บททั้งหมดของ marked by the mafia alpha: บทที่ 81 - บทที่ 90

Chapter 81: Alliance Lucian - 3:47 AMI broke through the earth like a bullet through glass.Concrete shattered. Asphalt exploded. A crater formed where I emerged—twenty feet wide, smoke rising from the impact point.The city stretched before me. Dark. Sleeping. Unaware that a king had returned.The serpent roared inside my chest. Both heads screaming. Demanding. Hunt. Now. Kill him. Take her. CLAIM—"No."My voice came out layered. Distorted. Two beings speaking as one.The bond pulled. Three miles northeast. I could feel her. Taste her in the air. Sense every breath she took. Every heartbeat. Every moment she spent wrapped in his arms instead of mine.The rage that hit was apocalyptic. The serpent manifested—both heads rising from my shoulders, ten feet of scale and venom and fury. The left head screamed—windows shattered for blocks. The right head struck—venom spraying, melting a parked car like wax."AMARA!" The word tore from my throat. Anguish. Desperation. Love that had become

Chapter 83: The EldestLucian - 10:47 AMThe forest was older than memory.Trees that had stood for thousands of years. Roots that went deeper than the earth itself. Silence so complete it felt like the world had forgotten this place existed.I moved through it. Following the pull. The serpent's instinct. The call I'd felt since I surfaced.The Eldest lived here. Had lived here since before wolves walked upright. Since before civilization. Since before—The trees opened. A clearing. And in the center—A temple. Stone. Ancient. Covered in moss and vines and time itself.I stopped. Stared.This was it. The place where answers lived. The place where I'd learn how to save her.Or learn that I couldn't.I walked forward. The temple doors were open. Waiting. Like they'd been expecting me.I stepped inside.Darkness. Complete. Absolute. Then—Light. Soft. Blue. Coming from everywhere and nowhere.And her.She sat in the center of the temple. Cross-legged. Floating. Not touching the ground.T

Chapter 83: The EldestLucian - 10:47 AMThe forest was older than memory.Trees that had stood for thousands of years. Roots that went deeper than the earth itself. Silence so complete it felt like the world had forgotten this place existed.I moved through it. Following the pull. The serpent's instinct. The call I'd felt since I surfaced.The Eldest lived here. Had lived here since before wolves walked upright. Since before civilization. Since before—The trees opened. A clearing. And in the center—A temple. Stone. Ancient. Covered in moss and vines and time itself.I stopped. Stared.This was it. The place where answers lived. The place where I'd learn how to save her.Or learn that I couldn't.I walked forward. The temple doors were open. Waiting. Like they'd been expecting me.I stepped inside.Darkness. Complete. Absolute. Then—Light. Soft. Blue. Coming from everywhere and nowhere.And her.She sat in the center of the temple. Cross-legged. Floating. Not touching the ground.T

Chapter 85: His Amara - 12:47 PMI sat at the laptop. Staring at the screen. At the work I couldn't focus on. At the words that wouldn't make sense.My head hurt. Again. Small throbs behind my eyes. Like something was trying to break through. Trying to make me see. Make me remember.I rubbed my temples. Closed the laptop. Maybe I just needed a break. Needed to—The air changed.I felt it before I saw it. The temperature dropped. The atmosphere shifted. Became charged. Heavy. Like a storm about to break.Then darkness rippled. Shadows condensed. Materialized.And he was there.Kang stood in the living room. Just—appeared. Like he'd stepped through the fabric of reality itself.My breath caught. Heart stuttering. "You scared me. I didn't hear you come in.""I don't use doors." His voice was low. Dark. His eyes locked on me with an intensity that made my skin prickle. "Not when I need to get to what's mine."The way he said "mine" sent heat spiraling through my body.He didn't move. Jus

Chapter 87: Shattered Lucian - 8:34 PMThe text came at 8:15 PM.Celestine Restaurant. Private dining room. Second floor. 8:45 PM. Come alone.I stared at it. Read it three times. Committed the location to memory.Then I got dressed. Black shirt. Black pants. Tried to look—normal. Human. Not like a monster. Not like something she'd fear.Tried to look like the man she'd married.The man she'd forgotten.I arrived early. 8:40 PM. The restaurant was upscale. Elegant. Soft lighting. Quiet music. The kind of place where wealth whispered instead of shouted."Mr. Volkov?" The hostess smiled. Professional. "Mr. Kang is expecting you. Second floor. Private room at the end of the hall."She led me up. Opened the door. Gestured me inside.And there they were.The Bond HitsThe moment I saw her—the moment my eyes found her across the room—the bond SLAMMED into me.Like a freight train. Like a tidal wave. Like every cell in my body screaming MATE. MINE. HOME.The serpent roared. Both heads manif