Todos los capítulos de When Destiny Brings A Second Chance Mate: Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 70

Zadekiah's povBlood rushed between my thighs, making every nerve inside my body erect.Gods, the anger and embarrassment felt like they were crushing my lungs. This body was nothing but a traitor and Zion was even worse.His excited howl made my brows furrow.I snatched my hand away from her mouth and squeezed my palm. My claws buried deep from the stimulation of her slick wet tongue.“Are you out of your mind?” My voice betrayed me, turning those words into a low stern whisper. Yet it was more than enough to make her flinch.The heat rose from between my thighs to my stomach. My heart was pounding so painfully I nearly chewed my lips. That was how badly she affected me.She was nothing but trouble… one I never seemed to avoid. I hate it.Sovia moved back, giving me the space I needed. She arched a brow. That devious smirk hung over her lips as she wiped the blood from her chin. Then licked.I couldn’t stop my gaze from following her movement. Despite her pale face, slightly chapped

Sovia’s POV “We will not be going there.” Zadekiah’s groan was short and final. Issac shifted. “But Your Highness, the Alpha King gave his orders…” “Now I’m giving you mine. Open the damn door.” Issac did not say another word after that, almost as though he knew better than to argue with him. We climbed inside. Zadekiah was still holding me. My body pressed against his. Despite our constant bickering, this felt… nice. I looked at him. His attention stayed on the window. The car shifted slightly, signaling that Issac had taken the driver’s seat. Not long after, the engine came alive. “Are we going back to the mansion?” “Hmm.” Just that stiff word, and my eyes rolled. I pushed up over his chest. He still didn’t look at me, but his throat began to work. “We should go to the royal assembly,” I said. His eyes flickered. Pinned me. He shifted beneath me, and I instinctively moved with him. Fear tightened my throat as I held a hand up. “Wait—I was out of line. Before yo

Sovia’s POV What were they saying there? I wanted to know. A hand came into view and I frowned. It was Zadekiah’s beta, Isaac, gesturing for me to follow him. Unconsciously, my fingers were fidgeting, my gaze still fixed on the last place where Zadekiah had been. When I noticed, I stopped. Gods, what was I thinking? “Lady Sovia, we should go.” “What about his highness?” “He asked me to take you home. You need to rest. And his instructions were clear.” When did he say that? Anyway, that wasn’t the point. The main deal was that I’d gained a fraction of the Alpha King’s trust. That was something. Little, but more than enough. “I’m not leaving without him.” From what happened in the car earlier, I might be getting a little closer to that demon. “Lady Sovia, but His Highness…” “I’ll handle him when he asks.” Isaac was about to protest but he realised that I had no intention of backing down. He stepped closer, leaning in against the wall, arms crossed over his chest. “You’

Sovia’s POV “Remember why you are here?” Lydia’s words refused to leave me as I stayed on my bed that night. Cold wind from the window bit harshly against my skin. The sky seemed to grow darker by the minute. Looking at the lightning already tracing the sky, only one word ran through my thoughts—Zadekiah. Was he back in his room? He should be. I pulled the blanket higher on my body. Why are you worrying about him? I tried to sleep but those gray eyes peeled through my thoughts shamelessly. How he had looked at me a few hours ago. Like I wasn’t supposed to be there—I wasn’t supposed to see him, but I did. My chest twisted. I couldn’t understand what he was going through, but as someone who had always been punished whenever I stepped out of line—how could I possibly not recognise that look? “You’re worried about him,” my wolf whispered softly. My eyes opened to meet the darkness that had already swallowed my room. So annoying. I cursed, tossing the blanket from m

Sovia's POV He’s mad. Whatever this was. It wasn’t love. He could never love me. I didn’t need his love—as long as he played his role effectively. So I will give him what he wanted. Control. At least that was what he was going to think. The smile carved against my lips. I nodded. “I’m yours anyway. It’s not like I had a choice.” He lowered his gaze to my lips. It lingered. Instinctively I pressed them together. He stared as though he couldn’t believe I had said those words. Then he moved back, hands found his pockets. “Liar.” The venom in his tone was quite painfully obvious. After that he didn’t give me the chance to even speak before he turned and left. When the royal emissary came, I waited. Long enough. Prayed that demon would show up. And somewhere in his heart it would change. “My lady. It’s time to go.” Vanessa shifted beside me. I stood there at the centre of the courtyard, the one that faced his window. Waiting. “Just a minute,” I breathed. My fist clenched besi