บททั้งหมดของ Alpha, I Won’t Let You Banish Me Again: บทที่ 151 - บทที่ 160

My office back home is nothing compared to the Fae King’s office. Everything about this room screamed elegance and class; mine screamed paperwork, dust, and unfinished tasks. “Have a seat,” he said, gesturing towards the most expensive-looking couch I have ever seen. It makes me not want to sit on it. Mateo, on the other hand, didn’t seem like he cared. More importantly, he had been so quiet since we left the gazebo. I expected him to have a lot of questions, but instead of hearing him ask them, he just kept silent. At first, I told myself it was just another one of his moods. He had plenty of those. But deep down, I knew that this wasn’t one of them.“I will go straight to the point because obviously you don’t have enough time.” The Fae King said, snapping me back to the present.“We will have another discussion about the Alliance. For now, take this with you,” the Fae King handed me an onyx ring. “What is this?” I asked, looking it over closely. “It’s an onyx ring. But it’s not

In the land of the Faes, there are a lot of things that fascinate me and scare me at the same time. I’m most intrigued by their strange way of traveling and how a single door can lead you somewhere entirely new, as if space itself bends to their will.Just like how we arrived at my pack that could have taken almost a day, we traveled the usual way. Still, by doing this, we had enough time to plan our next move and for Mateo to demand an explanation. I have to admit I’m a bit disappointed not to be able to see the hut Kelly told me about. Maybe someday I'll be able to see it. I guess, just not now. “You do know that you have a lot of answering to do,” he started to say as he blocked my way. “Now is the right time for you to give those answers.” He added, leaving me no option but to give him what he asked for. “We might have enough time to talk about it, but there are a lot of things that I need to do first before I meet the Vampire Lord.” Mateo didn’t budge. “Trust me, an hour isn’t

“The Vampire Lord is here.”Hearing Alejandro say that confirmed that this was really happening. “I will come with you,” Mateo’s father said, getting ready to come with me, but stopped when Alejandro handed me something. “The Vampire Lord asked me to give you this,” he said as he handed me a piece of paper. I opened the paper only to see two sentences. 1. Do not bring Maximus.2. You’re allowed to bring a friend, just one, except for Maximus.“What did it say?” Mateo’s father, Maximus, asked. I am not sure how to tell him about the letter, so instead of telling him, I just handed him the paper. “What the fuck is this?” Maximus asked angrily. Mateo took the piece of paper and read what was written, then looked at me. He didn’t have to say it out loud, but now we understood why the Fae King told us not to sign anything unless we consulted with his father. “You’re banned, Dad,” Mateo said out loud. “I know what’s written there, I just can’t believe that he would do that. If he th

Everyone I have met has always warned me the same thing about vampires. Never make a deal with them unless you know every detail of it.“Break the treaty and you have our full support.”I look at the Vampire Lord in front of me. If I had not found the Faes, I might have hastily agreed to make this deal. But I am not desperate. And even so, why would I break something that my father had tried so hard to build?If I ask him why he wanted me to break the treaty with us, he might take offense at it. Because, as far as I could remember, that treaty is one of the reasons why the Vampires couldn’t touch us or the humans. So instead of asking that, I asked the same thing that the Fae King asked. “Are you forming an alliance with us?” Once again, the Vampire Lord in front of me smiled. I hate that creep smile. Ever since I sat in front of him, there was nothing I wanted to do more than to wipe off that ugly smile of his. “Of course,” he replied more than willingly. “That’s what brothers do

Thankfully, no one came back to my room after the Fae King left. I was also glad I didn’t have to go out for dinner. I don’t think I have the strength to socialize with anyone. It’s not that I don’t want to talk with them. It’s more like I just don’t have the strength and energy for now. So many things have been happening, and I don’t know how to keep up. At first, it felt like I was handling things just fine, like none of what I had found out about my father or mother bothered me. Or how I thought that I had already forgiven everything that Leo did before, that I had already moved past that. Until today…The rage I felt inside of me before I set my hands on fire was something I was not familiar with. It wasn’t the kind of anger that came and went like a passing storm. It was deeper, hotter. Like something ancient had woken up inside me, stretching after a long, restless sleep. I can still feel the echo of it under my skin, pulsing with every heartbeat. My palms tingle, and when