Resisting The Savage Alpha Brothers のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 21 - チャプター 30

CASPIAN Asher entered the kitchen as the percolator beeped, signaling that my coffee was ready. I filled my mug, adding a dash of sugar to suit my taste, and Asher poured himself a cup as well. As he sipped his coffee, he remarked, "You should have allowed her to leave." I took a sip of my own coffee, savoring the flavor. "Don't you trust her to return?" Asher interjected, his eyes meeting mine over the rim of his cup. "You're aware the change is imminent; she could be in danger, just like the others, if we're not cautious." I continued to drink my coffee, unperturbed. "Caspian!" Asher exclaimed, his voice low and urgent, as he set his mug down on the island with a sharp clink. "I heard what you said," I replied, my tone even. "And?" Asher pressed on. "She's not going anywhere." Asher's incredulity was palpable. "Why not?" I scanned the room, my attention momentarily diverted, to ensure Kaida was out of earshot. Satisfied that she was, I refocused on Asher. "How else will

KAIDAThe fantasy shattered instantly. I spun around to face her, shaking my head quickly, my hands flying up defensively. "No. No. No. That's not true."Meredith's eyes widened, and she clapped a hand over her open mouth. She held up three fingers, her gaze darting between me and her raised hand, as if calculating some equation."Meredith!" I snapped, throwing my arms down in frustration. I ran a hand through my hair, pacing a few steps. "I mean it. I don't have that kind of relationship with them. The room, the clothes, they're just perks that come with the job." Though, I had to admit, most of the situation with the Ragnars didn't add up.Why would the previous employees have quit early and needed therapy if they were treated like this? It didn't make sense.I could have assumed Malachi was the problem, and Asher's cooking was just a way to make up for Malachi trying to kill me, even though he denied it.But I felt there was something more. Caspian paying me a full year's salary up

ASHER"So, what's your plan?" I asked Caspian. We were in our underground lair, preparing to restrain ourselves in anticipation of the curse's onset. Caspian had confirmed the perimeter's security, ensuring the house was impenetrable while we were vulnerable. Kaida's safety and our secrets were guaranteed. Our guards were stationed outside, vigilant and ready to prevent any unauthorized intrusion. They were barred from entering the house, but they would ensure no one breached the perimeter without permission from one of us.Caspian looked at me from across the dimly lit room, testing the weight and strength of the heavy chains against the weathered walls. "You wanted to know how she factors into breaking our curse." I glanced at the restraints he was preparing. "This approach won't yield any discoveries." "What do you suggest, then?" Caspian demanded. "You need to talk to her and request her cooperation," I replied. "Seriously, I'm uncertain about your intentions, but—" I halted

ASHEREyes shifting, fangs peeking from my lips, claws extended, I felt my body begin to shift. The hair on my body stood on end as Ron surged to the surface, making its presence known and confirming its claim on Kaida. As soon as it had surfaced, it settled. He had only shown up to support my words, not to challenge anyone's opposition.My brothers were not my enemies. Now that we've reached a conundrum with our relationship with Kaida, fighting was not the next course of action. We had to figure out how to handle this amicably.Kai's jaw clenched. Caspian rubbed his chin. Silence permeated the room, the three of us lost in our own thoughts. The weight of the situation bore heavily on our hearts. None of us was interested in sharing a woman with either brother, but it seemed that this might be our cross to bear; a necessary evil we had to accept if we wanted to break our lifelong curse and endless cycle of torment."There has to be another way," Caspian seethed indignantly, his eyes

ASHERHallucinations, a ravenous appetite, fatigue, intense anxiety, and dizziness were the primary side effects of the medicinal mixture of Aconitum and Luparia leaf. Despite these drawbacks, its healing efficacy remained strong, which justified its use. In most cases, the symptoms were more severe, but Kai had been meticulous in his dosage for her wound."How is she?" Caspian asked as soon as I entered the gym. We had agreed to meet there after getting dressed to discuss the urgent matter of Kaida's situation."She's experiencing hallucinations," I replied, remembering how she had recoiled upon seeing me, as if I were a monster. Nevertheless, I had broken through her psychosis. The taste of her still lingered on my mouth. The softness of her heart-shaped lips, perfectly meeting mine as I breathed air into her lungs. It took considerable self-control to pull back and stop when I did. A single taste had ignited a fire within me. I had to remind myself that she was injured. Otherwise,