บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha Prince's Fierce Bride: บทที่ 161 - บทที่ 170

Kai was holding Darina's hand in silence. He had no energy to speak; hope was fading. What if she really would be sleeping for years? Left on life support, alive but dead at the same time. The sterile beeping of the machines gnawed at him, each sound like a cruel reminder of how uncertain their future was. Her faint scent was mixed with odour of antiseptic, too clean, too cold, as a sign of a cruel destiny. He whispered softly, leaning closer to her beautiful face, "I was always strong, more than just capable, even arrogant sometimes, but only now I realized that my strength was also nourished by you. You were supporting, inspiring, guiding me, loving fiercely, no matter what. You were my beacon of light in my darkest time. You are part of my soul. Without you, I will not be whole again. Please do not leave me and the babies, come back to us." His voice cracked, the words torn between prayer and confession. Darina was silent, lifeless in the sterile hos

Darina slowly walked beside Amber, who was far too focused on filing her plate with an enormous amount of food from the breakfast buffet. Leaning closer, Darina whispered, “So… do you really think that swing in the gym was funny?” Amber’s lips curved into a mischievous smile. “Did you try it?” “Of course not,” Darina said, trying to keep a straight face and failing not to laugh. “Fix it today.” “I’ve got a yoga swing in storage, so I’ll replace it. But—please—can I keep the old one? It looks exactly like the missing décor piece in my bedroom.” She bit her bottom lip in exaggerated pleading. Darina sighed but nodded, and Amber clapped her hands like a child who had just been given extra candy. Darina filled her own plate, and the two of them made their way to the table, still snickering under their breath.Kai immediately pulled Darina onto his lap and snatched a strip of bacon from her plate. “Hey! No stealing food,” she teased, swatting at his hand. “Sharing is caring,” he grinn

Darina slept through the ride to the airport and immediately passed out again after the jet took off. “Wake up, my queen,” Kai whispered, gently caressing her cheek. Darina jerked awake, startled. “Are we… are we taking off?” Kai chuckled softly. “No, we’re already landing.” “Oh, really?” She turned to the window and clearly saw the mountains approaching. The jet would hit the runway in less than ten minutes. “Here you are,” Kai said, passing her a tray with a glass of orange juice, cheese, biscuits, and cut fruits. “I’m not—” Darina began, but her stomach betrayed her with a loud rumble. She realized she was actually starving. “Maybe you’re not, but the babies are very hungry,” Kai teased softly, brushing his fingers over her stomach while she gobbled up the food. “I never thought you could be even more beautiful, but now that you’re pregnant… you’re absolutely stunning.”

After the girls left, Darina went straight to her bedroom. There was no reason to stay at the hospital any longer—her body needed quiet. Kai was still in a meeting with her brother, her father, and the officials. Business, politics… endless. She stood before the mirror, uneasy. Her lips looked fuller—pregnancy, maybe. But her eyes… sapphire blue was gone, replaced by turquoise that almost glowed, like fire in water. That wasn’t pregnancy. That was something else. She tugged her straps down and let her dress fall, pooling around her feet. Lace panties clung to her hips, her breasts heavier, fuller, her body softer. She brushed her hand over her still-flat stomach, searching for truth in silence. And then she felt him. His scent hit first, thick and heady, followed by the heat of his body closing in. His arms wrapped her up, dragging her tight against the hard line of his cock. “You’re

Darina slid off Kai's lap swiftly, water splashing around them.She was trembling, scared of herself—scared that he would stop loving her, that he would start seeing her as a monster."I don’t know. I... I’m not sure," her voice broke. "Bacon, wind, sparks... and now this."Kai’s face softened as the first wave of shock passed. It hurt him to see Darina shivering in fear."Love, breathe," he said, cupping her cheek and turning her face toward him to look into her eyes. "We’ll figure everything out. But I didn’t get about the wind... and bacon?"Darina sucked in a sharp breath, trying to gather her tangled thoughts."I was frustrated the other day—when you kept stealing my bacon during breaks—and I think... I think I moved it away from you with my mind. But I’m not sure." She glanced at him, and Kai was focused, hanging on every word."And then I complained there was no wind... and suddenly, a breeze appeared. I thought it was a coincidence.