All Chapters of Reborn To Seduce My Bully's Alpha Father : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Chapter 91I didn't go to Matthias immediately.I went to my room first. Sat on the edge of the bed with my hands in my lap and gave myself ten minutes to think before I took it to anyone else.Two men.That was the thing I needed to sit with. The specific distinction that Victoria had handed me without fully understanding what she was handing over.Cassius Blackthorn had been searching for me for twenty years. He had built legal frameworks and financial infrastructure and an operation that had reached inside this estate and used real people as tools and caused real damage. He wanted the founding bloodline heir. He wanted what he considered his by right of old law and patient work. He had a claim and he intended to collect on it.Dorian Voss had been searching for me too. Differently. Quietly. Through a single private channel fifteen years ago, asking one question, is she safe. and then pulling back into silence when the answer was yes. Not pursuing. Not building infrastructure. Just

Chapter 93The estate was quiet by ten.The kind of quiet that settled in when everything that could be done had been done and what remained was just the waiting. Dante had gone to his quarters two hours ago after confirming the documentation was complete and the legal counsel Marcus had recommended was briefed and ready. The security team had their positions. The car was arranged for seven AM.Everything was in place.Which left Matthias and me alone in his sitting room with a fire that had burned down to embers and the hearing twelve hours away.He was in the chair nearest the window. Not reading. Not on his phone. Just sitting with a glass of whiskey he'd barely touched and his eyes on the middle distance the way he looked when he was thinking through something he'd already decided.I was on the sofa across from him.Neither of us had said anything for ten minutes.He broke the silence first."We could end it," he said.I looked at him."Before tomorrow," he said. "Walk away from t

Chapter 95The ruling came on the sixth day.Not through a courier this time. Through the Council's official digital channel, which meant they'd decided the weight of the envelope wasn't necessary anymore. The decision had been made and they were done performing around it.Dante brought it to Matthias's office at nine in the morning. Set his tablet on the desk with the document already open.Matthias read it standing up.I watched his face. The controlled version of him was fully present, giving nothing away in the surface of it. But I knew how to read the places he didn't show things now. The slight tightening at the corner of his jaw. The one breath that came out slightly slower than the ones before it.He set the tablet down and looked at me."Tell me," I said."The panel finds the relationship inappropriate given the employment context," he said. "Formal reprimand. Entered into the Council record." He paused. "I'm required to acknowledge the reprimand in writing within forty-eight

Chapter 97Dante put the report on the kitchen table at seven in the morning.Not Matthias's desk. The kitchen. Which meant he'd found me first, which meant he'd decided I needed to hear this before the day got moving around it.I looked at the report. Then at him."Sit down," I said.He sat. Which was unusual enough to tell me the contents were significant."Caden made contact with Selene four days ago," he said. "Through a third party. Someone outside the estate with no direct connection to either of them that we'd previously mapped." He paused. "We found it because the third party used a communication method that overlapped with one of the relay signatures from the European operation. It flagged automatically.""Selene is under house arrest," I said."House arrest limits physical movement. It doesn't eliminate every communication channel for someone who spent two years building external networks." He held my gaze. "She had a dormant contact. Someone she'd used before the estate op

Chapter 99I went back to campus on Wednesday.Not because I had to. My coursework was manageable remotely and Matthias had said nothing about staying away and nothing about going back, which was his way of leaving the decision entirely mine. But staying away felt like the wrong shape. Like something that would be read as confirmation of a story I hadn't agreed to be part of.So I went.The bus dropped me at the main gate at eight forty-five.I walked through campus the way I always walked through it. Same pace. Same route. Bag over one shoulder, coffee in hand, eyes forward.I felt the shift within thirty seconds.Not dramatic. Not a crowd parting or anyone saying anything directly. Just the particular quality of attention that a space took on when something was being noticed and discussed and had reached the stage where people didn't bother hiding that they were looking.Two girls near the fountain stopped talking when I passed. Didn't start again until I was ten feet beyond them.A