บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha Prince's Fierce Bride: บทที่ 111 - บทที่ 120

Kai was sitting in his study, his face covered by his palms, silently praying to the Moon Goddess that their mission would be successful and that Darina would soon be safe in his arms. As agreed, they were supposed to meet Jake halfway, next to the riverbank under the famous ancient oak, each accompanied by five warriors. Jake was supposed to bring Darina, and Kai was to bring Julie along with the papers granting passage rights to the throne. Kai sighed. In the best-case scenario, they would part peacefully, merely postponing the battle. In the worst, the deal would fall apart, and the fight would start on the spot. He preferred the first option—to fight later, knowing that Darina was safe behind the palace walls. “Do not forget—within these walls, she was kidnapped,” Blake remarked bitterly. But he was right; there was no safe place during a war. Reed barged into the

Darina's eyebrows rose in shock. "You?" "Princess, I'll explain later. Briefly, I was reborn and now stand by your side," said Jackie, uncuffing Bianca. Darina glanced at the lifeless bodies of Ashar and two guards, then back at Jackie, drenched in blood. How could she trust the person who had once tried to take her life? But did she have a choice now? After Bianca, Jackie uncuffed a trembling and sobbing Silvia. She enveloped her in a hug. Suddenly, the door swung open, and Clarissa barged into the cell, her eyes wide in horror as she looked at Ashar's body. Her face twisted in pain as she knelt beside his lifeless form. She was about to scream when Bianca swiftly sliced her throat. "We need to alert the others and head to the gate," Bianca said. "But I can't howl; I've been injected with wolfsbane." "Neither can we," Darina replied, gesturing to Silvia as w

The next morning, Kai woke to the sweet feeling of soft kisses tracing along his jaw, drifting lower to the curve of his neck. A low, throaty sound escaped him when Darina’s lips found his mark, teeth grazing lightly before she sucked at the skin. Her hand slid down, stroking him with slow, teasing care that made his muscles tense.Her scent wrapped around him, warm and intoxicating, and for a moment he forgot the world beyond their bed.“I know someone tricked me yesterday,” she whispered against his ear, voice sweet but edged with mischief. “I didn’t like that.” Her lips brushed his skin once more, then she giggled and slipped away, feet pattering toward the bathroom. The lock clicked.Kai growled at the sound of water splashing against tile. The image rose unbidden—droplets streaming down her naked body, clinging to every curve he craved to touch. He could break the door without effort, press her against the wall, and make her forget everything else.But he didn

"Darina, not everything is so bad. Already, six women and two men have found their mates within our pack, Red Full Moon and Silverstone. Even one man was mated to the warlock sent here by the Witch Council," said Kai, massaging her shoulders. "With love and support, they will bloom soon." Darina smiled, but a soft knock at the door interrupted their conversation. "Come in," Darina called, and Bianca stepped inside. Without bruises or wounds dressed in proper jeans and a T-shirt, instead of ragged scraps barely covering her body, she looked beautiful. Her clean, brushed blonde hair—now in a tidy bob—caught the sunlight like spun gold. Only her beautiful grey eyes still carried that fractured, guarded look. "Go, girls, enjoy your lunch," Kai said, then leaned close to whisper huskily in Darina’s ear, "But tonight, you’re mine. You’ll pay for what you did this morning." Pleasurable shivers ran down her spin

The sun was shining brightly, birds were cheerfully chirping outside, and the sky was magnificently blue without a single cloud. But the atmosphere in the meeting room was the complete opposite of the cheerful morning outside the windows. The tension in the room was so thick it could be cut with an axe. Darina and Kai once again held opposing opinions. "She is a murderer. She killed two people and was after your life. And now you want to just set her free?" insisted Kai. Darina rose from her chair. "She saved me and many other kidnapped victims. She led the escape and proved herself trustworthy." Kai also stood, his chest rising heavily as he grew tired of the back-and-forth arguments. "So her good deeds will lessen her punishment? She still needs to have a trial for her crimes." Darina’s eyes burned with fire; she, too, was growing weary of trying to prove her point. "Did she make dirty schemes? Absolutely! Did she murder