All Chapters of The Alpha Heiress in Disguise: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Daniela wasn’t sure whether Floyd had truly decided to keep her secret.That uncertainty settled heavily in her chest.She could feel him walking a few steps behind her as they crossed the academy grounds. Every student they passed instinctively moved aside after catching the look on his face. His expression had hardened into something almost threatening, his sharp eyes sweeping over everyone around them as if daring anyone to come closer.He looked less like a classmate……and more like a bodyguard escorting someone through enemy territory.When they reached the entrance to the boys’ dormitory, Daniela stopped and turned to face him.“You can stop following me now.”Floyd frowned.“You still share a room with Nico, don’t you?”“I do.”“I don’t like that.”His answer came without hesitation.“Come stay in my room instead.”Daniela couldn’t help smiling.“I’m not the one complaining about my room.”“I am.”He folded his arms.“What happens if Nico figures out who you really are?”She sh

It was finally time to return Sylas’s clothes.Classes had just ended, and Daniela made her way across the academy with a neatly folded box balanced in her arms. The closer she got to the faculty wing, the more uneasy she became.She wasn’t sure why.Maybe it was because she still remembered nothing about that night.Or maybe it was because every encounter with Sylas left her feeling like she’d walked straight into the den of a predator who already knew every move she was about to make.She stopped outside his office and knocked twice.Silence answered.She waited a few moments before knocking again.This time, she heard the faint click of the lock.Her brows knitted together.She hadn’t heard footsteps.No heartbeat.Nothing.Slowly, she turned the handle and pushed the door open.The office looked exactly as she remembered.Black.White.Perfectly ordered.Not a single sheet of paper out of place.Not a speck of dust disturbed the polished furniture.The familiar scent lingered thro

She had imagined this moment more times than she could count.The dizzy, heart-stopping moment when someone would finally kiss her.In every one of those dreams, it had always been Frank. His smile. His eyes. His voice. For so long, her heart had known no other direction but his.Yet the instant Kieran’s lips brushed against hers, as hesitant as a question he was almost afraid to ask, every fantasy she had ever treasured dissolved like mist beneath the morning sun.A shaky breath escaped her.Before she realized what she was doing, her fingers had curled into the fabric of his coat.That single touch was enough.His hand slid gently to the back of her neck, his cool fingers sending another shiver racing through her. He drew her closer, and the kiss deepened. The fragile uncertainty between them slowly gave way to something warmer, something impossible to deny.Daniela’s heartbeat pounded so fiercely it almost stopped feeling like her own.She had known she was drawn to him. She had fo

A slow, thoroughly satisfied smile tugged at the corner of Kieran’s mouth.He leaned in until one hand rested against the wall beside her head, trapping her without making her feel caged.He liked this.No.He loved it.He loved the way she trembled beneath his gaze, how she kept shrinking into herself only to steal shy little glances at him a heartbeat later. Most of all, he loved the subtle change in her scent, sweeter now, richer than before.“Look at you,” he murmured, his deep voice brushing against her skin. “Shy after the way you were calling my name.”Heat rushed into Daniela’s cheeks all over again, and despite her embarrassment, she couldn’t stop the tiny smile tugging at her lips.His fingers slipped beneath her chin, lifting it gently until their eyes met.He let out a slow breath.It almost sounded as though seeing her look back at him was even more satisfying than everything that had happened moments before.She opened her mouth.“Profes…”She caught herself the instant

The vines dragged her relentlessly into the heart of the forest.Daniela clawed at the ground with everything she had, but the soil crumbled into fine gray ash beneath her fingers, slipping away before she could find the slightest purchase.It was as though the forest itself refused to let her hold on.“No…”She dug harder.The vines answered by pulling faster, dragging her over twisted roots that writhed beneath the earth like enormous veins carrying the forest’s lifeblood.She kicked wildly, trying to wrench her ankle free.The vine only tightened.Another wrapped around her wrist.A third coiled around her waist.Panic erupted inside her.She opened her mouth to scream.Before a sound could escape, something shot from the darkness with terrifying speed.Another vine.It wrapped itself around her mouth, sealing her cry inside her throat.Her scream died before it was ever born.The deeper she was dragged, the stranger the forest became.The trees towered impossibly high now, their a