All Chapters of Accidentally His Husband: Chapter 81 - Chapter 85

Soren's Pov The next morning was eerily quiet. Too quiet. My senses were on high alert the moment I woke. The house, the estate, the perimeter—everything was under my scrutiny. Adrian stirred beside me, still half-asleep, hair falling into his face, and for a moment, I simply watched him breathe. He looked calm, unaware of the tension pressing down on the day ahead. But I wasn’t fooled. “Adrian,” I whispered, shaking him lightly. “Time to wake up. We have work to do.” He blinked slowly, the weight of sleep still in his eyes. “Already?” he murmured. “Yes,” I replied. “We need to move.” 

Soren's Pov  The morning air was sharp, cold against my skin. I woke early, before Adrian, as usual, scanning the house and grounds. Every window, every gate, every shadow drew my attention. My heart wasn’t calm. It had never been calm since the declaration. Since the world had learned that Adrian was mine. He stirred beside me, stretching and yawning, still groggy from sleep. But his eyes were alert, wary. I could see that he already sensed the weight of today. “Good morning,” he said softly, his voice quiet but steady. “Morning,” I replied, keeping my voice low. “We have to move soon. Today is the first real test outside training.” 

Soren's Pov  The morning was quiet, almost too quiet. I didn’t like quiet, not anymore. It meant something was coming, something I couldn’t see yet. Adrian slept beside me, peaceful, unaware of the tension in the air. I wanted him to rest, but I couldn’t. I never could. I slipped out of bed, careful not to wake him, and moved to the window. The estate looked serene—perfectly manicured lawns, tall fences, and guards stationed at every corner. But I knew better. I had been trained to see the cracks beneath the surface. The calm was a lie. I checked the monitors again. Everything seemed normal. Cars passed by, people walked their dogs, but the patterns weren’t right. Someone had been observing us for days. I could feel it in my bones.