Semua Bab The Alpha Prince's Fierce Bride: Bab 41 - Bab 50

Darina was pacing in her room, puzzled and unsettled. One part of her was furious—Kai hadn’t even let her properly defend herself, choosing to believe his manipulative ex instead. That part of her wanted to pack her bags and leave immediately.But another part longed for Kai, searching for excuses, dreaming that he would come running to her now, apologizing, showering her with love.She had already patched up her broken heart after John’s rejection, and now destiny had dealt her another cruel blow. She truly believed she could be happy with Kai—that she had finally found love—but her happiness hadn’t lasted long.“She just fell into a trap. He’ll know the truth eventually,” Coral tried to soothe her.“I know. But he didn’t trust me. He thought so little of me—as if I could hurt a pregnant woman out of jealousy,” Darina cried, an angry tear sliding down her cheek.“I know, honey, but he loves you. Blake, too. They love us,” Coral said gent

Kai lay on Darina's bed. Her pillow still held her scent, and it comforted him. He hated himself for not believing her—for hesitating when she needed him most. The guilt gnawed at him like a slow burn, and the fear of losing her forever wrapped around his throat like a noose. He wanted to run after her, to make things right. He was fairly sure she had gone back to the Red Full Moon Pack, but he knew winning her forgiveness wouldn’t be easy. He needed a proper plan. He mindlinked Reed. “Buddy, I need your help—and your mate’s. Can you come to Darina’s room? Maybe bring Will too? He’s known Darina since childhood and might have some advice.” “Okay, we’ll be there soon.” An hour later, Amber, Reed, Will, and Cassandra joined Kai in Darina’s room. “Reed filled us in. Alpha, you’re really screwed,” Amber said bluntly, earning surprised looks from everyone. “What?” she chuckled. “The s

Jackie woke up feeling like she’d been hit by a train. Her head throbbed, her body ached, and her mood was even worse. As her vision adjusted, the memory of what happened came crashing back—Katriona had left her. “Traitorous b**ch,” she muttered under her breath. She had expected Katriona to help with the healing, to be useful for once. Instead, the damn wolf had abandoned her. Not that she cared much—Katriona had always been a nuisance, questioning her every move, refusing to obey. Jackie wasn’t sad about losing her. But now, she would have to heal like an ordinary human, which was annoying. Still, everything was going according to plan. Soon, she thought, Kai would be eaten alive with guilt. The thought made her smile. He’ll come running, devastated that his chosen Luna killed his baby. He’ll beg for forgiveness… and I’ll let him. He’ll be wrapped around my finger. And she wouldn’t even need

The day passed quickly, filled with the warmth and presence of her family, who tried their best to shower her with love and reassurance. They didn’t ask questions, only offered quiet comfort, letting her feel safe and wanted. Her friends frlm Royal Pack had stopped reaching out. Not a single call. Not even a text.And Kai? He hadn’t even tried. No apology. No explanation. Just silence. He was probably by Jackie’s hospital bed—holding her hand, whispering promises, doing everything he should have done for Darina.Not wanting grief to tighten its grip on her again, she left her room, seeking peace in the cool evening air. The garden had always been her sanctuary.But as she turned the corner, something unusual caught her eye. Her breath hitched.Fairy lights. Glowing softly, strung across the hedges and trees. The first words they formed were: “Forgive me.” She blinked, her heart skipping. Next came: “I love you.” Her hands trembled slightly. Then:

The kiss deepened—slow, reverent—until it ignited into something raw and consuming, the kind of passion that only blooms after too much time spent holding back. Around them, the river shimmered as if it, too, recognized the sacredness of the bond being sealed.Kai drew her gently into his arms, their bodies moulding together in the moonlit water, hearts pounding in sync.“Come,” she breathed against his lips, her voice trembling with anticipation and something deeper. “I want to be yours… completely.”Without hesitation, he followed her to the riverbank, where soft grass blanketed the earth, and glowing silver roses surrounded them like silent witnesses. The air pulsed with magic, with fate, with something ancient and undeniable.Second-chance mates were almost unheard of—whispers of legend. And now, they were living it. Sparks danced in the air, teasing their skin, feeding the ache to claim, and be claimed.They sank into the grass, hear