Semua Bab The Alpha King Begged His Omega to Come Back: Bab 141 - Bab 150

(Alexander's POV)The rain clung to me like despair, soaking through to my core. I stood there in front of her, completely exposed, my golden eyes locking onto her violet ones. She looked fragile. Her silver hair stuck to her face from the downpour outside, and the fresh marks on her neck screamed claims that didn’t belong to me.My vision blurred for a second, silver poisoning burning in my veins, but I didn’t care. All I could see was her—the Aria I had loved, the Aria I still loved—and the weight of everything I had lost.She stood still, hesitant, as if the space between us was no longer easy to cross. I took a shaky breath. Every word I was about to say was drowning in guilt and pain, but I needed her to hear it.“Aria,” I started, my voice cracking as I spoke her name. The name I hadn’t allowed myself to call for years.She stiffened, but didn’t look away.“I need you to know…” My throat felt dry despite the rain. “I wasn’t myself back then. What I did to you…” My words fal

(Aria's POV)I stood rooted in place, my pulse hammering hard in my chest as I faced Derek. I had rehearsed this moment in my mind countless times, yet standing there, with his ice-blue eyes boring into me, I felt my resolve falter. But I couldn’t back away now. If I hesitated, I’d never find the courage to say the words that needed to be said.“Derek…” My voice came out soft, barely above a whisper. His gaze stayed locked on me, cold and steady, his expression unreadable. I swallowed the lump in my throat and tried again, raising my voice this time. “I need to thank you… for protecting me. For everything, truly.”A flicker of something passed over Derek’s sharp features. His hands, clenched at his sides, trembled slightly. Though his face remained stoic, I knew him well enough to catch the small tells of restraint he so carefully guarded.I forced myself to continue, even as my lips quivered. “You’ve done so much for me during my most vulnerable moments, and I’ll always be gratefu

(Alexander's POV)"I fell in love with him."Her confession hit like a silver blade, slicing through every shred of hope I had clung to.My wolf howled so loudly inside me, I felt like my chest might collapse from the sound of its anguish. I couldn’t believe it, couldn’t accept it. The Aria I had known, the Aria who had been my everything from the orphanage to now, had told me she loved another alpha.Derek Silverstone.The name curdled in my chest like venom. The man had already taken so much, and now he had her heart too?I stared at her, my golden eyes blurring with the moisture building behind them. “What am I supposed to do?” I choked on the words as they left my mouth. My voice wavered, broken—just like the bond I felt slipping away. "What... What am I supposed to do without you, Aria?"I didn’t even care how pathetic I sounded. My pride as an alpha no longer mattered. The ache in my chest was too much, my wolf whimpering louder with each passing moment.Her head fell sli

(Aria's POV)The muffled thud of Alex’s receding footsteps still echoed in my ears, long after the door shut behind him. Yet it wasn’t relief that filled the silence, but an overwhelming heaviness pressing against my chest.I stared at the crack below the door, thin slivers of light pooling in from the hallway. He was still out there. Waiting.He wouldn’t leave; that much I knew. His presence lingered, like a predatory shadow that refused to fade. Despite his golden eyes dimmed with pain, his wolf’s stubborn loyalty bound him to remain, just as it always had.Still, I didn’t open the door.Instead, I turned my attention to my cramped apartment. The tiny space felt even smaller tonight, closing in around me like a weight I couldn’t escape. The walls seemed to echo with memories—things I wasn’t ready to relive.I forced myself toward the bathroom, my legs almost giving out with each step. The aftershocks of the heated confrontation with Derek still pulsed through me, his words like

(Sarah's POV)My steps echoed down the hallway, my heart racing as I approached Aria's apartment. The unanswered texts and calls had been eating at me for hours. Something wasn’t right.When I rounded the corner, my breath hitched.A group of wolves in formal pack attire stood in front of her door. Broad-shouldered, serious expressions, and an air of authority—they didn’t look like ordinary wolves. These were enhanced beta wolves. Their stance screamed of strength, and their sheer presence made the corridor feel smaller.I froze for a moment, my beta instincts kicking in."What are you all doing in front of her apartment?!" I shouted. My voice came out stronger than I expected, cutting through the silence like a blade.The wolves didn’t move, didn’t even flinch. They turned their heads in unison, their cold eyes locking on mine. A dismissive glance, as if I were insignificant. My blood boiled at their arrogance.My eyes darted to the silver-reinforced broom leaning against the w