All Chapters of The Alpha’s Girl: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Lily POV:I stood quietly in the dimly lit hall for the memorial gathering, surrounded by the somber faces of students and grieving parents who had lost their loved one.The air was heavy with loss as we gathered to honor the lives of our fellow students, now gone.The room held a silent tribute to the young souls we had lost, as we prepared to lay them to rest.Tears streamed down my face, and all I could think about was Linda.“How is it possible that you’re not here anymore?” I whispered, my voice breaking, just yesterday, we were talking about our future together, dreaming about the days after graduation, you were the one who understood me like no one else, standing by my side even when the world felt unbearably heavy… and now all I feel is this emptiness.As I stood there, I could almost hear Linda’s laugh bright, wild, full of life and it made the loss even sharper and painful. Memories of our late-night talks, our little gossip and the way she alw

LILY POV:I walked into the classroom with Elvin trailing quietly behind me. The moment I stepped through the door, the room shifted, conversations dipped, phones lowered, and eyes locked onto me with a mix of pity, curiosity, and silent judgment It was as if the air suddenly stopped.They were looking at me like someone guilty of something unspeakable, like someone carrying a dark stain they didn’t want near them. I thought it was partly because of Linda’s death after all she was the one true friend I had in school.As I made my way to my seat, Kathryn and her girls the Divas exchanged smirks like they had been waiting for this moment.“Oh, look… the criminal’s daughter has finally arrived,” Kathryn announced loudly, her voice dripping with mockery that cut through the classroom.Jessica quickly added, “Yeah, the murderer’s daughter,” making sure everyone heard it.The impact was immediate and heads turned, eyes widened.A hush fell over the ro

“Mom, after Dad died… did the police ever reopen the investigation? Or did they just close the case and declare him the murderer?” I asked, my eyes fixed on her face.Mom let out a quiet breath. “Lily, all the evidence pointed to your dad and they didn’t see any reason to investigate further.”“But Mom, something feels wrong and it’s only dad’s friend that will knows what really happened, we need to reopen the case,” I insisted, my voice trembling with frustration.“Shut up, Lily! We are not reopening that case,” she snapped suddenly, her voice slicing through the room. “That case is done and buried and that’s period!”She turned sharply and walked upstairs, leaving me frozen on the spot.If I said I wasn’t shocked, I’d be lying, her reaction wasn’t normal she was hiding something and as a psychology student, I could see all the signs…Something about that case ran deeper than she wanted to admit.“Lily… your mom is still sensitive about everything,” my stepda

Lily’s POV:I sat on my bed with my laptop open in front of me, my chest tightened with determination as I dug deeper into the news surrounding my father’s case from eighteen years ago. Giving up wasn’t an option not tonight, not ever because something about this case had always felt disturbingly off, and now that I’m fully active, I could finally see the cracks clearly.The old footage was grainy, the videos even worse, they never showed the mistress’s face not even once, every clip only revealed the CEO of Samito Hotel, lying lifeless in his office, his supposed mistress somewhere beside him, her face deliberately blurred or cut out. But I knew what that meant If she had survived… if she had been alive all these years… then she held the truth, she was the only one who could confirm whether my father was guilty or not.And as if the universe heard my silent plea, a new video popped up one posted by the mistress herself in the hospital, though her face was sti

Byrain and I drove in silence for a while. Finally, I stole a glance at him and murmured, “Bryan… I’m a bit scared.”He looked over, brow slightly raised. “Scared about what?”I turned my gaze to the window, voice barely above a whisper. “What if your parents thinks I’m not good enough for you?”A reassuring smile tugged at his lips. “You’ve already met my mom, remember? She loves you and honestly there’s nothing to worry about as far as I’m with you.”I hesitated. “Did you tell them I’m coming over today?”“No,” he admitted, his tone casual. “But it shouldn’t be a big deal, I just want my dad to meet you before judging.”He squeezed my hand gently, reassuring me. “Okay… let’s change the topic…It seems you don’t want to meet my parents today,I won’t force you till whenever you’re ready, so tell me…where would you like to go today?”I took a deep breath, feeling the weight of my thoughts. “I just want to sit somewhere and talk about my father’s case beca