Semua Bab The Good Girl's Revenge: Using the Alpha: Bab 81 - Bab 90

Kael’s POV“Sir…I’ve gathered the report. She is already married.”I didn’t want to believe it at first. I want to deny it.But I am hearing it right now.She had been declared the Luna of his tribe.“You may go now,” I said in a low cold voice to the investigator I had ordered to investigate Syria's whereabouts. He kept his head bowed as he turned away then silently walked out of the room, leaving me standing there in the suffocating quiet.I stared at the wall across from me. A large painting hung there. Its massive gold frame was almost as heavy as the silence. My chest was tight, and a hard pressure grew behind my eyes.My hand was clenched around a shot glass and before I could even process what I was doing, the glass cracked under the force of my grip.Then…shattered.Pieces of glass fell to the floor, but I didn’t look down nor clean them up. My jaw was locked as I tried to keep my breathing steady. I was furious, so furious that the rage was almost enough to smother the

Kael’s POV"You. Apollo. You need to come with me," I ordered him firmly."Yes, Sir Kael," he replied without hesitation.We were already prepared to leave. I had a few wolf guards following behind, maintaining a safe distance just in case anything went wrong. But it was only Apollo who rode in the car with me.The ride was long. We drove through the thick snow as the wind was howling around us. The journey toward the Angus’s tribe felt heavy. Apollo stayed quiet beside me, as if sensing my tension. I kept my hands steady on the wheel, but my mind wasn’t focused on the road.Images, broken pieces of memory, kept replaying in my head no matter how hard I tried to push them away. Syria…I remember her eyes first. The way they sparkled with passion and intensity every time she picked up a paintbrush. She wasn’t just painting. She was living. Every stroke she made was careful, precise, as if it were the only thing keeping her in this world. But beneath that focus was pain. So much

Syria’s POV"Fuck this."I winced as Kael charged at me out of the blue.There was no warning. He pushed aside Angus as if he were nothing!Angus took a step back, completely shocked at what Kael just did to him.“What the hell?!"But Kael did not glance at him. He approached me directly, his eyes locked on me as if I were the only person in his world.His expression was intense. It was cold, serious, and stubborn."You're going with me!"Before I could utter a word, he swept me up into his arms like a bride, right in front of everyone. I was taken aback, and so was everyone else!Angus's tribe members just stayed there, frozen.“What is he doing?!"Panic ran through my system. I started struggling in his arms.“Put me down!" I shouted. "Please…Kael, release me!He said nothing. He didn't even flinch. It was like he didn't mind that I was shoving against his chest to move away."Cut it out! Get me down!" I shouted, my voice growing louder. "I'm not going with you. Not again!"But he j

Syria’s POV“Lady Syria,” a servant announced from outside the door, “Sir Kael requests your presence.”“Alright.”I stood up, smoothed my dress, and approached the door.The moment I walked into the hallway, I noticed Kael waiting only a few steps ahead.However, he was not by himself.Next to him stood two individuals, one of whom seemed somewhat recognizable, and he instantly drew my attention.That man… I knew him.He was the elder brother of Kael.Kael grinned while he motioned to them.“Oh, Syria. I’m happy you’re here. Come, allow me to introduce my brother to you. I think you both have encountered each other previously, during his visit to your tribe, right?"I offered a courteous nod, not sure of what else to express.“And this,” Kael went on, glancing at the woman next to his brother, “is my sister-in-law, his spouse.”“It’s great to see you again, Syria,” his brother said affectionately.The woman then moved forward, grinning with excitement.“Hello! “I’m Valentin,” she sta

Kael’s POV"Kael, where are you heading?! Why are you hurrying again?!"I halted in my steps when my brother unexpectedly blocked my path. His composure was serious. I released a deep, weary sigh and looked into his eyes."Didn't I ask you to relax and carefully consider this before reacting?" he remarked.Silently, he reached into his pocket and took out a cigarette. He passed it to me nonchalantly."Here. Pick one."I gazed at it for a brief moment. The mere scent of it transported me to those evenings I spent smoking on the rooftop, engulfed in my own turmoil.But now… I shook my head.“Sorry. I don’t want to get into that again.”He lifted an eyebrow, clearly not used to hearing that from me. “Why is that? Is it because of her?"I didn’t respond. I didn’t need to. He already knew the answer. He laughed softly, not to ridicule me but rather from astonishment.“Wow. You’re really changing for her, huh?”I remained silent.“Let’s go,” he said, tapping my shoulder.“Let’s talk outs