Todos os capítulos de Her Forbidden Alpha King: Capítulo 91 - Capítulo 100

Chapter 91"Seraya is pregnant," she said to him at last. The words are harsh as if scraped from across broken glass. "It's over for me, Duncan. Whatever I have with Rafe… it's done."For an instant, Duncan had just gazed at her. He was not a man to rush an answer; patience was his armor, and his armor had protected him all those years within that household of titles and tempers. Now he stood with his arms crossed, his gaze steady though not cold. "You're certain it's over?" he whispered. "Or are you certain you wish to believe so because it is preferable to hope?"Angelina had shaken her head. "Don't do that. Don't make this sound like something I can fix by altering the way I perceive things. You didn't see his face when he looked at her. It was… softer. I could tell." She had swallowed hard, voice cracking on the edge. "It was the look of a man who finally found peace.""Peace and love are the same, then?" Duncan's tone was still gentle, yet with each statement the power of reality

Chapter 93Seraya's breathing trembled as she stood staring at herself in the mirror. Her eyes, once blazing with determination and anger, now looked dull, overshadowed by desperation. The minimal swell of her belly beneath her robes was the only indication that time went on regardless of her preparedness or otherwise.Cohen entered the room quietly, hesitant to disturb her. His usual calm expression was replaced by a trace of worry. “You haven’t eaten since morning,” he said softly.“I’m not hungry,” she replied without turning. Her voice was low, fragile.Cohen stepped closer. “You’ll make yourself weak, Seraya. The baby—”"Baby." She broke into laughter. "I'm going to have to give this kid away. What difference will it make if I eat or not?"Cohen's teeth ground. He saw the uselessness of arguing while she was like that, but he could not stand to watch her starve. "Don't say that," he breathed. "You don't know what can change. Rafe—""Rafe made his decision," she interrupted rudely

Chapter 95The witch's eyes deep, tired, burdened with the weight of an age-long weariness met Seraya's. "Are you certain you want to see this, child?" she breathed, shivering. "Once you have looked. there is no return. Some truths burn more fiercely than wounds."Seraya’s fingers tightened around the edge of the wooden table. “I need to know,” she whispered, her voice breaking. “I’ve been living in the shadows, not knowing who to trust. Please… show me what really happened.”The witch stood still for an excessively long time. Her gaze flashed toward the barrier outside her walls — the faint glimmer of dark magic still suspended there. And then, with a slow inclination of her head, she went over to an ancient stone bowl on a stool. It contained dark water, as black as ink.She began to mutter ancient curses gently into her lip, her shattered fingernails scoring extraterrestrial runes across the lip. The candle flame began to dwindle, and the air thickened — as if the entire hut had h

Chapter 97 For a moment, he just stood there, regarding her white face. His own face flickered between anger and something unspoken — something very close to regret — before his eyes went hard again.Seraya shifted, her lashes shivering. Her breathing grew more rapid as consciousness came back to her slowly. When her eyes opened, confusion filled them first, followed by fear, and then amazement.Her eyes swept the room before coming to rest on him." Ace…" Her voice was husky, quivering. "What do you do? Why. why am I here?"Ace did not answer immediately. He paced his back to her, crossing over to the window. The stifling silence that clung in the air was suffocating. Only the wind's scream as it tore through the cracks in the walls broke it.Finally, he said — his tone low and laced with bitterness. "You shouldn't have crossed my path, Seraya. This never would have happened if you would've just shut up." Seraya pulled herself to her feet, draping the blanket over her. "Shut up?" s

Chapter 99Seraya's voice trembled as she pleaded, her fingers curling over the table's edge for purchase. "Ace, please… don't do this," she begged, the tears streaming down her face now that they were no longer controlled. The iciness in Ace's gaze nearly broke her heart. She had once sought refuge in those same eyes—warm, proud, full of love. Now, they merely showed obsession and anger.Ace loomed over her, unwavering. "You've already made your choice, Seraya," he announced in a deep, even tone that was more threatening than any scream. "You rejected me, and now you want me to release you? No. You're home here—with me."Seraya shook her head, her voice breaking. "I'm not a possession to be owned, Ace. This isn't you… please, stop before it's too late."Ace cocked his head slightly in Axel's direction, who stood at the edge of the room, leaning into the darkness. "Do it," he growled, his jaw set. "Erase her memories. She won't remember rejecting me—or any of this."Axel hesitated f