Lahat ng Kabanata ng THE ALMEGA'S TWISTED OBSESSION : Kabanata 41 - Kabanata 50

At those words, Kael shifted his gaze, his eyes sliding to the side as if acknowledging Harlan without giving him the satisfaction of attention, his head barely moving."What?" he asked flatly. "I mean the warrior talking to Miss Morvienne," Harlan clarified, lowering his voice. "Would you like me to punish him myself?"Kael's jaw hardened for a brief moment."And why would you say that?" Kael asked, his voice unnervingly calm."Well..." Harlan hesitated, then went on anyway. "It seems like you are about to kill him, seeing him converse with Miss Morvienne. And that warrior is one of our best warriors. So, it would be much better if I punished him myself, than him being killed.""Harlan," Kael warned, not liking where he was going. "I apologize, Alpha, but you will permit me to say this," Harlan continued. "You have actually not been able to hide your dissatisfaction, and you keep glaring at the warrior—""I do not care who Morvienne chooses to speak to," Kael said, cutting him off

After Kael left the training ground, he went straight home. He didn't stop to speak to anyone. He didn't slow his steps. He just walked, his thoughts so loud in his head that he could barely think straight. When he eventually reached his room, he shut the door behind him and finally exhaled.He sat heavily on the edge of his bed and dragged both hands over his face, rubbing hard as a low groan left his throat."What the hell is wrong with me," he asked himself as he leaned forward, elbows on his knees. He rubbed his face again as if he just wanted to wipe his thoughts away."Why did I act that way?" he muttered. "I have never been like that. I've never been that type."Another groan escaped him, harsher this time. He straightened slightly, staring at the floor as everything replayed in his mind. The warrior, Morvienne, the anger he had felt, all of it even shocked him. He shouldn't have done what he did. He knew better. He was better than that, but still, as much as he hated to adm

Kael didn't know if everything was rushed, or slow, or happening too fast, but all he knew was that he was exactly where he wanted to be. He might still have an issue trusting fully, but he was willing to give this feeling, whatever it is that he feels for Morvienne, whatever pull they shared, he was willing to give it a chance. He pulled back slightly, his eyes taking in her face. Her cheeks were red, a soft pink that made her look shy and flustered. She fidgeted a little, glancing away, then back at him, her hands twisting together at her sides. The way she avoided his gaze and bit her lip made her look both nervous and adorable, and he felt a small warmth in his chest. "I should probably leave now," he said softly, his voice low and a little tight as he felt his heart beat faster. Morvienne nodded, her blush deepening. "Okay," she murmured softly."Okay," he repeated, and she let out a small, breathy "mmm.""Yeah," Kael said softly. Then almost without realizing it, they both s

"Someone decided to join me today," Kael said in a softly amused tone as Morvienne walked into the dining room.She paused for half a second, then smiled."I did," she said softly. "Good morning, Alpha Kael. May I join you?"Kael looked up at her, his gaze lingering a little longer."Good morning, Morvienne," he replied. "Yes, you can." "You don't need to ask," he added almost casually. Morvienne's smile widened just a bit as she walked closer, and Lina, who was busy setting the table, slowed her movements. Her eyes moved from Kael to Morvienne, then back again, noticing something.The way they looked at each other, the way they behaved, made her study them suspiciously. Something was definitely different. "So," Morvienne said lightly as she took her seat across from him, "what are we having?" Lina opened her mouth to answer, but Kael spoke first."Bread, fried eggs, and tea.""Oou," Morvienne whispered as her eyes dropped to the table, then lit up. "That sounds amazing," she sai

It was already afternoon when Morvienne decided to bring Kael lunch. He had chosen to work from the home office today, and she felt he might want to skip lunch because he's probably buried in work, so, she reheated the food, arranged it neatly on a tray, and added a glass of juice beside it.Holding the tray with both hands, she made her way to his office which was also located downstairs for easy access, and for where pack matters can be discussed and other important things.As she reached the door, she opened her mouth to call out to him since her hands were full, but she stopped and focused. Through the door, she could hear voices clearly. Very clearly. Harlan was still inside, she realized. And with her heightened senses, sharper than even alphas, listening took no effort at all, the words coming easily, as if the door wasn't even there."Alpha Leon of the Nightwind Pack is efficient," Kael was saying calmly. "His territory sits along key routes. Having him aligned with us keeps