Lahat ng Kabanata ng Too Human To Be His: Kabanata 81 - Kabanata 90

But I won’t give in again. I’ve paid too high a price for his selfish desires. I refuse to be the mistress of a married narcissist, no matter how much my body betrays me. “Enough!” I snapped, finally turning my face away from his desperate mouth. “I said enough!” My voice cracked into a scream, raw and full of hurt. My soul was crying out—but I doubted it meant anything to him. Breathing heavily, the Alpha finally loosened his grip, and I sprang away from him like the devil from holy water. “You're just a narcissistic, sick bastard!” I screamed, my voice raw and trembling as a full-blown breakdown crashed over me. My whole body was shaking, tears blurred my vision, but I didn’t care. I had to say it. All of it. Everything that had been festering inside me. “You ruined my life with your selfish games and your disgusting arrogance!” My voice cracked as I shouted at him, tears streaming freely now. “Because you can’t keep your damn dick in your pants, you’ve taken away my chance to

I had no idea how long I’d been unconscious—or what happened to me after everything went black. I only woke when sunlight was already streaming brightly through the windows, casting golden specks that danced across the snow-laden trees outside. Slowly turning my head, I took in my surroundings. I was alone, lying in what looked like either a hospital room or a very luxurious hotel suite. Everything around me looked expensive—surprisingly warm and cozy. A plasma screen hung on the wall, surrounded by polished nightstands, a small table, a soft leather couch, and delicate curtains that swayed gently with the breeze. But the medical equipment next to me, along with the specialized bed I lay in, told me the truth: I was in some kind of VIP hospital room. Not meant for maids or schoolteachers. Which could only mean one thing—someone powerful, and likely wealthy, had arranged all of this. But why go through so much trouble? Was it guilt? Regret? Not that it mattered. He wasn’t here. T

It sounded too good to be true, but I didn’t challenge him. What was the point? Max let out a long breath, then suddenly brightened. “Hey, you’ve got visitors,” he said, a smile tugging at his lips, warmth flashing in his eyes. It didn’t take a genius to guess who had such an effect on him—he’d probably scented them before they even entered the building. The door burst open, and in rushed Jasmine and Tanya—both looking disheveled and terrified. Jasmine barely managed a quick kiss to her husband before rushing to my side, dragging Tanya along with her. The moment she saw me, Tanya couldn’t hold it together anymore. She broke down in tears. “Aline, I was so scared for you!” Tanya sobbed, hugging me tighter. “You’re all I have! Who would I have left if you were gone? Zavir the idiot?!” That broke me. The tears started again, and I couldn’t stop them. It felt like I had cried so much these past few days that I was at serious risk of dehydration. When our wave of hysteria finally p

Once we were out of the hospital, I called Tanya and told her where to meet us. She didn’t hesitate—not even for a second. Her relief poured through the phone like sunshine after a storm.We were finally leaving this damn zoo. No more cages. No more chains. And for once, I didn’t feel guilty.None of us did.Turned out, Aiden was a true master of disguise and secrecy. A real chameleon.I always knew he loved traveling, but I had no idea he did it under fake names and identities. That part was new.We didn’t leave the country—way too risky without documents—but we roamed far and wide within its borders.It felt like a game, in a strange and exciting way.Whenever someone took an interest in us, we’d spin a new story. Sometimes we were a married couple, sometimes cousins, sometimes conference attendees. Our names changed constantly. So did our roles. It was thrilling.The only real concern was Tanya. Dropping out of school halfway through tenth grade would’ve been a terrible idea. But,

They thought that ten of them, together, could overpower me. They couldn’t. I didn’t even register how quickly those arrogant bastards ended up on the floor, broken by my beast. He was seething with fury, starved of an outlet for days, and those poor idiots walked straight into the storm. I’d just been informed that Alina had finally woken up, but was in a deeply depressed state. My wolf and I agreed—we needed to finish this business fast. And we did. My girl was waiting for me back at the hospital. I drove like hell to get to her. But when I returned the next day, right before noon—she was gone. The doctor said she’d been discharged just a few hours earlier... with some guy. That’s when the blind rage took over. I was ready to tear Maxim apart with my bare hands. He was supposed to guard her. That’s why I left him there—because I thought she’d feel safer, happier, with a friend by her side. But instead? That traitor let her walk away. Let her leave me. What made it wor