All Chapters of The executioner and the Alpha King: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Theo’s point of view The ceiling has nothing to offer me, but I stare at it like it might eventually give in. It’s been four months since she walked into my life—and since then, there hasn’t been a day I haven’t thought about her. Not a moment I haven’t felt her presence in my chest, tightening like a vice or softening like a prayer. Eva. She came in with her silent footsteps and steel eyes and cracked me open without even trying. My mind. My heart. My kingdom. All hers. And I love every damn second of it. But what terrifies me, in that quiet, slippery way only real fear can… is the possibility I’ll screw this up. That I’ll push too hard. That I’ll lose her to something bigger than both of us. I shift onto my side, pressing my face into the pillow that still smells faintly like her. She hasn’t slept beside me in three nights. She’s pulling away again—probably trying to make sense of the bond without letting it consume her. Or maybe she’s protecting me. I hate how much I get it.

Eva’s point of view I wake slowly, sunlight brushing against my face like soft fingertips. It’s warm—too warm—and there’s weight curled around me. An arm draped lazily across my waist. A hand resting low on my stomach, twitching slightly in sleep. Theo. A smile tugs at my lips, uninvited and embarrassingly soft. I stretch slightly, and a very distinct ache reminds me of everything that happened last night. Oh. Did I just lose my virginity? Yes. Yes, I did. And it was… full. Complete. Perfect. I still remember every sound he made. Every look he gave me like I was something sacred. Every time he asked if I was okay, and the moment he stopped asking because he knew I was. Because I wanted him just as much. Was this what the goddess meant when she said I was allowed? Who knows. But if I’m going to burn, I’ll burn for this. Theo stirs behind me, his nose brushing against my hair. His hand starts to move slowly across my abdomen, fingers teasing lower with every pass. I grab hi

Eva’s Point of View I leave my room smiling. I actually enjoyed how rattled Theo looked when I told him I’d be gone for two weeks. There’s something deeply satisfying about watching a mighty Alpha King momentarily short-circuit over my schedule. Time for breakfast before Sonia shows up. I head into the food hall and spot Trixie standing at a table with a plate of food. She’s spearing a stack of pancakes like they insulted her family. “Morning,” I say, sliding into the seat beside her. Her eyes go wide. “You have got to be kidding me. You too, Eva?” I take the platter from the girl who brought it and casually start loading my plate. “Technically, it’s not the first time I’ve been with him. We just… completed what we started.” Trixie groans like I kicked her puppy. “Everyone is getting laid except me. This is hell.” Sonia strolls in, plopping down on the other side of the table. “Morning, girls… What’s with the faces?” I grin. “You mean one happy face, one mildly deranged one?

Jack’s point of view I sit in my corner, laughing my ass off. Did this bastard really believe killing Eva would be easy? He should’ve known better. A fireball roars past my head, splintering stone and wood behind me in a burst of blackened sparks. I duck lazily, grinning like a lunatic as I watch the naked rampage unfold. For the past hour, this crazy bastard—this so-called dark mage—has done nothing but obliterate every inch of this abandoned stronghold. Walls are crumbling, floorboards are scorched, ceiling beams tremble like they might collapse. I? I’m sitting in the shadows enjoying the show like it’s some kind of cursed opera. “That bitch!” he shrieks. “How did she dodge those arrows? Why isn’t that worthless Beta dead yet?!” I chuckle and shake my head. “You really thought it would be that easy to kill her?” He spins on me, fire licking his fingertips. His eyes are glowing—a deep, sunken red that no longer looks human. His face is contorted with rage, flushed crimson and

Eva’s point of view We just switched places and I took the wheel. The road ahead is dark and endless, winding through a dense stretch of forest. But we’re close. Soon, daylight will break through the night, and we’ll reach our destination. I don’t sleep anyway, so I might as well let Sonia recharge. She’ll need the energy. As I drive in silence with Sonia snoring lightly beside me—poor Michael—I can’t help but wonder: does the Dark Mage know where we’re going? How the hell did he find us before? A cold trickle of worry slides down my spine, but I shove it aside. Not now. The sky begins to shift. Pale light filters through the trees. Almost there. I reach over and gently poke Sonia’s nose. “Rise and shine, beauty.” She groans, rolling her head to the side. “One more minute… I don’t wanna go to school today.” I stiffen a laugh. “But you have to. Final exam’s today. Miss it and you’ll have to repeat the whole year.” She jolts upright like she’s been electrocuted, her eyes wide and