Semua Bab Married To The Alpha, Marked By His Beta!: Bab 121 - Bab 130

SABLE'S POV“I think she's really nice.” Corvin mumbled out, nodding in approval of Ysoria. Well, I wasn't surprised, the wicked would always find pleasure being around its fellow wicked and that was Corvin and Ysoria. “Don't you need to get yourself freshened up, you just arrived in Corvin.” Knox called out, now walking towards us. “Ohh, yes I should.” I could see the sudden flinch in Corvin's eyes. From satisfaction to fear. I was glad I at least got a shield around Corvin, but right now I needed to speak to him. I couldn't figure out the reason why he was here and why he was being so nice, none of it was making sense. And as well, his words about staying around me for months. He certainly didn't mean that, he wasn't fucking stupid. Well, hypothetically, he was stupid. But not crazy.“I need to speak with you.” I called out. The both men paused, staring at me for a second and after flashin

SABLE'S POV At this point, bringing Alpha Bryn and Knox over to the same room was like pronouncing a death sentence. It had only been by luck that they both survived in each meeting. I wondered until when. I knew a time would come when it would advance from a mere conversational fight to a fist fight and then sword fight and maybe if they still survive until the next level, they were both gonna set themselves on fire. It had gotten that bad. The tension in the room was so visible but for some reasons, it seemed as though I was the only one seeing it. I knew it was going to get to this argument amongst the both of them. What I didn't expect was for it to be centered around me. This time no longer inwardly but on the outside. I almost lost it when Corvin made the statement about Knox being too attached to me. He was a dumb man who'd never know a thing about reading the room. Maybe if I'd known this was a bad id

ALPHA BRYN'S POVI hadn't gotten fully into my bed when my door swung open. Apparently, mum had followed behind after I left the dining hall. I stared at her, and then behind her wondering if she was truly out of her mind. But I guess there were a few traces of sanity in her anyway. She walked in alone, shutting the door behind her. “What do you want this time Ysoria?” I asked, rolling my eyes off her in frustration. She didn't say a word to me, but only walked towards me, humming excitedly. She sank into the chair next to my bed, heaving out loudly before finally speaking. “You left the dining hall without saying goodbye son.” She mumbled. “Like you care?” I asked. “Of course I care, Bryn. Don't make me look like a bad mum.” She had a mischievous grin on her face as he spoke. “Well you are a bad mum.” She shrugged her shoulders without responding to my words. “You've been a

SABLE'S POV I stared into the bone broth soup right in front of me and I could no longer imagine myself having a taste of it. The remaining words of Madam Rosa seemed to fall on deaf ears and all I remained focused on was the part she'd mentioned the brutally murdered kid. The cries replayed itself in my head. Over and over again. His loud wails that suddenly turned into whimper and then silent cries that had eventually faded off. It was real. Or maybe just a coincidence? I shook my head lightly. That couldn't be it. A child wouldn't be found dead all of a sudden, right after I heard the cry of a child during the night. I suddenly understood. There was pain, at the same time fear in his voice. I should have known, I should have alerted the park's guard or something. Everything happened right at the Parks border, it wouldn't have been so hard

KNOX'S POV“Maybe we should ask you and Sable what you know about a kid going missing and getting killed.” I frowned in confusion. Why would he even think that?I followed him up until he got to the Beta's wing. I wasn't done asking him questions, or better still, I hadn't even begun. “I was thinking of moving Sable into my chamber, you know so she could get more love from her husband.” Alpha bryn mumbled, clearly teasing me. “She's fine here.” I simply said. “Her uncle doesn't think so.” I frowned in irritation, since when did Knox care about what someone else had to say and worse a person like Corvin. “I doubt you care about what Corvin has to say about treating Sable,” He scoffed, turning his gaze after hearing me speak. But then his gaze turned back to the lobby. “Mmm, look who's running away.” He called out. I turned and found Sable walking towards us. She'd just stepped out of her chamber. I wondered where she was headed. She looked pale still, her eyes heavy like she'd no