All Chapters of Alpha Daddy, My Se(X)cret Desire: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

From behind the glass door, I heard Elena’s voice.“I will return home tomorrow, but before that, I will make sure that human girl is sent away from here.”I pulled the blanket around my body tighter, trying not to make a sound.“I already told you, she will move house, but tomorrow because it is already night,” Gabriel said.“She has poisoned your mind.”My heart pounded fast. I pressed myself deeper into the dark corner of the balcony.“Go, Mother, I want to rest peacefully tonight,” Gabriel said.“Tomorrow she must go.”I heard her footsteps walk away, then the sound of a door opening and closing again. Then the balcony door opened slowly. Gabriel stood there, his body only in trousers still open at the front.“You heard that?” he whispered, his voice hoarse.I nodded, unable to speak.He knelt, his warm hand reaching my cold cheek. “For now you move out so my mother will not make noise.”“Yes, I understand,” I replied.^^^The next day, after a bland short breakfast, the staff beg

Night fell quickly. The streetlights outside seeped through the gaps in the curtains. I was sitting on the living room floor when the sound of a turning key was heard. The door opened, and Gabriel entered alone, without his guards.He carried a large paper bag."Dinner," he said shortly, placing it on the table.The aroma of hot soup and bread instantly filled the room."You didn't answer my messages," he said."I was asleep," I replied curtly, though in truth, I had spent most of the time staring at the wall.Gabriel sat on the sofa. I joined him, sitting on the other side, and opened the food packaging. We ate without a word for several minutes. After a few bites, I leaned back against the couch and let out a soft sigh."It feels boring in this house. Quiet, no one else, no sound except the clock," I said.Gabriel stared at me for a moment. "I will have a servant stay with you starting tomorrow.""No," I retorted quickly."You're bored. It's reasonable to have someone with you," he

The next morning.I stood near the dining table, watching Gabriel’s broad back as he read something on his tablet.“I’ll be going out this afternoon,” he said without looking up.“For work?” I asked softly.“As always. And don’t open the door for anyone today.”I nodded, watching him leave. The door closed with a soft sound, leaving behind the familiar scent of his cologne that lingered in the room. I touched my own lips, still warm from Gabriel’s kiss the night before.I walked toward the mirror and looked at my reflection. My hair was slightly messy, but my eyes the ones staring back at me still carried something from last night.“That’s enough,” I murmured to myself. I grabbed my bag and headed to campus.The trip felt strange. The world outside moved as usual, yet my heart didn’t seem to belong there anymore. The streets were busy, students walked by, laughter echoed from groups of friends. But my steps felt heavy, as if part of me was still left in that house, with a man who didn

Gabriel did not waste any time. After throwing the box into the trash, he turned around."Let's go now.""What do you mean?""I won't take the risk. If he could send this item to this house again, it means he knows where you live."Without giving me any room to protest, Gabriel took my jacket, grabbed my bag, and pulled me out of the house. His car was already running, as if he had anticipated everything.Not a single word was spoken during the drive. Only the roar of the engine and the sound of our own breaths could be heard. I knew Gabriel was thinking intensely. His eyes stared straight at the road, his hands gripping the steering wheel as if he wanted to break it.We arrived at his apartment, a tall building with layered security systems. As soon as the elevator doors opened, Gabriel pulled me inside the unit at the far end and locked the door twice before turning to face me."You're staying here again," Gabriel said."Why does it have to be here?" I finally asked.I stepped slowl

The next day, the decision to go with Gabriel to his workplace felt like the only logical choice. The alternative was to spend the day alone in his luxurious apartment that felt like a marble-clad prison, obsessing over David, my uncle, and all the threats out there. At least, amidst the bustle of his business, I could be a distraction for myself.Gabriel didn't speak much during the drive. He wore a gray three-piece suit that seemed custom-made to perfectly cloak every line of his muscular frame. His hair, usually slightly messy, was now neatly styled, adding to his formidable and impenetrable aura.Sitting beside him in the nearly silent car, I secretly observed him. A certain power radiated from him, a kind of gravitational field that drew me, and seemingly everyone around him, in and made us wary. He was handsome, of course. That was an indisputable fact.The car glided smoothly into a private basement area of a magnificent skyscraper. As the door opened, Gabriel's aura completely