Todos os capítulos de Now He Sees Me: Too Late To Love Me, Alpha: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 10

BELLY My husband never looks at me. He was the most powerful Alpha in the entire world. The kind of man who made hearts skip with a single glance. The desire of every female. I counted myself lucky to have him, even though his eyes always seemed to pass right through me.I was sure it had to do with the fact that I always appeared unattractive. My whole life, I've heeded Annalise's advice and always kept my long hair in a bun, made sure I didn't apply any makeup and wore glasses to help with my eyesight. I got so used to the glasses that I didn't even realize my eyesight had improved. But today... today, everything would change.Kage was finally going to look at me and see the beautiful woman he'd been married to for five years. Now my hair tumbled down my back, brushing my waist. When I was a child, I would often have strangers pause to admire the uniqueness of my hair. Its color was rare—charcoal gray, with soft ash tones dusting the tips.No one in our world had my kind of hai

BELLYMy brows created a deepening crease of confusion. What was he talking about!? Annalise didn't know anything about the formula. Even when I asked her why Kage stopped demanding for fresh potions, she didn't tell me she had been making any for him. "How does she do it? Are you sure it works?" I asked out of mere concern. "If it wasn't working, I wouldn't have stopped you from making yours, would I?"It hurt me to know he was being so arrogant toward me. But that was how Alpha Kage naturally was to everyone. Problem was, I wished I wasn't just 'anyone' to him. I was still confused about the potion, but I decided to move on to something else."Could you just.... come see me, please? With our daughter. I—I really want to see you two. Please, Kage."There was a long pause before he gave me the heartbreaking reply, "I'm busy. Maybe some other time.""I didn't do it, Kage," I whimpered. "I swear on the Moon, I didn't do what you all think."Why won't they believe me?! He scoffe

KAGE"No," I grunted just before I stormed out of the room.Finn and two guards ran after me."Hey! What's going on?" Finn asked, catching up with me."The keys. Where are they?""I have them. But you need to talk to me. What's going on, Kage?""It's Belly, damn it! We need to go to the hospital right now."Surprise flashed across his face. "Fine. But I'll drive.".....Of all the days traffic could've occurred, it had to be tonight. If shifting back to human form wasn't always such a brutal process, I would have abandoned the car and torn through the woods on four legs.It took us two hours to get to the hospital. So many thoughts ran through my head as I ran into the place.The pain I felt—and was still feeling—was the painful detachment from my mate. It could only happen on two occasions—both of us rejecting each other, or one of us being dead. And since we hadn't rejected each other yet, it could only mean one thing.But it didn't make any sense. I spoke to her earlier today.

I knew the woman intentionally didn't want to be soft on me because I was already too soft for my own good..I lowered my gaze, my fingers tightening around the belt of my robe. "I could sneak around and see her in school. All I need is just one peek.""That's not happening, Belly.""I've missed her!" Tears rimmed her eyes. "They might have told her I'm dead and she might be grieving. I haven't... I haven't seen her since she was a year old. I doubt she'd even recognize me again."And that was the most painful part. How would I ever get her to love me if she didn't know I was her mother?Donna said nothing for a while. She simply watched me cry, her expression hard, but not empty. There was something behind her eyes, something almost tender, but she buried it before I could hold on to it."When the time is right, you'll see your little girl." She pushed away from the doorframe. "For now, we need to prevent anyone from seeing you until you can confidently act like Isabelle. Goodnight."

BELLYMy heart hurt at the sight of him. It was the first time in three years I was seeing him physically. Multiple times, I begged to see him at the hospital, yet of all his rejections, none was more painful than him refusing to come see me on my last day.Dr. Cruz told me he did come after 'my death.' He probably felt the detachment when my heart stopped beating. I wondered why he had cared enough to show up at all. Maybe he had only wanted to make sure I was truly dead so he could move on with the love of his life without guilt scratching at his door.Everyone bowed their heads and kept it that way until he moved, further stepping into the restaurant. By the skies, no. I couldn't be seen here anymore.Ignoring the ache in my chest and the terrible, stupid urge to keep looking at him, I stood and hurried toward the back exit. There was no way I was going out through the front, not with him standing there.My hand had almost closed around the door handle when a small voice called