Semua Bab Alpha's Obsession: Falling For My Enemy's Daughter: Bab 11 - Bab 20

Davina's POV It was the morning after that girl arrived, but I barely got any sleep. Lucien was getting a new bride, and I didn't know about it. I didn't want Lucien. I hated him and the very air that he breathed, so why did I feel this burn in my chest? Because I almost got married to him? Or maybe I just wanted him to be miserable too. Yes, that would explain it. I still needed to kill him. But killing an Alpha was not an easy feat to achieve. I still didn't know how Lucien got away with killing my father. He even had the pack rally behind him. I was dying a little inside with each day he got to witness the sun rise. A knock to my door grabbed my attention, but I didn't respond. Then it came again. When I remained silent, the door opened, and someone peeked her head through. It was the girl from yesterday. I felt anger rise in my chest. "What the—" "I only brought food." She said quickly before I could end up snapping at her. She entered my room fully, carrying a tray of food

Davina's POV A knock came later, but I didn't have the strength to open the door. "Davina?" It was Raine. I ignored. The knock paused for a little while before it came again. "Davina, I'm still here. Open the door please." When I didn't get up for what she seemed like twenty minutes, I heard the knock again, and this time I heard Rowan's voice. "Davina, open up please." Who would they call next? Lucien? The thought actually made my heartbeat pick up. Almost as if I want him to come. He was always there for my birthdays, making it special and all, so I didn't blame myself. I was confused. I didn't know who I was anymore. I was lost. "Davina, please." Raine's voice came, sounding like nails scraping against a rusted surface, and I had to get up out of sheer annoyance. I walked to the door and opened it, ready to tell them to go away, but what I met made me pause mid-action, my lips parted in shock. Raine was holding a small cake with a tiny candle stick on top, while Rowan held

Davina's POV My birthday ended with Raine trying to take me out of the packhouse, but I only walked a little distance before deciding to go back. Then I went to the pack house's indoor gym. I wanted to train my muscles. Young wolves usually train or involve themselves in strenuous exercises in preparation for their first shift. Usually, the Gamma and his assistants were supposed to help us. Now we had no Gamma, but Rowan and Caleb— another warrior loyal to Lucien— decided to take up the job. Rowan offered that I joined them, but I refused. I could not imagine being trained and surrounded by a bunch of people that hate me. I spent some time lifting weights, before I went to the punching bags, hitting until I was almost breathless. I was far from perfect, but I was much better than the last time I tried. "You are putting too much weight on your back foot." I almost winced in sheer annoyance when I heard his voice. Kane. I had not set eyes on him since after that time at the library.

Davina's POV My body was no longer mine. Pain. Raw, devastating pain was all I could feel. Unrelenting, merciless pain that seemed to crawl beneath my skin and splinter through my bones. My vision was blurred from tears, the earth underneath me felt like it was moving, like I was floating through agony, fire dancing on every nerve in my body. Maybe the pain killers might have helped if it hadn't been stolen. I was going to die. I would not survive this torture. And then I saw him. Lucien. He stepped forward and knelt in front of me. I didn't believe it at first. He was just a fragment of my imagination. One conjured by my sick mind to mock me. But then he reached out, his hands firmly cupping my jaw and making me look at him. I felt him. And I knew that he was real. "Lucien." I whispered, just to confirm. "I am here, Little Rose." He murmured, his eyes wide and his breathing laboured like he was the one shifting. "I am here." His words sounded so soft, so comforting that I a

Lucien's POV I stood at my balcony, watching as Rowan drove Davina and Lorraine in. Lorraine had somehow managed to convince Davina to go shopping with her, and she dragged Rowan along. My wolf pranced in excitement, as she stepped out of the car, even though there was no smile on that beautiful face of hers. That was the thing with our wolf counterparts. They didn't give a fuck about our grudge or even if we both ended each other's bloodline. They just want their mate. End of story. Before finding out Davina was my mate, I had a hard time getting her off my head. But now, now she was a torment. There was always this need— primal and raw— to to go her and make sure she was okay. She was talking to Lorraine, and she didn't seem disgusted by Rowan as she was before. Just me. I wondered if her wolf was tormenting her as mine was. Either her wolf wasn't, or she was too good at hiding it. She didn't even spare me a glance. Lorraine looked up and smiled at me, while Rowan gave a salu