All Chapters of Game Of Fate With The Cursed Alpha : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

ALISTERI sat nervously as I held my phone in my hand. “That unfamiliar girl!” I hissed, looking at the report one of my men had sent to my email. I knew something was going on with those two. How could she fall in love within such a short period? She’s useless! I screamed in my head, remembering how much I had prepared to take Darius down.I couldn’t even succeed at that? I hated to admit it, but I was inferior to Darius. I wanted to become the Alpha instead. I was older than Darius, yet he still got recognized more than me. I had worked all my life to become the underground Alpha, but I kept falling.“Fuck!” I kicked the table in front of me, remembering I wouldn’t be able to move freely until the issue got settled. I was hiding in one of my safe dens, a small, secret hideout tucked behind an abandoned warehouse no one bothered with anymore. You’d miss it if you didn’t know what to look for the rusted-out panel that slid just enough to let me slip through.Inside, the air smelled lik

MAN-SLUTLYCUS “That rude little girl!” I hissed as I walked toward the Alpha’s study room. I couldn’t believe that little girl disrespected me that much.“No wonder they are friends.” I scoffed angrily and shook my head. Stubborn. Fearless. Gosh, I hate her!**********AN HOUR EARLIER“The Alpha asked me to drop you home.” I walked past her angrily. I really didn’t understand why Darius gave such an order to me, his Beta. That girl was just a spoiled brat that needed to be taught some lessons.“So?” She rolled her eyes, halted her steps, and stared at me rudely.“So behave, because I can actually kidnap you if you get me angry.” I walked toward her, trying to scare her, but she didn’t even flinch. She was too fearless for her own safety.“Like you dare!” she spat, glaring at me.“I….” I started to say.“I can’t stand you either.” She scoffed angrily and walked out on me.“You can’t stand me?? I can’t stand you either! You stubborn Omega!” I yelled, walking behind her.“Where are you

♠ SYLVARA ♠ The next morning,The world was soft around me, still blurred at the edges. My limbs felt like they’d sunk into the mattress, too heavy to move, too content to care. I stretched gently and felt the deep, delicious ache in my thighs, a slow reminder of everything we did before sleep claimed us.My skin was warm and sticky with the faint sheen of sweat, cooling now in the early light. We did it nonstop, even after the bath. There was a tangle of sheets twisted around one ankle and the ghost of his touch still resting on my hips. My chest rose with a long, slow breath, and I realized how deep my body sank into rest, not just sleep, but something fuller. Like being emptied and filled at the same time.Between my legs, there was a tender throb, not pain, but softness. A pulse that said, “You gave yourself fully last night.” Every movement felt deliberate, slow. I turned my face toward him. He was still beside me, peaceful, barely breathing. His scent clung to the pillows, to m

♣ DARIUS ♣ I stepped through the main entrance, and the whole place seemed to exhale, like it knew I was there. The lights shimmered a little brighter, and the air got a little sharper. Funny how a room changes when the man in charge shows up.My shoes hit the carpet with that muted, confident thud. No rush. No need. Power doesn’t sprint. I moved through the floor like a current, unseen but unmistakable. I didn’t have to look around to know eyes were on me. The dealers, the hosts, the players…they all felt it. That shift. That weight.Every table I passed, chips paused midair. Conversations hit a quick lull. Just long enough for people to realize they were in the presence of the house. Not the building, the man who ran it.I made my way past the slot rows, past the tourists chasing luck and the sharks pretending not to circle. No distractions. Just that low hum of money changing hands, dreams rising and falling, and the cold, mechanical rhythm of the game.My staff knew not to approa

♣ DARIUS ♣ I rushed out of the car, remembering Claudia's voice earlier. Something was definitely not right!I barged into the sitting room, and the scene I saw made me angry. 'Sylvara!’ I mulled in my head as I saw them fighting.“Stop that!” I yelled, standing at the door. “Darius!” Lyanna ran towards me, crying.I knew her tears were fake, but I didn't want to make it obvious. “Darius….” Sylvara wanted to explain the situation, but I was already aware of whose fault it was without even asking.I knew an earthquake might happen in my house if I got there late. Sylvara wasn't the type to back down, while Lyanna was the competitive type as well.“Go to your room!” I ordered hurriedly, wanting her to leave Lyanna's presence immediately. She might get hurt more.I watched her retreating back as she headed upstairs. I couldn't see her face, but her backside spoke volumes of her sadness.I looked at Lyanna, who was busy crying her eyes out. “Quit the act… she's gone.” I shook my head as