Lahat ng Kabanata ng Bully Me, Alpha: Kabanata 221 - Kabanata 228

Amber’s POV “Hey, Lovely, are you still listening to me?” Daniel’s voice pulled me out of my distracted thoughts. “Uh, yeah, I’m still listening,” I replied quickly. “But hell no, I’m not going on blind dates. I don’t have time for that, you know it’s not easy being a CEO. Between meetings, product launches, dealing with crises, and trying to keep everything from falling apart, I barely have time to breathe, let alone go out with strangers who probably just want my money or my name.” Daniel chuckled on the other end. “I know. That’s one of the reasons I’m fine being second-in-command at the hospital. I have seen the toll it takes on the director, sometimes he barely gets any sleep and shows up looking like a zombie..." He paused, taking a deep breath. "But that shouldn’t stop you from living your life or being a woman. You have to put yourself out there. I don’t want you ending up alone. So tell me, what do you think about Ken? He is a nice guy, and I heard he might have a crush

Author's POV “I don’t know,” one nurse spoke up quickly, her voice shaky and uncertain as she squatted down to retrieve the discarded remote from under the mangled bed frame. “But I think he accidentally pressed the remote of the bed or something…” Mason frowned deeply, his brows knitting together in disbelief. The remote couldn’t possibly flip an entire hospital bed upside down. What kind of nonsense excuse was that? “Who is supposed to be taking care of him!” Mason half-yelled, his temper flaring as he glared at the doctors for an answer. The two doctors exchanged nervous glances. One of them looked down at the floor and pointed at himself. “I-It’s me,” he admitted quietly. Mason clenched his jaw so tightly they could see the muscle ticking. “You?! How could you let this happen? What if he dies?” He jabbed a finger toward the unconscious man on the floor. “Pull out the surveillance footage right now and find out who did this, because this sure as hell can’t be the fault of

Author's POV Ken let out a deep sigh, leaning his back against the cold hospital wall. He rubbed his temples, glancing up at Daniel, debating whether it was his place to reveal what he suspected, that someone had tried to murder his sister. In the end, he decided against it. It wasn’t his place. “Um, I don’t know…” he began, but Daniel cut in immediately. “What do you mean you don’t know?” Daniel pressed, his voice sharp with worry and frustration. “I know my sister. She is not reckless enough to work with harmful chemicals without proper protection. She has been in this business for years, and nothing like this has ever happened before. So tell me straight, what really happened back at the office? Don’t hold back on me.” Ken rubbed the bridge of his nose, exhaling slowly. “It’s not that I don’t know, it’s complicated. We are still investigating, so I can’t say for sure yet. But I’m glad she is alright now. And I know it’s soon to say this, but she needs to wake up quickly. S

Amber's POV “What do you mean, ‘get out of here’?” Amber’s voice cracked as she struggled to sit up, her words slurred with lingering disorientation. Ken was instantly there, one large hand gently pressing on her shoulder while the other slipped behind her lower back, steadying her with careful strength. His touch was warm and familiar, but she tensed beneath it, her body instinctively rejecting the closeness. She wrinkled her nose and let out a heavy yawn, as if she had simply dozed off during a boring meeting. Blinking against the sterile white lights of the hospital room, her gaze darted around, taking in the thin privacy curtains separating the beds, the soft beeps of nearby monitors, and the faint, sharp smell of antiseptic lingering in the air. Her eyes widened with growing alarm. Amber shrugged his hands off sharply and leaned back against the raised headboard, the thin pillow crinkling behind her. She dragged her fingers through her tangled hair, trying to gather h