All Chapters of Alpha Liam: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Liam:The moment she walked in, I knew she’d done it.I knew that she took her to school, regardless of what I had told her.Her hair was slightly wind-tousled, her shoulders squared, and her expression carried that quiet, infuriating confidence I’d come to recognize.“You took her,” I said flatly, my voice calm but cold as stone. “Regardless of everything that I warned you about, of what I said and of the dangers that are outside, you still chose to take her. You still chose to do what you wanted to do rather than take her to play just like any other child would and then bring her back to safety if you wanted a normal life. I am talking.“Yes. A normal life includes her going to school, making friends and getting to know people, not just playing around in the park with my eyes over her before we brought her back an hour later.”No apology. No hesitation. Just that single word as she moved past me like I wasn’t the Alpha of this house, this territory, this pack. Like I was just… backg

Liam:I stood there long after she walked away, my chest heaving, my hands still tingling from the feel of her waist under my palms. Her scent lingered in the night air, wild, maddening, and entirely Alaria.And for a few seconds, all I could think about was her. For a few seconds, all I could remember was the two of us being together, her as my wife and I her husband, long before I chose a path that I now regretted.I wanted to follow her. I wanted to pull her back, to keep her there until she stopped running from me, until she admitted what I already knew she felt. But she’d made her choice in those last words, and for once, I didn’t chase.Because I knew that if I did, it was just going to make things worse. And I knew that giving her the space she needed was the only option that I had right now.When I finally made my way back to the villa, the silence hit me first, thick, heavy, suffocating. It was empty and void of life. The whole house was void of life without her being in it.

Alaria:The sun rose far too quickly.And though somehow I had learned to love warnings today, I had hoped that it did not come too quickly. I wanted this to end. I thought that maybe if I did not go out, I was not going to see him. It was just not going to be real.I couldn't sleep no matter how hard I tried.I’d spent most of the night pacing my room like a restless ghost, replaying every second of the kiss I never should’ve allowed.My lips still felt bruised.My thoughts? A mess.My chest, well, that ached more than I wanted to admit, in a way that I disliked more than anything else.I was avoiding him.Avoiding the villa corridors where he might be.Avoiding the kitchen.Avoiding the garden.Avoiding everything that looked remotely like him.Kai had made a joke at breakfast. Something about the Alpha being “in one hell of a mood,” but I didn’t ask questions. I didn’t need to.Because I knew.He himself knew and saw what happened. He knew how he would feel about it. And if anyone

Selena:By the time Liam set me down on the couch in the sitting room, my ankle felt like it was on fire. I tried to mask the pain, no point looking weak in front of him, but the way his hands had gripped my arms told me he’d noticed every flinch.And I knew that I was going to need to play smart. One wrong move could end up ruining everything for me. And I knew for a fact that Darius did not accept anyone who failed. I still didn't even know why he chose to keep Claire on for this long, but I did not intend to be like her.“I will leave you to take care of things.” Liam said and Alaria nodded. I wanted to speak, I wanted to thank him, but I knew better than to do so. Even trying to engage with him could end up playing a different game or even sending a message that I could not. At least for now, I need it to earn her trust. Especially with Claire out of the way.Alaria knelt beside me without hesitation, her fingers brushing lightly over the swelling. “It’s already starting to bruise

Alaria:I eased the door shut behind me, careful not to wake Anastasia. The hallway was quiet, dimly lit by the soft glow of the sconces along the wall. I had barely taken a step when I saw him.And though I did not want to admit it, the smile on my face was not one that was willing to fade, and I knew the reason behind it. Which was the man who just read a story to his daughter, who still did not know who he was, and yet was finding herself bonding with him in ways that she could not describe.But as I turned to leave, my eyes widened when I saw him.Liam was leaning against the opposite wall, waiting.“I thought that you were going to leave.”“I was, but then I figured that if I did not take this chance that I'm never going to be willing to take it. Or even if I am, it might be a very long time before I have the courage to do so again.” He said, lowering his voice to above whisper as if simply wanting me to hear what he was saying, not wanting anyone to catch his words except me.Th