Semua Bab Entangled with my Alpha bully : Bab 111 - Bab 120

GO TO YOUR LITTLE MISSKai stood there, confused for a bit before closing the door behind him. He wasn’t used to petty acts from females, he was more accustomed with them being all over him do it wasvery new to him and he wasn't sure how to react.He didn’t understand what he had done to trigger her reaction or the distance the day before.“What are you talking about?” He asked, stepping into the room further.Aria folded her arms and kept her back to him as she willed herself to stay calm. She was overreacting but she couldn’t control it.Kai frowned. “Say something at least," he sighed."Anything, just don't keep quiet.” he ran a fraustrated hand through his hair and sat at the edge of her bed. She already knew his thoughts towards her so there was no pretending when it was just the both of them.Aria had waited for him to talk about the gifts he had got her but when he didn’t she decided to wait for him to present them to her himself but she didn’t want him knowing she was snooping

TAKE A CHILL PILLAria wanted to believe Kai. She really did but the whole drama in less than forty eight hours wore thin her belief in him. She saw the exhausting way he stared at her, his eyes holding hers. "Then why did you sleep in her—.”"I didn't.""Arden told me so I see no reason in you lying to cover up."There was a pause, then the sound of his breath against the wood. “Arden was talking about someone else.”“Oh there are more?” her eyes widened in shock“I spent the night with Ria not Kira”She blinked, realizing what that meant, but the shame was already flooding in. “oh,” she muttered.“I didn’t think you'd have problem with me spending the night with my sister.” he raised a questioning brow at how but the words never came from her lips.Kai exhaled heavily. “Say something.”She stared at the door. “You should’ve said that earlier.”“I didn’t think I had to explain where I slept.” He shrugged his shoulder, he wasn’t angry, he was just tired.Aria sank onto the edge of the

THE WRONG TABLEAria walked in quietly, her voice soft when she greeted Karen. She forced a small smile that didn’t reach her eyes, and Karen instantly caught it. Something was off. The tension clung to Aria like a second skin, but she didn’t explain, and Karen didn’t ask. She only smiled back and nodded, pretending not to notice the Luna’s eyes following every move.“Sit,” Estrella said, her tone firm but pleasant. “Have breakfast before anything else.”Aria hesitated. The table felt like a stage she didn’t want to walk onto, but she knew better than to defy a Luna in her own home. She took the seat Karen pulled out for her and kept her gaze low.Ria was all over the table, climbing half onto Kira’s lap as she talked a mile a minute about how much she’d missed her. She spoke about the time they painted her nails blue and got scolded for staining the sheets, about the night they stayed up to braid her hair, about how Kira promised to teach her to whistle. Kira laughed and played along

THE WRONG TABLE Aria walked in quietly, her voice soft when she greeted Karen. She forced a small smile that didn’t reach her eyes, and Karen instantly caught it. Something was off. The tension clung to Aria like a second skin, but she didn’t explain, and Karen didn’t ask. She only smiled back and nodded, pretending not to notice the Luna’s eyes following every move. “Sit,” Estrella said, her tone firm but pleasant. “Have breakfast before anything else.” Aria hesitated. The table felt like a stage she didn’t want to walk onto, but she knew better than to defy a Luna in her own home. She took the seat Karen pulled out for her and kept her gaze low. Ria was all over the table, climbing half onto Kira’s lap as she talked a mile a minute about how much she’d missed her. She spoke about the time they painted her nails blue and got scolded for staining the sheets, about the night they stayed up to braid her hair, about how Kira promised to teach her to whistle. Kira laughed and played a

THE WRONG TABLE Aria walked in quietly, her voice soft when she greeted Karen. She forced a small smile that didn’t reach her eyes, and Karen instantly caught it. Something was off. The tension clung to Aria like a second skin, but she didn’t explain, and Karen didn’t ask. She only smiled back and nodded, pretending not to notice the Luna’s eyes following every move. “Sit,” Estrella said, her tone firm but pleasant. “Have breakfast before anything else.” Aria hesitated. The table felt like a stage she didn’t want to walk onto, but she knew better than to defy a Luna in her own home. She took the seat Karen pulled out for her and kept her gaze low. Ria was all over the table, climbing half onto Kira’s lap as she talked a mile a minute about how much she’d missed her. She spoke about the time they painted her nails blue and got scolded for staining the sheets, about the night they stayed up to braid her hair, about how Kira promised to teach her to whistle. Kira laughed and play