All Chapters of The Bride of Alpha Targarion: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Out of nowhere, the vibe inside the club shifted. Loud music kept pounding, yet something cold slipped in through the entrance. That presence, I knew it instantly. A rush ran down my back, not from being scared, but because matehood hummed between us like a wire struck hard.The door caught my attention next.A figure in a sharp black suit held still amid the swaying, drunk throng, calm where everything spun wild. Shadow crossed his features, tension locked in his chin, while fury flickered behind steady eyes.Leon Vareth.He found me.A heavy silence hung just before motion tore through the room. From behind, fingers clamped hard on his coat ridge, wrenching fabric tight. My neighbor never saw it coming, his eyes wide only after force lifted him clean off the cushioned seat. Words meant for my ears vanished mid-breath as he dangled, jerked sideways by strength that needed no warning.Far from him now, Leon spoke quietly, yet his words rolled over the thumping beat as suddenly as a st

Blades chopping the sky made a roar that pressed against your ears, yet within the richly fitted interior, quiet hit harder than noise ever could. Back deep in soft leather, eyes fixed ahead, city towers thinned into patches before vanishing beneath broad sweeps of forest, dense, ancient, and jagged ridges veiled under clouds sitting low and heavy.Facing me, Leon stayed still. Out came the crisp white wedding outfit, gone now beneath a dark sweater and long gray coat. Papers filled his hands, eyes locked down, glasses balanced just so on his nose, a quiet intensity shaping the air around him.Now and again, a small bump in the air made the chopper shudder. Each jolt sent a quiet pull through my body, like muscle memory waking up. Without meaning to, my gaze drifted toward Leon’s fingers curled steadily near his thigh.Footsteps away now,” Leon broke the silence, words crackling over the headsets linking us mid-flight. The chopper blades thrummed while his voice landed sharp in our ea

A glance at the silver watch showed it was 6:10 a.m. The pines remained wrapped in mist, just like on that first day, hushed and quiet. Yet something inside me had shifted. Victory hummed under my skin. Alpha Targarion’s resistance - finally broken.Already on his feet near the chopper, Leon waited without saying a word. The ride ahead meant returning to the private airstrip, where his jet sat ready. Gone was the strict suit - this time, loose black linen draped over him instead. Still, power clung to him like a shadow. A quick glance at his wristwatch came first. Then, one eyebrow lifted as he turned toward me.Fifteen minutes past when you were supposed to be here, Rhea. Nearly told the pilot to wait,” he stated without expression, though a flicker of amusement showed deep in his gaze."At least I'm awake, Leon. After all, you were the one who said I could find new pleasures, right? Sleeping in ten minutes longer was my pleasure this morning," I replied as I boarded the helicopter w

The night air floated in soft off the water, bringing along that clean salty smell, meanwhile overhead the moon sat heavy and bright, spilling pale glow across each patch of sand. He kept promises like breathing, no surprise he wasn’t waiting inside where it's warm, instead stood bare-chested at shore’s edge, dressed down to just dark workout pants.Falling behind by a pair of minutes, aren’t you, Rhea,” came his words, low and firm, eyes still fixed on the page.Out loud I laughed, moving closer in skin-tight gear that traced each line of me. Two minutes late counts as stylish, boss. Loosen up, this place has sand, not drillsLeon turned around, and for a moment, he froze at my appearance. However, he quickly composed himself, though I could see his Adam's apple bob slightly. "We won't be running today. I'll teach you the basics of close-quarters defense. As a werewolf, your strength lies in reflexes and gravity. Come close to me."I moved ahead without hesitation. Getting nearer was

Darkness plays tricks on what you feel. Back to the villa we should head, Leon stated once more, his voice steady though edged with something uneasy beneath.Down the shadowed plank walkway we moved, close together, headed for the big house perched above the sea cliffs. At the room's entrance, a single wide doorway gaped, only that one open, and my breath caught hard."Wait, Leon. Where's my room? This afternoon I saw that there were two rooms prepared," I asked in surprise.Leon paused, seeming to sigh slightly. "Oliver just texted me. There's a problem with the cooling system and a leak in the left wing of the villa. The staff here is fixing it, but it won't take until tomorrow morning. And for security reasons, especially after I told you about my failed ritual, you're not allowed to be far from me. So, we're sharing a room tonight."My chest felt tight. Stuck in one space with someone saying I’d wrecked what mattered most to him? That made no sense. Yet when I saw Leon standing th