Todos os capítulos de The Alpha's Secret Heir: Capítulo 91 - Capítulo 100

My hand trembled slightly as I pressed the green button on my phone screen. The call connected immediately, ringing only once before the voice on the other end answered impatiently.“Fay? Is that you?!”My father’s voice sounded so rushed and panicked that I instinctively held my breath.“Are you okay? Are you sick? How are you feeling right now? Tell me, Fay. Why has your phone only just been turned on? I was going crazy waiting to hear from you!”Question after question came without pause, making my chest feel warm and painful at the same time.I had not even had a chance to say a single word. And strangely ... the panic in my father’s voice made my eyes immediately fill with tears again.“Dad,” I finally said. “Calm down. Fay is fine.”Silence followed for a moment. All I could hear was his heavy, uneven breathing from the other end, as though he were trying to steady his racing heart.“Fay is safe at Grandma’s house,” I continued as calmly as possible, trying to reassure him. “You

The stench of blood mixed with the damp air pierced his senses, arriving long before his consciousness had fully returned.Hendra groaned softly, feeling the coldness of the damp concrete floor sting the skin of his back. He lay helplessly in a narrow alley flanked by dirty walls covered in moss. Above him, water dripped slowly from a leaking iron pipe, falling into a pool of blackened water. Each drop seemed to count down the remaining time he had left.Hendra lay there, his breath ragged and burning in his chest. His body was covered in bruises and cuts. Dried blood stained his temple, while fresh blood still trickled from the corner of his lips. Hendra squeezed his eyes shut. He had already lost count of the hours, or perhaps days, of how long he had endured in that cursed place.There was one thing he was certain of in his mind, no one would come to save him. People from the fringes like him were born only to be forgotten.However, the silence of the alley suddenly vanished. Foots

Time had already moved into late afternoon since Hendra had left several hours ago. Yet somehow, the darker the sky outside became, the tighter Elena’s chest felt.Elena had tried everything to drive away the anxiety weighing on her mind. She swept the entire room, mopped the floor until it gleamed, and even washed the pile of clothes that was actually not that much. When all the chores were finished and the restlessness in her chest still had not subsided, she began rummaging through the wardrobe. She carried the clothes into the living room and refolded the garments that had already been neatly arranged since that afternoon, simply to keep her hands busy.Yet all her efforts were futile.Her heart was still beating erratically. Her hands felt cold, and the ominous feeling continued pressing against her mind for no apparent reason.“No, Elena. Don’t think about strange things,” Elena murmured softly as she folded the clothes in her hands. “Everything will be fine. Nothing will happen

He stood beside the car, staring at me without moving even slightly.My smile slowly faded. For a few seconds, there was no sound except the afternoon wind blowing softly among the pine trees.I was still standing there with the happiness that had not faded in the slightest, while Dad simply stared at me in silence.Somehow, his gaze felt different.As though there was something he was holding deep inside himself. However, I missed him too much to think about anything else. I smiled again and slowly walked toward him.Now Dad and I stood facing each other. Then slowly, Dad opened his arms for me with a warm smile. And without waiting any longer, I immediately threw myself into his arms.“Dad, I missed you. Fay really missed you.”The words slipped from my lips just like that. It felt like finding water in the middle of a desert. At last, my longing was slightly relieved when I saw that Dad was truly here with me.Dad’s embrace immediately tightened. His hand gently stroked the back of

Night had completely fallen. The faint sound of crickets could be heard from outside the house, mixed with the rustling wind that occasionally swayed the trees around the yard. Yet strangely, the peaceful atmosphere did nothing to calm Elena.The woman was still sitting on the living room sofa with both hands tightly clasped together in her lap. The lights in the house were on brightly. The television had also been deliberately left on since earlier that afternoon, although the volume was low and she was not really watching it at all.She simply could not stand the silence.Because whenever the house became too quiet, her mind began filling with things she did not want to remember.“Elena, come on. Calm down,” she murmured softly to herself while taking a deep breath. “There’s nothing here. You’re safe. Hendra must be talking to Fay right now.”But the string of reassuring words simply faded away. Instead, her chest felt even tighter, as though the air supply in the room had suddenly