All Chapters of Flash Marriage with the Homeless Alpha: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Dominic's POV Vivienne’s smirk didn't falter. She sat on a chair and leaned back, crossing her arms like she owned the moment. “A hundred million dollars,” she said smoothly. “Transfer it to this account,” she added, sliding a small card across the table. “You pay me, and this… disappears.”She tapped the folder with her manicured nail. “Refuse, and I’ll make sure it gets out to the right people. You know what that would do to Evelyn.”I stared at her, silent. She mistook that for hesitation and smiled wider.“Dominic, let’s not pretend,” she added. “You can afford it. And she’s worth it to you, isn’t she?”I picked up the card and studied it briefly. It was her account details. Great! I pulled out my phone without a word and made a call. Cass answered immediately. “Transfer one hundred million to the account details I'm sending across.”There was a small pause on the line. “To her?”“Yes,” I said. My voice left no room for questions. Then I mindlinked him. ‘Do it fast. And track the

Dominic POV The call ended the second I heard the crash.“Evie?” I shouted into the line, but there was only static. My chest went cold.I was already moving before my mind caught up. I grabbed my keys, barked for Cass, and slammed the door behind me. Every second felt like a blade pressing into my skin.Traffic blurred into streaks of light as I sped toward the location the tracker gave me. The car was flipped at the side of the road, windshield shattered, smoke curling from the hood. My wolf surged to the surface, fighting to break free, but I forced myself to stay focused. She needed me steady, not wild.“Evie!” I shouted as I ran to the wreck.She was slumped against the seatbelt, blood streaking down her temple, her breathing shallow but steady. Relief punched the air from my lungs. She was alive.Cass and two men arrived seconds later. “I’ve got the doctor on standby,” he said, voice clipped.“I’ll take her,” I snapped, already moving.They stepped aside as I unbuckled the bel

Dominic’s POV Hours passed before I realized I was still sitting outside her room. The faint light under the door flickered as her father moved around inside. I’d already asked twice if I could see her and he’d refused both times. But when midnight came and I knocked again, he finally opened the door.He looked exhausted, eyes rimmed red. “You won’t rest until you’ve seen her, will you?”“No,” I admitted.He studied me for a long moment, then stepped aside. “Fine. Stay with her. Just… don’t wake her.”I nodded, grateful, and slipped inside.The nights blurred together after that.I barely slept. Every time I opened my eyes, I saw her lying there, surrounded by the soft hum of machines.I wiped her face with a damp cloth, adjusted her blanket, brushed stray strands of hair from her forehead. Sometimes I talked to her, quietly, about anything I could think of. Work. Us. The pack. Things I never thought she’d care about, but saying them made the silence bearable.Once, I caught myself w

Evelyn's POV Long after Teresa left, I sat in bed, the words I’d rehearsed tumbling in my head for the umpteenth time.‘Dominic, we need to talk.’Too formal.‘I think we should separate.’Too cold.No matter how I phrased it, it sounded wrong. Like I was cutting out a piece of myself.I rubbed my temples and tried again under my breath. “Dominic, I just think you deserve—”The door opened before I could finish.Dominic stepped in. “Deserve what?” he asked, one brow raised.My throat went dry. “You—you startled me.”He closed the door behind him, leaning slightly against it. “You said you wanted to talk. What about?”I hesitated, my heart racing. There was no easy way out now. “It’s… about me.”He moved closer, eyes searching mine. “What about you?”I forced the words out before I could lose my nerve. “The doctor said I might not be able to have children. Ever.”Silence stretched between us. For a moment, I thought I’d shattered something that couldn’t be fixed.Then his expression s

Evelyn's POV For a moment, silence hung heavy in the air, broken only by the faint clinking of glasses and the murmur of uneasy guests. I thought that would finally end it.But I should’ve known better.Lily’s smirk returned slowly, polished and practiced, as if she’d rehearsed it all her life. The tension in the room only seemed to feed her.Her tone turned sugar-sweet as she spoke again. “You’ve always had a way with words, Evelyn,” she said, loud enough for everyone to hear. “But twisting the truth doesn’t change who you really are.”I held her gaze, my voice steady. “And who exactly is that?”“A nobody,” she said. “A waitress pretending to be someone important because she managed to snag a man who pities her.”The murmur of the crowd sharpened, cutting through the air. I saw Dominic tense beside me.“I’d rather work for everything I have than live off someone else’s money,” I said. “At least I can look in the mirror without flinching.”Her lips curled. “You always thought you wer