Semua Bab Blind Female Warrior: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Damon POVBoth of those princes were getting on my fucking nerves, and not just because they were obviously after Kalilah.The two had gotten their position because they were next in line. Neither of them had fought for it—their parents passed on or simply abdicated the throne, giving it to them. I had been one of many sons of the former Alpha and not even the oldest, having to fight for my position.It was through several bloody fights that I was able to win, and after that, they tried to take my position. However, I was at a point where they wouldn’t be able to do that. Either they were dead or they had fled, forming their lives somewhere else.The Dark Moon Pack did have a brutal past, something I was trying to change for the better with everything I was doing. But it made me bitter towards the princes. I earned my position, whereas they didn’t.Such smug bastards they were, too, walking around here as if they had a chance with Kalilah. The two of us were destined to be. Neither dr

Damon POVAfter the kiss, I started looking into ways to kill a vampire.You could cut off their head, burn them, or drive a stake through their heart. It was all very classic, Hollywood ways, but I was willing to try anything at this point.I spent hours pacing, fists clenched, jaw tight. The usual calm I wore like armor cracked, and all I could think about was how that smug bastard had the nerve to cross every line. Not toward her—no, I kept that side gentle—but toward everyone else around us.When my beta called that night, I snapped. Snapped harder than I ever had before. Nearly hung up on him just to keep the rage from spilling out.I didn’t have answers, no plans. Just that burning fire inside, growing hotter with every thought of Lucien’s smirk. The kind of anger that doesn’t ask questions—it just wants to act.But I held back, for now. Because if I let it loose too soon, there’d be no going back.Still, it was getting difficult to keep my temper down.How the fuck was I going

Kalilah POVThe situation with Auren and Lucien was… complicated. They seemed willing to enter into an allyship, but at the same time, I couldn’t shake the worry that they were only doing it to secure my hand in marriage. There was nothing inherently wrong with that—it wasn’t unusual for political or strategic unions—but… I had a mate. Or a future mate, if we wanted to be precise.Damon was the one I wanted to be with. We had agreed to push things off for the time being, to wait until the chaos around us settled, but it didn’t change the fact that we were committed. No matter what schemes or negotiations swirled around me, no matter what promises were whispered in the halls of power, Damon was mine.And with Auren and Lucien’s involvement, it was becoming impossible to ignore the tension that clung to the edges of every interaction. Damon was jealous. Very jealous. The kind of jealousy that tightened his jaw, sharpened his gaze, and made him hover a little too close whenever the two o

Kalilah POVAfter going out with Damon and the two Princes, I was exhausted. It was so awkward the entire time. Even though I couldn’t see anything, I could feel the tension increasing around me.When I got home, I retired to my private room because I needed a bit of a break. If I didn’t get some time to myself, I was going to go insane.I sank into my chair, letting out a long, shuddering breath. The sounds of the city outside were muffled, but even that faint hum felt like too much after the constant undercurrent of tension with Damon and the princes. My hands rested on the armrests, fingers curling into the fabric as if I could anchor myself.God, why was it so exhausting to just… exist around them? I couldn’t even see the subtle looks or smirks, yet I felt them, like a vibration under my skin. Their presence pressed in ways that made my chest tight and my thoughts scattered.I closed my eyes—or, rather, focused inward, since closing them didn’t matter—and let my breath even out. M

Kalilah POVAfter Damon blurted that out in front of everyone, I wasn’t sure what to think. While I was happy—truly—I could feel the weight of the moment pressing down on me. What he had said, the way he had said it, left no room for doubt. And that certainty, while comforting, was also terrifying.The news spread faster than I could wrap my mind around it. By the next morning, all of Seattle seemed to be buzzing with it. Whispers followed me down the streets, in the markets, even though the council halls. People’s eyes lingered just a little longer than usual, their voices carrying excitement, curiosity, and judgment in equal measure.I thought back to Kiran when I told him. He was a little angry I didn’t tell him face-to-face, but my brother knew there was a reason I didn’t tell him. I needed to ruminate on it.“I can’t believe the two of you are finally doing it!” he said, but then I heard the annoyance in his tone.I sighed. “Kiran, you don’t have to be so touchy. I was going to t