All Chapters of The Alpha's Secret Heir: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

"So don't talk to me about being cheap," Aaron continued, his voice cold enough to freeze the blood in anyone's veins. "Because in this room, the only person who has acted disgracefully is you."Jessi stood frozen. The face that had been flushed with anger moments ago turned as white as a sheet. It felt as though she had just been stripped bare before the man she adored. Every shred of pride and dignity she had as the daughter of a noble clan family was shattered into pieces with a single blow.Jessi stared at Aaron with a mixture of fear and humiliation. She tried to open her mouth to defend herself, but no words came out. Her throat felt constricted beneath the overwhelming pressure of Aaron's dominant aura.Tears of anger began to gather in the corners of her eyes. She had never imagined that all her sacrifices and carefully laid plans would be regarded by Aaron as nothing more than a disgraceful act that disgusted him."One more thing, Jessi," Aaron whispered in a deadly tone. "Ne

At the company's headquarters, Aaron stood once again before the window. His fingers still gripped Fay's knitted scarf tightly as though it was the only thing keeping him alive.He slowly lifted the scarf, bringing it close to his face. His golden eyes dimmed for a moment as he inhaled the lingering scent deeply."Run as far as you want, Fay," Aaron murmured. "Every beat of your heart belongs to me. Every breath you take exists because I allow it. You're not running away with a secret. You're carrying the sole heir of this clan."He could feel Fay's heartbeat growing farther away, yet strangely, the bond between them only grew stronger, demanding more of his attention."You think this escape will have a happy ending? You're wrong, Fay. Even in your dreams, I am the only reality that will never let you go," he continued, driven by the bond that demanded more of him, and by the feelings quietly taking root in his heart without him even realizing it.Aaron pressed the intercom button wit

The atmosphere inside Aaron's black SUV was silent. He drove alone, passing paved roads that gradually turned into rocky dirt paths. In his ear, an earpiece blinked blue."Report, Sir. The target has been confirmed to be staying in an old wooden house inside the pine forest. According to our data, it belongs to her grandmother." The voice on the other end—Lucian, Aaron's trusted confidant and right-hand man—sounded cautious. "Our team has surrounded a one-kilometer radius for the past hour. What are your next orders? Should we forcibly bring her in before night falls?""Tell me, Lucian, is she aware of your presence?""Negative, Sir. We moved very discreetly according to Alpha protocol. However, her movements inside the house appear extremely restless," Lucian replied.Aaron tightened his grip on the steering wheel. His eyes stared straight ahead, piercing through the thin mist that had begun to descend over the towering trees."Don't touch her. Don't move even an inch closer to that

I began to truly feel his presence a day after my conversation with Grandma.At first, it was only through dreams.The dream took me into the middle of a pine forest. The air there was freezing and oppressive. Every step I took felt damp and slippery, making me almost lose my footing. There was no one there, yet I knew I was not alone. The sound of heavy breathing followed my every movement, as though a pair of hidden eyes were stalking and watching me from behind the trees.When I woke up, the pillow beneath my head was already soaked with sweat. I was gasping for breath as though I had just run for miles."Grandma," I called softly from my room, hoping to hear a reassuring reply.But there was no answer. Only silence greeted me.I sat on the edge of the bed, clutching my chest as my heart pounded far too fast. The baby inside my womb moved, not with the gentle kicks I had grown used to, but with a short, powerful jolt, as though the little one could feel my anxiety as well."Calm do

Inside the silence of the house, I stood there with my body trembling. The questions in my mind were pounding to get out, yet there was a fear that even I was not ready to face if the answers I received turned out to be far more terrifying than I had imagined.However, I could not keep going on like this. I had to do more than speculate. I had to make sure all the questions and uneasiness that had plagued me could finally be answered.Trying to strengthen my resolve, I took a deep breath before finally gathering the courage to ask my grandmother for an explanation.I swallowed hard. My throat felt dry, racing against the sudden pounding of my heart in my chest."Grandma, tell me the truth," I said hoarsely.My voice broke the silence in the middle of the room, which was illuminated only by an oil lamp."Who is he? And what kind of creature is growing inside my womb?"I blinked for a moment, feeling as though I wanted to cry even before receiving a clear answer.Grandmother remained si