Lahat ng Kabanata ng Fated To The Golden-Eyed Devil: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

LUNA AQUAMARINE’S POV I gasped, heart racing and eyes wide.The words stuck to my skin like dirt I couldn’t scrape off.They were twisting it. Twisting everything.The Riogara matter was different and now it seemed like it's going to be a trigger for Fiona’s drama.I clenched my jaw so hard it hurt. If I spoke, they’d only twist it more. If I stayed, I’d drown in their stares.I forced myself to look away from the door and back at Clifford. He was leaning against the table, arms folded, watching me with that unreadable stare that made me feel smaller the longer it lasted.I hated the silence pressing between us. “You heard them,” I muttered, my voice low, almost ashamed.Clifford didn’t blink. His voice was flat, steady. “Every word.”“One performance and now I’m the heartless one who almost killed her,” I scoffed, though it burned in my chest to say it.His brow furrowed slightly. “What’s Riogara? And why did he mention it?” His tone was probing, cautious. “Was that the thing Fiona

LUNA AQUAMARINE’S POVMy eyelids were almost touching when the door opened. Heavy steps. His scent. I knew it was him before I even turned my head.“Why are you still awake?” His voice was low, close enough to pull me back from the edge of sleep.My lips twitched. “Since when did my bedtime become your business?”He didn’t respond to it. He just came to the bed, bent down, and without asking, scooped me into his arms.“Put me down,” I muttered, but my body leaned against his chest anyway. “I'm never going to apologise to Fiona even if you force me, Alexander.”He didn’t answer. The sound of water rippling reached my ears before I felt the heat of it. He stepped into the tub with me still in his arms, lowering us both until the water licked at my skin.My eyes wouldn't stray away from Alex's every movement. I watched as he picked up the soft towel, added some liquid to it, and then turned to place it on my belly. The moment his palm touched my belly, I felt goosebumps fill me, it wa

PRIMUS ALEXANDER’S POV“You fucking ruined everything,” he snarled, chest heaving. “You had one job. Yet, you went to mark her all over again."Levi’s fist cracked against my jaw before I even had the chance to breathe. My head snapped sideways.I glared at him. “Careful, Levi.”“Careful?” he barked, stepping closer. “You think I care if you’re the Primus right now? Do you know what you’ve done? You let your beast take her. You forgot everything we discussed.”His words stung because they were true.My jaw tightened, muscles twitching. “You think I don’t know that? The second I touched her I—” I stopped, shaking my head. My wolf growled inside me, restless even now, craving her again. “I couldn’t stop it. Not when she looked at me like that.”Levi’s eyes burned. “That’s not an excuse. You’re supposed to protect her, not fucking destroy her because you have no self-control."I stepped into him, both of us nose to nose, the air between us hot with rage. “Don’t you dare think you underst

LUNA AQUAMARINE’S POV The words hit like a slap. The headache I thought had left was back again. Worse than before.Touch her and you’ll lose your limbs?Alexander wasn’t even looking at me. His eyes were shooting daggers at Clifford as if Fiona was something worth protecting.I could hear my pulse in my ears. “Why shouldn’t she be punished for her crime?” My heart was racing too fast and my face twisted in confusion. “Didn’t you understand what that paper means? Do I really need to state the obvious?”Silence. He just stared at the note in his hand.I stepped closer, my fists tight. “Does it make sense to you? You know I couldn’t have written whatever was on that sheet. Or are you really siding with her despite knowing the truth!?”He lifted his eyes to mine, slow, cold and hollow. Then, finally, he spoke. “It clearly shows here that you wrote it. Stop pretending otherwise. What benefit would Fiona have to lie about this?”My mouth opened but nothing came out. I couldn’t have wr

LUNA AQUAMARINE’S POVClifford’s hand moved before I could pull away. He caught my wrist, rougher this time, holding it up so the sleeve slipped back again.His eyes narrowed on the exposed skin. His voice was sharp, low, trembling with something I couldn’t place.“Was it Alexander? Did he do this to you? That freaking monster. How could you let him burn you?”My stomach flipped. “What—no!” I jerked, trying to free myself, but his grip only tightened.“Come on, Aqua. Quit spinning yarns and tell the truth.” His nose flared, “Then why hide it? Why wrap it up like a secret wound unless you’re afraid people would see how he has been treating you terribly despite singing your praises?”My heart raced.“Clifford, let go.” I shoved at him with my other hand, but it was like pushing a stone. He wasn’t listening. His eyes weren’t even really on me anymore—they were locked on my arm, dark and stormy, like he was standing on the edge of something dangerous.“Clifford!” I yelled.His gaze finall