Lahat ng Kabanata ng COME BACK OF THE SCARFACE PRINCESS : Kabanata 81 - Kabanata 90

Dravin's POV The day dragged on slowly, and I wished it went even slower as I mulled over my decision to trust the goddess. If she was in fact Irikah, I guess I'll have to swallow my reservations and try my best to save her. That was the problem. One I didn't want to accept. I was looking forward to it. I have tried to convince myself that I was only doing this for Irikah's sake. I was only trying to help her and keep her alive. I still don't believe Elora is Irikah, so why was I looking forward to having sex with Elora?The answer to that question eluded me. I could feel my body grow hot with desire—so much desire that it made it hard to concentrate on my work. My fantasies took me places that surprised me. My heart pounded with anticipation I thought I was incapable of feeling again—memories of a time that I hoped could have lasted forever. It was both foreign and welcome, and the latter disgusted me. With a sigh, I called it a day with the work. Nothing was going to he

Dravin's POV I had made a stupid mistake, and I knew it. The look in her eyes when she left me. I've seen hatred, anger, contempt, disgust, and everything bad in those eyes directed at me, but I had never seen that look. I couldn't put it into words. This was the first time her eyes glowed since I knew her, and for some reason, it scared me. The irony of it wasn't lost on me. The Demon Alpha. The very epitome of fear, was scared off by the eyes of a pup who's barely into her third decade. I could almost laugh at it if I wasn't still shaken by it. As I sat at my office desk, those eyes were stuck in my head. When they glowed, I could tell in an instant. Those were Irikah's eyes. Irikah was a beauty beyond words. One that even the goddess would be wary of in terms of perfection. She was so physically and visually perfect that it was a huge speculation at the time if she was created to be the Goddess' vessel. She was revered for that speculation, and she had everyone at her

Crovin's POVThis was going about as bad as anything else has gone since the so-called Demon Alpha announced his emergence back in the region. Everyone was trying to take advantage of it, but I didn't see it. I couldn't bring myself to understand why he was regarded with such reverence, like he was a natural disaster. Even worse, he was giving me problems unlike anything I had ever felt. Especially since his presence seems to have awakened a band of bastards calling themselves Outlanders. Those bastards were more sinister than I initially attributed to them. They used power that was beyond anything the goddess would have granted. They used things that were called the undead and have been doing their best to claim territory and include even more in their armies. There were myths about the Demon Alpha being immortal, but these bastards seemed to believe it a lot more than others do. They seem to be intent on finding ways to kill the Alpha, and since they fear him so terribly, the

Crovin's POV I looked around at the surroundings of the pack with a frown. All of the guards around me had their weapons drawn and aimed at me. Their eyes held no respect or fear for me. It was obvious they hated me because of the way I acted toward their so-called Alpha.The doors to the mansion opened, and Viv walked out of it with her Beta and attendant flanking her. Viv and the Beta had reserved looks on their faces, but her attendant had a look of pure hatred in her eyes—quite different from the look she had before leaving my pack earlier.I had hurried after her as she left because of the undeniable power of the crystal heart. After slaughtering its soldiers, whoever controlled those beings would definitely be enraged enough to launch a large-scale attack soon. If we remain blind to their presence like we were earlier, we would be dead the next time. They would definitely wipe out my pack in no time.I needed to act fast.Viv stopped a few steps from me and stared directly into

Crovin's POV The silence that followed her last statement was damning. Her green eyes gazed intently into mine as if searching through my soul, mocking me for the futility of my efforts."Why didn't you tell me this sooner?" I asked, breaking the silence.She snickered. "And what difference does telling you then and now make?""Because I wouldn't have wasted my damn time if you had told me this sooner!" I yelled as I rose to my feet."Trying to save your pack was a waste of time?" she smiled. "You're quite insufferable, aren't you, Alpha Corvin?" "Don't you play smart with me!" I hissed. "You used me for your own amusement!""Sounds quite familiar, don't you think?" she said, still smiling. A smile that was so beautiful I wished I could wipe it off her face."You bitch!" "You would respect me, Corvin," she said coldly, the smile disappearing in an instant. "You really don't want me as an enemy."The chill in the air as she spoke those words eroded whatever joy I'd have felt for wip