All Chapters of Resisting The Savage Alpha Brothers : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

AsherI had learned twice over to never underestimate our youngest, for even in his compromised state, his aim was precise, as was his element of surprise. I narrowly escaped getting stabbed in the arm by the knife he hurled in my direction, dodging it by a hair's breadth. His speed had been remarkable; I had barely registered his movement as he produced the knife, reacting purely on instinct to evade his attack. The knife flew across the room, striking the wall and sending sparks flying before clattering to the floor. Kai looked immensely displeased that he had missed his target, his brooding expression darkening further. His head lolled forward, his hair brushing against his sweat-matted forehead as he sat, shutting me out. He wore a loosely buttoned shirt and a pair of shorts he must have managed to slip into after crawling into his room."Easy there, troublemaker," I cautioned as I approached him again, maintaining a safe distance to avoid any further threats. "Just checking u

CaspianTo my relief, I heard the distant honk of the car as Richard drove into the compound. My eyes perked up in anticipation of William's arrival. The car pulled to a halt, and I could hear William's conversation over the phone. Asher had set the table, and the rich, sumptuous aroma of the dish he had prepared still lingered in the air. William arrived just in time for dinner, as the food was simmering. Asher and I walked out to welcome him inside.William was an old friend of mine. We had met in Viagra Hills before his affluent parents sent him abroad to pursue his lifelong aspiration of becoming a medical doctor. Our friendship had developed rapidly during our childhood, but it was cut short by his abrupt departure. However, we had reconnected five years ago at a business luncheon I had been invited to, which hosted accomplished professionals from various backgrounds. Since then, we had rekindled our long-lost connection. Although our schedules didn't permit us to spend as much

Kaida"What are you doing?" I demanded, cocking my head to one side as I addressed Caspian. He barricaded the entrance with his body, blocking my path. I shifted to another side, and he mirrored my movement, still obstructing me. I muttered a sharp curse under my breath, yanking at my hair in frustration. "What do you want from me? I've quit. What part of that don't you understand?" I yelled, striking the inside of my palm with the side of my fist. "I was nearly killed less than twenty-four hours since I arrived under your roof." I paused, a sudden realization dawning on me, and gasped. "Oh God." I suspected I had walked myself into a precarious situation. My phone. I needed to get my stuff and leave immediately. I turned away from Caspian, scanning the room, but my phone and bag were nowhere to be seen. I spun back, demanding harshly, "Where are they?" Caspian feigned innocence, responding with a simple "What?" I glared at him. "My bag and phone. Where did you put them?" "They

KaidaAsher re-entered the dining area after I finished eating, offering to do the dishes.I scoffed. "Please. I am perfectly capable of handling that task.""No, I insist. You should rest while your meal digests."I shook my head, suppressing a smile of amusement. "You realize you don't need to go to such lengths on my account. I understand you feel guilty about your brother's actions, but this is becoming excessive. You have already apologized.""This is not solely about an apology. I am doing this because I desire to."I made a face, pursing my lips. "I doubt you treated your previous domestic help in this manner.""What leads you to believe I did not?" Asher replied, and I promptly bit my lip.I had overestimated my worth, experiencing a tinge of embarrassment at my words."Alright," I said slowly, articulating each syllable deliberately. "However, I am not comfortable with another person cleaning up after me. Washing dishes has always been my forte." Or, rather, my method of expr

Caspian Asher and I rushed to Kaida's room at the sound of her shrill scream, alarm bells sounding in my head at the thought that she might be in peril. Questions swirled within my mind as I sprinted toward her room at a blinding pace, my heart pounding in my chest.I forced my way into her room, slamming my shoulder against the door with a loud crack. The door burst open, swinging wildly on its hinges. I stormed into the room, Asher close behind, our eyes scanning the space for any indication of danger.Kaida released a shocked gasp at our abrupt entry, taking a step backward. Her eyes widened, her mouth agape.My gaze settled upon her, and I ascertained that everything was in order.I scrutinized her form, considering the possibility that she might have inflicted harm upon herself, but I was unprepared for the spectacle I beheld.My throat constricted, my mind momentarily short-circuiting at the sight of Kaida's provocative nightdress.It was a black, silky garment with delicate sp