Semua Bab The Alpha's Ruined Bride: Bab 21 - Bab 30

Ronan. It was the night of the Alpha's summit. There was no news of Kessa or where must have run off to. I adjusted my blazers and then placed my mask the right way. The mask changed everything. That was the point of it. Under it, I wasn't the Alpha who had sat across from a woman at dinner and let himself forget what he was supposed to be. Under it, I was something older, something that had existed long before she ever walked into my life and complicated it. The monster that didn't second guess, the one that didn't soften. I stared at my reflection for one more second, then walked out. Naledi was waiting at the bottom of the staircase. She wore blue, a deep, clean shade that stopped at her mid thigh and caught the light every time she shifted her weight. Her hair was pinned back, her posture straight, and when she looked up and saw me, she smiled the way women do when they know they look good and want you to confirm it. She had my attention. I wasn't going to pretend otherwise.

Ronan. "If you want to meet the real woman that destroyed you, the one that put you in this much pain, then I will request that you give me your full support." Kessa uttered. I had no idea how I had stood there and listened to all that she had to say. Just as me, Naledi was speechless by my side because it truly felt like Kessa had charmed us. "What made you think that I haven't found out that you are Aurora?" I smirked. Instead, she had smirked back, which wasn't something that I was truly expecting. "I think you are actually wiser than this. Nobody has to deceive and tell you that I am her, nor should you believe because I am not." Kessa answered proudly. There was something about her that just seemed off, and it wasn't more of Aurora but a different person. "And like I had promised, I just need your support, Aurora is very much alive, I will be the one to drag her to you." She offered. If someone had told me days ago that Kessa was going to be this bold, then I would have push

Kessa. "I will ask you for the last time." Dylan started. "Why are you here? What type of stunt do you think you are trying to play?" He completed. I smirked, taking a seat. The same one that he always seats on makes stupid decisions while calling himself the Alpha. "What do you think?" I threw back at him. I loved how he looked confused and all worked up. The look on his face now was worth it, I would get a copy of it and place it on the wall if I had to. "I am here for what rightfully belongs to me. You have what I want, so why not?" I shrugged my shoulders. He must have thought that all I had said was a joke and that I was bluffing as he began to laugh, holding his stomach to that extent. "Funny, right?" I asked. What he didn't know was that I truly came prepared, I was ready for every single thing that they might throw at me, it was one of the reasons why I had made an alliance with the rogues, and it wasn't going to waste because I was going to do my end of the deal, it was g

Kessa. I went back to Mia's house feeling so proud of myself. The look on my father's face after I had called the name of the man that he had always been scared of was everything. I had thought that the look Dylan had on his face when I told him that I was going to take his place was all until I saw one of my father's faces. It taught me that I only needed to know what card I was holding in hand and how I had to play with them, and everything was going to fall in place. "We should go on a date." I told Mia as soon as I had stepped into the room. She looked up to me, definitely shocked that I had made it back in o e piece. "I told you it was going to be fine." I muttered. Now, the game had changed, and I had levelled up how I did things. "How did it go?" She questioned. I took a sigh, the one that showed that I was tired before taking a seat as I began to fill her on every single thing that had happened. "Please tell me that it was a lie." She clapped happily. "Your father and Dyla

Ronan. News flies faster than any single thing in this world. The news of Kessa threatening her father, with whatever she had up her sleeves, spread like wildfire, and from all the looks of things, her father was going to let go of the title to a lady. I chuckled, because I never thought I was going to see a day that man would be squirming in his pants. I was the only one that had such an effect on him, but finding out his so-called daughter had him in a chokehold? I couldn't help but admit that she was good at it. She must have spent years studying her father, learning exactly how to push certain buttons. "Then was it that she made it look like she was bullied by her family?" I questioned Beta Sage. He looked up immediately, our eyes meeting, and he immediately looked away. "It is true that she had been bullied by everyone in the family. Not even her mother had always stood up for her." He answered. Hence why she was adamant that she was going to make everyone's life a little hel