Lahat ng Kabanata ng DENNYJAY: TO TOUCH AN OMEGA: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

JAY:I ran out of the patio, shoving the door open into the living room. And he was there. In Becky’s disguise, sitting in my house as if he had never left.Max was there. My two most crucial enemies framed together: one glaring at me with contempt and rage, the other…just calm. Too calm. Denny’s voice in my head had been full of amusement, but now, looking at him, his face pinched nothing—there was no rage, no thirst for revenge. He was unreadable, and that was far more terrifying than Max’s barely contained hatred.“Denny,” I breathed.That name was a star in the house, among my men. In fact, it had become a star across territories, among the Regions themselves. His face, too, was well known—but with Becky’s features, he was unrecognisable. It was safer that way. Dressed as Becky, no one could identify him until he reached his destination. Yet the moment his name left my lips, my men saw through the disguise. They saw his true self, and their once-stirred, cautious stares narrowed,

DENNY:White Omega? True Alpha? All those grand titles meant nothing to me now. Maybe one day they might matter, but today, the Unions were already far ahead.I had once believed the Breeden was safe. That the Unions would never step foot there. I let myself relax, thinking I could stay hidden until the day I returned to the world with a grown TA—someone strong enough to shield me from the Unions—while I, hardened by time, would finally take revenge on Jaden.But that future was nothing more than a fragile dream.TA’s vision shattered it. On the wall, I saw the Unions invading the Breeden, slaughtering those who had sacrificed their homes to shelter us. Innocent people, whose only crime was showing kindness, butchered.The Breeden we once thought untouchable, the land the Unions had deemed too filthy for their “marvellous” feet, invaded at last.“It makes sense, Denny,” my mum had said when I argued the vision. “You’re nowhere to be found across the territories. Do you think the Union

DENNY:I appreciated Mr. Corato’s help, but I needed to get away. My business in the South was finished. I had to return to the West, to think about my trip to the North.Going to the North…to the Unions…was now inevitable. I couldn’t hide anymore, even if I wanted to. Before leaving the wedding, doubting my compliance and another disappearance, they injected a substance into my body.“It is harmless,” Theophilus said, catching the fear in my eyes as they pressed the needle in. “It will only reveal your location if you fail to appear.”“Isn’t this a track device?” Jay asked on my behalf.“It isn’t,” Theophilus assured. “It will only activate in two months. And deactivate once he steps into our council.”The moment the Unions left, I hurried to the auto court. Without a word, Jay and his men, Luo and Max, followed. In their respective cars, we drove out.It’s been four days since, and I still haven’t settled. The fear has faded, but anger and anxiety linger.It sounds ridiculous, but i

JAY: Returning from the wedding turned Denny into an unapproachable, overbearing psycho. Maybe it was the Union invasion…that I hadn’t let his retaliation crush them. It was instinct; I hadn’t expected him to do that, hadn’t even expected he possessed such powers. When the chandeliers ripped loose, my reflex was to save, not kill. But I truly wish I had let them all die. Especially the one with those chains. Agama. Yes.Or maybe Denny's madness was because he couldn’t shake off the fact that we are married. I couldn’t tell. All I knew was that he was unravelling.What should have been our honeymoon, however unsweetened, turned into days of ache and confusion.Not wanting our spare two months, before he appears in the Blood Court, to remain this way, I did all I could. I cooked his meals, brought him gifts, begged, tried to talk… yet, he turned away from me. From himself.I know. Our relationship is complicated, full of anger and emptiness, void of affection—for Denny at least. But I

DENNY:~What do you mean he is not moving?~I sent to TA, panic tightening my chest.~Papa looks dead~“Jaden!” I screamed, pounding on the door. “Open this damn door!”I stopped, realising I’d been knocking for minutes in vain. Jay wouldn’t open the door. He couldn’t.~TA, I need you to open the door~I hadn’t ended the word when the door flew back into the room, ripping off its hinges and crashing through the window.I ran inside and dropped to the floor, gathering Jay into my arms.“Jay…?” My voice shook as I held his pale body. His lips were cracked, broken, his skin drained of blood. When I shook him, he flopped like a lifeless rag.“Jay, come on!” His arm slipped out of my hold and hit the ground.“No! Jaden!”My cry tore through the mansion, shattering windows and pulling out doors as TA echoed my agony.Luo and his men rushed inside. Max limped in seconds later, bending over the floor uncomfortably. “Jay, please…I am sorry. Wake up, please!”The room was silent except for me.