Semua Bab Awakening Of The Hidden Alpha Heiress: Bab 41 - Bab 50

Chapter 40 CaelanFreya won fair and square and to me, the meeting I was headed for so early in the morning was completely unnecessary. She should have been confirmed as the newest member of the council as soon as the Recruitment Program was completed. What more is there to talk about? Yet there I was, in my car on my way to a meeting when I should be spending quality time with her after all she’d been through.The council decided that they had to discuss some obstacles to her being able to take the seat and take a unanimous vote. A unanimous vote that Lord Margolis has most likely sabotaged and brought to his favour by threatening the lower ranked members with their families. Members taking up more than 50 percent of the council. My car revved into the driveway of designated meeting building. I got out of my car and walked straight into the building after grabbing the necessary documents, documents I wasn’t even sure we needed. They were all there when I arrived, as usual. “He

Chapter 42 Freya “I have to go, something has come up.” I said, my voice cracking. Caelan grabbed my hand before I could leave. Then suddenly he pulled me and my body smashed into his own. I did not prepare myself for the overwhelming smell of him—cedar and spice that suddenly wafted into my nose. Oh goddess! Why does he have to smell this good? My hand pressed against his firm muscular chest as I tried to push him away. “Caelan… please…” I mumbled pathetically. “Is this about your mother? Is there a problem at home.” He pressed on, quickly stepping in my way. My lips parted but the words failed me. Honestly, what could I possibly say? My head was pounding from all the alarm bells that went off when I read the first line of what was written in that notebook. “I have to go.” I managed to whisper, finding my way past him and out of the room. He followed me immediately and my steps quickened, finding the way to the end of the hallway, just before the stairs. “If

Chapter 44Freya My mother was in the living room when I got back. Glass of juice in hand, Iris by her side, the usual. I hated that I ran into her like that. The conversation with Caelan left me heated, cheeks burning. I was more furious than I was sad. He’d played me for a fool. And I get it, the contract was clear proof he wasn’t obligated to share every detail of his life with me. But he let me get vulnerable with him. Let me spill my secrets while feeding me bullshit.“How did the meeting with the council go?” She asked as soon as she set eyes on me. I took a deep breath trying to calm my frazzled nerves before settling into a couch. “It went well, today was my welcoming ceremony.” I replied, my voice coming out breathless like I’d just ran a marathon. Iris' eyes widened and I shot a questioning look at her. “You went for your welcoming ceremony, your first ever meeting with the council, dressed like that?” She asked. “Tell me Iris, was I supposed to wear a robe and a cro

Chapter 46 Freya “I don’t know what you’re talking about.” He replied, voice set in panic but I knew I wasn’t mistaken. I’d seen him that night and I was starting to think I’d seen him long before that night. Immediately, Aurora appeared by my side, trying to catch her breath from the sprint she just had. “What’s going on?” She asked amidst gasps. Finally she looked up, her eyes widening in unmistakable recognition. “Daren?” She said, her confusion evident. I looked from the man in front of me to her. “You know him? He was following me.” I replied, immediately shifting my gaze back to him. “I do, he works for Caelan but I highly doubt he would put him up to this.” She replied. Taking his side again. I sucked my teeth in frustration. “Then maybe you don’t know him very well.” I spat. Daren shifted uncomfortably, his nose flaring. “I wasn’t following you, it’s a mall with hundreds of pack members in here; there’s no way you’d think I was following you.” He said, his voice

Chapter 48 Freya I ignored her and pushed through the crowd, already overcame by humiliation. But she didn't stop, she followed me until I got to the sidelines. “Aren’t you ashamed really?” She asked. I spun around impatiently. “Get off my back Freya. You’re still not over the fact that I won the seat.” I looked around. “What are you doing here? Last time I checked you weren’t an instructor.” I hissed. She lifted her shoulders with deliberate pride, chin tilted just enough to make the gesture look arrogant. “Well, I married an alpha, so I get to be here whenever I want,” she said, her voice smooth with satisfaction. “Meanwhile, you ended up with a literal nobody, and now you’re stuck taking the preliminary training all over again. If only you had a powerful husband to back you up,” she sneered, the words landing like a blow. “Then you wouldn’t need this.” She added. I looked away, accepting defeat. For the first time in a long time her words had struck a chord, probably becau