Semua Bab Rejected But Wanted By The Alpha King: Bab 81 - Bab 90

The resort was quiet that morning, almost as if it knew their getaway was coming to an end. Rashel stood by the balcony watching the geese pass by below her; the mid-morning sunlight bathed her bare shoulders, giving her an almost ethereal glow. She took in the serene surroundings as if she were trying to commit them to memory. This was a moment she would never forget. She was grateful to Jethro for organizing this and making her come. She didn’t know she needed this until she came.Jethro stirred on the bed behind her, moving his tall frame between the sheets. She glanced back and found him watching her. Her heart twisted with love at the sight of him, tousled hair and sleepy eyes, not the perfect Alpha every other person knew; this was her own version of him, reserved for her alone.They said nothing to each

The room was almost totally dark, illuminated only by the light from the screen of Viola’s tablet. On the screen was Merikh’s face. They were going over the plans for the assassination order Viola had given. They had been watching Rashel and planning for days, waiting for the perfect time to strike.“She’s tightened her security considerably since the incident with Seth,” Viola said, her fingers drumming her desk. “But I’ve been watching her movements, and she has a bit of a routine. I’ve included her personal schedule and Scepter’s latest security rotation; I have somebody on the inside. You’ll find weak points in the eastern perimeter. It’s a small chance, but it’s something; we’ll work with it.”Merikh said nothing at first. Viola watched as he scrolled through the files she had sent earlier, all timestamped within the last twenty-eight hours.“I see, you’ve been b

The man sat restrained in a chair in the concrete holding room, his sweat-matted hair falling over his forehead and all over his face. His wrists bore red marks where the restraints had pressed too hard, and dried blood caked around his mouth and nose. Still, he didn’t attempt to answer their questions; instead, he sat with his chin held high in defiance.Behind the one-way glass, Rashel stood silently, her arms crossed over her chest. Even though her expression was neutral, there was rage burning beneath.Milla stood beside her, sweaty from torturing the man but still composed.“We have some sort of problem, Commander. His records are not in any database. No fingerprint matches and no facial recognition. It almost seems like he just fell from the

As they walked to the clearing up ahead, Milla released the signal once again and informed the men waiting by the cars to get ready. They were done and were coming out. And even though Rashel wasn’t attacked inside the cabin, everyone braced just in case there was an ambush ahead.Viola hadn’t said anything to Rashel’s final threats, and Merikh seemed like he had been thrown off. She had definitely put some tension in there, because now, Merikh would realize that he was losing Viola’s loyalty, and truly, Rashel counted on that. If there was trouble in paradise, it would serve her well.Rashel didn’t look back once. Not until they were out in the clearing, by the waiting SUV.Jethro opened the door while she climbed into the car, scanning the perimeter with focused eyes.“You think they’ll come after us again?” Milla asked as they got into the car.“No. Not for now.” Rashel said. “For

Rashel planned her next steps with precision. The following weeks were well played.Rashel played her role perfectly. Soft enough for Seth to feel comfortable with her, but never letting him get closer. She knew when to draw the line, and so far, Seth had been sensible enough not to bring up talk about getting back together. Maybe he thought their little meetings would naturally blossom into something else, which was impossible.Rashel had let him stay longer than usual that evening when he came to meet them at the park. She even let him see Kael this time. And he brought along a stuffed toy for Kael.“You got this on your way here?” Rashel asked, surprised at the gesture.“Yeah. I d