All Chapters of The Alpha Princess Lethal Weapon: Chapter 91 - Chapter 99

ELARAIt was very late in the evening, and my room was quiet except for the scratch of my pen I was holding against the papers in front of me. It was just a single candle that burned low that lit up the room, its light throwing long shadows across the maps, old scrolls and books spread out before me.I was alone in the room, and I enjoyed the silence because in silence, I could think more, act more, I could function properly and better.In silence, I could control the things others could not see.I have always enjoyed reading because I believed that knowledge was my biggest weapon, and tonight, the room was full of it. It was filled with reports from the borders, letters I had intercepted, squeezed papers and the secrets written in careful hand.A soft knock broke the silence; it was just three short taps.That was the signal to know when he was around.I did not move right away. I just let the sound of the knock hang in the air for a while, that made me feel as though even the knock

AKIRAThe garden was quiet, but it did not bring me peace. I sat beneath a stone archway, the night air cool on my skin, the lanterns casting soft circles of light along the path. The roses beside me carried a sweet smell, but even that felt heavy tonight.I tried to keep my breathing calm, my hands folded neatly in my lap, but my mind refused to rest.Lately, I had felt it, eyes on me where there should have been none. Whispers stopped, when I walked by. I heard footsteps that faded too quickly behind me. The palace was always full of secrets, but lately those secrets seemed to circle closer, like wolves testing the edges of a fire.And then there was the spy.He had been seen moving through the halls days ago. Then, just as suddenly, he was gone. No trace. No word. His silence was louder than any scream. I knew what that meant. Someone had silenced him, and in this place, such silence was never simple.I pressed my fingers lightly to my temple, closing my eyes for a moment. Elara. I

AKIRAThe room was quiet, the storm of our bodies had been replaced by a different kind of tension. He lay beside me, his chest rising and falling slower now, the sharp edge of his anger gone, but something was still in his gaze. He didn’t speak. And he didn’t need to. Just the weight of him there, the heat still lingering, made the air between us feel weird.I traced a finger over my own skin, over the places his hands had left marks, and I shivered, not from cold, but from the vulnerability I couldn’t hide. Lying there, naked, I felt raw in a way I hadn’t allowed anyone to see. Did he notice it? Did he know how tightly I had clung to him, how willingly my body had betrayed my anger?Part of me ached for him, a hollow craving that tied with frustration. And part of me flinched, knowing that every touch, every whispered gasp, every furious kiss had only tied me closer to him, and to danger. Kaiden had a way of leaving his mark, not just on skin, but on everything beneath it: my pride,

KAIDENThe morning light streamed through the narrow windows, casting long, golden streaks across the room. Dust motes floated lazily in the air, catching the sunlight like tiny sparks. The palace was waking, but here in this quiet alcove, it felt as if the world had shrunk to just Akira and me.She sat across from me, her expression calm, almost unreadable, though I knew better. Every slight movement, every subtle glance, carried meaning I could feel in my chest. I wanted to reach for her, to tell her everything I’d kept buried, but the words stuck. Not because I didn’t feel them, because I felt them too sharply, too intensely.My hand twitched at my side. The urge to brush a stray lock of hair from her face, to let my fingers linger on her skin, was almost unbearable. I studied her quietly, memorizing the curve of her jaw, the way the sunlight highlighted the faint shimmer in her eyes. Every moment like this made the walls I had built around my heart tremble.I swallowed, reminding

AKIRAI sighed as I walked towards the window, standing at the window, gazing out at the quiet palace grounds, the moon casting a nice glow over the lawns and water fountains. Our plan, once so solid and well laid, now seemed like a reckless gamble, a high stake game with lives hanging in the balance. I couldn't shake the feeling that we were playing with fire, and I wasn't sure I wanted people to keep dying at my expense. I couldn't even imagine being remembered by that.I thought about all the things that could go wrong, all the dangers that lurked in every corner, my mind began to reel with doubts. The more I thought about it, the more I felt like retreat was the best option. We couldn't afford to take any more risks. The stakes were already too high, and I couldn't help but wonder what I was fighting for. Was it really worth it? I doubt it. But Kaiden wouldn't want to hear any of my words. I felt so useless.I sighed, my breath misting up the windowpane as I leaned my forehead ag