the side, and for quick moment, I was transported back to that day in the cell. It was just like that night, and I found myself grabbing Samantha in a chokehold. Maybe I shouldn't have been hard on her. Perhaps, if I had chosen to confront her on a totally different day, it wouldn't have happened. I was wrong for walking up to her in that moment. All my life I'd endured all of her insults, schemes and what not, so why couldn't

Liana's POV I didn't feel like doing anything today, but deep down, I knew that was nowhere near possible. Perhaps if I was the only one around, my dream would finally be a reality, but so long as I had Tiva around, then there was no running away from my daily to-do list. I used to think Kieran was overbearing when it had to do with things with me, but the only reason I ever had that thought process was because I hadn't met Tiva. A small part of me couldn't help but feel she would be a little bit chill the moment Kieran traveled for his business trip, but in just a couple of hours she had switched to the upgrades version of Kieran. She was always watching me like a predator watched its pray, even when I thought she wouldn't notice the little inconsistencies here and there. Take today for example. I'd woken up with the mindset that I was going to skip my pregnancy classes this morning. During one of our antenatal visits, Kieran had me enrolled in what the doctor described as p