Semua Bab OH Dear Alpha Brother : Bab 41 - Bab 50

Chapter 42 – AnaI hurried into the laundry house. My arms were aching and felt weak as I finally dropped the heavy basket of clean clothes onto the large sorting table. The wooden legs of the table creaked under the weight. The fabric spilled over the edges in a mess of whites and grays. The clothes were still warm from the heat of the sun, and they carried the clean smell of the river water and the soap I had used earlier. My chest rose and fell quickly as I tried to catch my breath. My heart was pounding hard against my ribs, and I knew it was from more than just the physical work.I forced myself to keep moving. I didn't let myself think about the future or the deal I had made with the King. I knew that thinking only made everything feel much worse. I grabbed a few more items and organized them quickly, trying to stay busy so my mind wouldn't wander back to the pain in my chest.When I finally stepped back outside into the fresh air, the first thing I saw was Desmond.He was leani

Chapter 44 – DesmondThe heavy oak doors of the throne room slammed shut behind me. The loud noise rolled through the massive room like a warning of things to come. I stood there for a second, letting the sound fade away, and felt the weight of the air in the chamber. It was cold and felt very heavy.My father sat on his throne in the center of the room. He looked rigid and imposing, like a statue made of stone. His hands were clenched so tightly on the carved armrests that I could see his knuckles turning white. My mother sat in the smaller throne beside him. She kept her posture perfect, but her face was tight with a worry she was trying to hide. Both of them were waiting for me, and I knew this wouldn't be a pleasant conversation.I took three slow steps across the marble floor. I didn't get any further before my father’s voice cracked through the air.“Stop right there,” he commanded.I stopped moving, but I didn't bow to him. I was tired of bowing. I slowly and deliberately lifte

Chapter 46 – AnaI stood frozen in the large doorway of the throne room. My breath felt like it was caught somewhere between my chest and my throat, making it hard to take a full gulp of air. The room felt too small all of a sudden. The air felt heavy and hot as Vera marched right past me. She walked toward the center of the room with a look of pure confidence. Her chin was lifted high, and her eyes were shining with a sense of triumph. It was the kind of look that made my stomach sink into my shoes.I knew that look. I understood exactly what was happening in that instant.She was going to tell everyone my secret. She had seen me in the old storage shed with Noah, and she was going to use it to destroy me in front of the Alpha King.My fingers curled into the palms of my hands until my nails dug into my skin. My heart began to pound against my ribs like a drum. I forced my body to stay perfectly still. I struggled to keep my face calm and blank, even as a cold dread crept through my

Chapter 48 – AnaThe full moon was only a few days away now.The thought of it sat heavy in my chest, pressing down on my lungs no matter how hard I tried to ignore it. Every time I closed my eyes, I could see the calendar in my mind, counting down the hours until my time here was finished. I had already made the deal with the Alpha King, and there was no going back on my word. I remembered his cold eyes and his sharp, biting voice as he laid out the terms of my departure. The promise was carved into my fate like a scar—I would leave this pack forever. There would be no return, no second chances, and no hidden messages.Desmond and I were never meant to be together in the eyes of this world. He was a Prince, a future leader, and I was just a girl with a past they all hated.So why did the simple idea of leaving him hurt this much? It felt like a physical ache in my heart that wouldn't go away.I spent the afternoon wandering through the palace gardens. I didn't have a destination in m

Chapter 50 – AnaThe full moon hung high in the sky. It was bright and merciless, washing the entire world in a cold, silver light. It felt closer to me than it ever had before, almost as if it were a giant eye watching my every move and judging my heart. Tonight was the night that everything had to end. It was the night I had promised to leave Desmond forever. I had to say goodbye to the only man I ever loved without ever actually saying the words out loud.I walked slowly through the quiet village streets. I kept my hands tucked deep into my pockets because I didn't want anyone to see how much they were shaking. The houses were silent now. Small lanterns glowed softly in the windows, and the light made long shapes on the ground. This village had never truly been kind to me. Most of the people here had spent years whispering about my blood and my past. Yet, even with all that history, my chest ached with a physical pain. It felt like I was losing something precious that I could never