All Chapters of Under Her Spell: Saving The Alpha : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

ElizabethLondon looked the same, exactly how I’d left it a couple of months back, but this place only brought back memories I wanted to stay buried. I stood in front of the mansion, my suitcase behind me. I hadn’t thought of coming back. I thought I’d never have to. But Nathan… thinking about him almost made me almost cry, but I was way too strong to let anyone see me cry.The thought of Nathan, how he treated me so kindly, how he listened when I talked, how he made me so happy. For a moment, I actually forgot I was supposed to be using him.Then he changed… he wasn’t supposed to, but he did.He was only supposed to love me, worship the very floor I walked on, then she came into the picture.My mother always said spells don’t fade unless the heart finds a reason to fight back. Maybe she was his reason.I shut the door behind me and leaned against it. My heart was beating so fast it made my entire body tremble. I wasn’t supposed to come home like this.The sound of heels echoed from a

NicholaiNew York was beautiful, but I’d missed Europe so much, and all I wanted was to be back home with Kaima in my arms. Grandma would love her so much— just the thought alone brought a smile to my face.But I wasn’t sure Kaima would ever agree to relocate with me. I just wanted to leave all this drama in New York, but even I knew that was impossible.The bridge stretched before me. I stood by the rails, watching the water underneath, just lost in my own head.I just missed a time when things weren’t this messed up between Nathan and me. Cars passed once in a while, their reflections ghosting in the river. The thought of how terrified Kaima was that night... I just couldn’t get over it, no matter how hard I tried.She had held me so tightly, her entire body trembled. I’d never seen her that scared before. Just the look in her eyes made fear settle deep inside me.Footsteps echoed behind me. I didn’t need to turn to know who it was at least he didn’t chicken out.“Nick.” Nathan’s vo

ElizabethThis place felt totally different from the rest of the mansion. The deeper I went, the quieter it became. No one was ever really allowed into this part of the house; Mother called it the secure wing, but I didn't stop, I just kept going as my legs carried me.The air here was so cold it raised goosebumps on my arms, making me shiver despite myself. I wrapped my hands around myself, rubbing my arms for warmth. This is creepy as hell, I thought, my eyes darting around nervously.As I turned the corner, I noticed something strange that made me slow down. The doors here were different from the ones in the rest of the house—bigger, made of some dark wood or metal that seemed to absorb the light. And they had symbols carved into them, strange markings that made my skin crawl just looking at them. This place would definitely give me nightmares later; I was absolutely sure of it.When I finally reached the end of the hallway, standing before the last door, I reached out with a tremb

NathanThe bottle was empty again… well, that was fast.I tilted it higher, watching the last pathetic drop of wine to fall into my glass before bringing it to my mouth. It burned, but it wasn’t just because of the alcohol, it was because of how fast I was drinking it. The sting felt really good; it numbed things for a while.The office smelled like liquor and burning wood from the fireplace. Documents were scattered on my desk. It was hard enough being the CEO of a real estate company, and now I still had pack matters to handle. I sighed… thank the goddess for the existence of alcohol because without it I'd probably have lost my mind already.The door cracked open, and I didn’t bother to look. It was probably another complaint.“Alpha,” came Oliver’s calm voice. I lifted my head to look at him, and there was concern written all over his face.I opened another bottle and poured myself another glass. “Oliver… please, whatever you have to say, save it.”He sighed, stepping closer. “You’

NicholaiKaima hadn’t left too long ago, but I was already missing her.I told myself it didn’t bother me that she was there with Nathan, but that was a bloody lie. It did. It always did. Every goddamn time she stayed in the same room with him, something inside me turned restless. It felt like breathing itself didn’t feel right when I wasn’t close to her.I sat back in my chair, staring at the glass in my hand. The whisky burned as it went down my throat, but it didn’t do shit to quiet down the thoughts in my head. The room was too quiet, and I hated it.I didn’t know I could fall for someone like this, but from the moment I set my eyes on her, I knew she was the one. She was different, special. Kaima was light—everything I wasn’t.My fingers tapped on the glass. I should have gone to the auction with her, because the longer she stayed away, the harder it became for me to breathe. But there was something off, something… I couldn’t really place my hands on.Then I paused. There was a s