All Chapters of Navigating the Alpha's Dark World: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Sophie's Point Of View Nathan slapped me on the chin with full force that it reset my memory while I was trying to think of what to say. My eyesight became hazy. The only sound I could hear was a bell hanging inside my ear drum. I feared that I would live the rest of my life deaf."She is not the one. I swear to the moon goddess." I said something at last. The only thing that came to mind was lying. I can honestly say that the slap was a major factor in helping me respond. I was raised to believe that freedom comes from knowing the truth. Sadly, in my case, it is not applicable. Being honest with Nathan would only grant me quick access to the underworld. "Who could that have been if it was not Annabelle? I would rather not think you were so shrewd as to get away without asking for assistance." Nathan insisted. He simply does not understand what it is like to give up."Nobody.I came up with the concept.I have no motive to lie," I said, refuting his accusations. The least he

Sophie's Point of View."I take that this is a joke. Tell me you are pulling my legs, please." Knowing that Annabelle might be sincere, I asked her. I attempted to lift her spirits by cracking some dumb jokes, but I was unsuccessful.She did not believe it. I realized that, eventually, Helena was not the issue.Compared to Helena, Annabelle is proving more challenging.Although Helena is a jerk, I knew she never liked me.Given how far we have come, I was not anticipating Annabelle to have this attitude as Helena did.Annabelle did not speak. She turned to face the wall. Receiving silent treatment is the worst thing that can happen to me, and Annabelle is well aware of this."Speak up, please. "Do not keep me silent," I begged Annabelle. I put my hands on her shoulder, intending to persuade her."Remove your dirty hands from me. Do not even try to persuade me to comply with your absurd demand; it will never happen." Annabelle withdrew her arm and stepped back from me."What is t

Sophie's Point Of View. "Do not freak out. Marcus could not have possibly seen either of us," my father informed me."Father, you seem overconfident.How am I supposed to think you are telling the truth? He almost gave me a direct look. How would you explain that?" I lost my temper with my father. Had he not been my dad, I would have screamed at him."Have I ever told you a lie?Watch what happens. Believe me on this one," my father insisted repeatedly, as if he could already predict the future.So I made myself think my father was telling the truth. I made a very difficult choice and was prepared to take a significant risk. He has demonstrated his reliability twice. Unfortunately, it appears that this one is different."Return here, Helena. I'm speaking to you. Don't you dare walk out on me. In what direction are you heading?" Marcus finally called the person he was aiming at. I was not that person. It turned out to be my enemy, Helena. She was on her way to an unfamiliar locatio

Sophie's Point Of View "What on earth do you mean by destiny? I will spend the rest of my life with the enemy in the next few hours. Do you call that destiny?" I shouted at my Dad. "You cannot challenge the moon goddess. She always acts in a mysterious manner." He berated me. "The moon goddess is a joke." Without thinking about the repercussions, I yelled. "Keep quiet!" My lips were permanently sealed shut by my father's booming yell. "Think carefully before you speak about the moon goddess. Nobody tramples on her toes. Disputing her methods is the same as digging your own grave." His remarks had such an impact. They not only rendered me mute, but they also forced me to face my mistakes and reset my perspective. Upon acknowledging my error, I eventually said, "I am sorry," to my father. I completely went out of the queue. I regret letting my feelings control me. "Your apology serves no purpose. It does not alter the necessity of going back to the universe. Your place is there. You a

Sophie's Point Of View "I had a dream that I was expecting a child for you." I immediately confessed. I was afraid he might hurt me, so I was reluctant to speak. It was the greatest lie I've ever told since I was born. As soon as I told Nathan, I paused for a moment to celebrate my genius. "Do you think that will occur anytime soon?" There was a momentary silence before he asked me. "I doubt I have any influence over that. I am fine with whatever my Alpha wants from his mate. How could I turn down my Alpha's request?" I lowered my head to talk. "Nah!! Break free from that delusion. I will not allow you to have my child. You do not seem worthy to me." He turned me away without hesitation. His rejection did not bother me. Nathan is a monster, and no child should have him as a father. Nathan told me, "Go call one of the soldiers". I complied and quickly ran outside before he changed his mind and began torturing me. It was awkward, but I was able to save myself this time by lying. As soo