Semua Bab The Alpha King’s Last Regret : Bab 41 - Bab 50

Kade King I dropped her off before her house in the Omega Fortress, in broad daylight. A foolish way to start the biggest scandal of the year, but I cared less. She’s someone I have come to realize I’m obsessed with, and there’s no way I’d leave her at some bus station to ride home alone. Not after what we just shared. Not after she gave herself to me and trusted me again. I watched her unlock the door and then turn to me, bowing her head. I smiled softly, our eyes meeting in a knowing gaze. We both knew what last night meant, and we wanted more. But I wouldn’t take her rashly, not without her full permission. I have been a jerk in many areas of life, but never when it comes to making a young lady a woman. She walked inside, closing the door behind her, but I heard the faint pause of her footsteps. She was still at the door, likely waiting to hear the car pull away. I decided to give her that satisfaction. I got into the car, and Riven pulled out, right in the full view of th

Pearl Gem I walk gently into my office and slowly lower myself into the chair. Then I reach for the telephone, fiddling with the receiver for a while before dropping it and picking up a pen instead. All this just to drown out the unpleasant sound of them kissing and her soft moans. Eventually, I reach for the keyboard, and in an effort to keep sane, I begin typing the names of those who matter to me. Bright. Dad. Royce. Again, I repeat the motion until Kade King’s name suddenly comes up, and at once, I erase it, leaning back and swallowing hard. Suddenly, the ache in my chest becomes unbearable. I feel dizzy. I need to lie down. I don’t feel well. I wish there were someone I could talk to. Someone I could lean on. Panic thoughts run through my mind until the sound of their kissing stops and her pleasant chuckles drift through. “Naughty. Kade, stop…” She giggles again, and that sound, so carefree and delighted, does nothing but carve a huge hole in my chest. It’s killing m

Kade King A silver dagger to my heart. A cold slap to my face. Each time she stared at me with those eyes of hers, with that expression on her face, I felt nothing but raw agony. I wish I could do more than just sit there and play along, but I know what’s on the line. And I have known Her Grace far too long to believe she is not bluffing. If I dare miss a step, my omega will lose her father. And nothing else will happen but me losing her forever as though I haven’t already started to. I watched as she left the conference hall, disappearing from my view, her footsteps fading away. My jaw tightened as I turned back to stare at the blank space in front of me. Gradually, everything else faded into the background. The congratulations that were said to me, the questions asked, I left them all unanswered. One by one, the shareholders began to leave. At last, only Drizzel, my men, and my mother remained. “I am proud of you, King,” My mother muttered lowly, only for me to hear. “So

Kade King A curse in broad daylight, flung at a king, with a heart so broken, it stunned me. Not because she wished evil upon me, but because of the raw misery in her eyes. Do I truly make her feel that miserable? That unsafe? Her curse troubled me the least, if at all. I am a king blessed by the Moon Goddess herself. Any dark omen meant to befall me was already stripped of its power during my rites at the Moonspire Citadel. But her tears… her tears shattered something inside me. I turned slowly toward her, watching her wipe her face, and the sight stabbed deep. I looked away and sighed, heavy and rough. This… this is killing both of us. Why is it so impossibly hard to just be with her? Why must every second feel like war? I returned to my desk but couldn’t focus. My heart ached too much. I leaned back in my chair, eyes closed, burdened with thoughts. My mother, she is the root of all this pain. The architect of our downfall. And how I wish I could tell Pearl Gem everything.

Kade King I wake up that early morning, feeling as though some part of me is missing. It’s almost as though my wolf had left my body. I open my eyes to see it has. My shadow is across the room, standing by the window, away from me and the bed. I give a low groan, and it simply turns its head toward me before finally returning to me almost reluctantly. Yesterday was one of the bitterest days of my life, and I spent the night trying to make love to Drizzel. The first round was a bit great, but the second and third weren’t what I had planned. I turn gently in bed to see she is still beside me, naked underneath the duvet, and I let out a rough sigh. I gently reach for my cellphone and see I have hundreds of messages as usual, but I open the one from Riven first. The cure is still under process, and it isn’t done yet. I scroll through the messages for maybe one from Pearl Gem, my Omega, but none pop up. That tells me more than I need to know. She didn’t go on a trip with her f