All Chapters of The Alpha's Secret Heir: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

I do not know exactly when last night's tense conversation ended. All I remember are the remnants of Aaron's intense gaze, his warm breath brushing against my face, and the pounding of my heart growing louder, as though it wanted to leap out of my chest.As my awareness slowly returned, the first thing I noticed was not the chill of dawn. Instead, I felt an extraordinary warmth. A warm and comforting feeling. Even too comfortable. As though this peaceful and tranquil atmosphere had merged into my body, making me feel relieved and also more ... alive.Suddenly, I felt someone's steady breath gently brushing the nape of my neck, creating a tingling sensation throughout my body.My eyes slowly opened. It took me a few seconds to understand the situation. Last night's events ... my confession, my jealousy, and how Aaron had turned us over until he had me trapped beneath him. Everything came rushing back like a film being replayed. My face felt hot. I remembered how I eventually surrendere

I stood beside Aaron, slightly behind his shoulder. Without realizing it, the distance formed on its own. Not because I wanted to stay away, but because the aura he was radiating now felt too immense, too dominant for me to approach. He was no longer the man who had held me in the warmth of dawn earlier, he was the injured Alpha, yet still standing with absolute authority.He did not turn toward me, but I knew he was aware of my presence, just as he was always aware of everything around him.The air around us felt heavier, as though it, too, bowed to his will. Every small step he took seemed to carry pressure, making anyone nearby instinctively hold their breath. Even me."Aaron….” My voice was barely more than a whisper, yet it sounded so loud amid the tense silence.He finally moved, not closer, but tilting his head slightly, just enough to show that he was listening to me. That was all. Yet somehow, that small gesture felt more meaningful than the embrace he had given me earlier.I

After seeing and witnessing for ourselves one of the proofs of the power carried by my unborn child, we were all still amazed by the reality of it."This is a miracle I have never seen before," Lucien said, his arms folded across his chest.Suddenly, Grandma looked at me, then back at Aaron. "That blood bond creates an incredibly powerful shield. The baby in Fay's womb ... he is giving his power to help his father survive."Everyone fell silent."He … really protected him?" I asked, needing to make sure one more time.Grandma nodded slowly. Her usually calm face was now filled with a seriousness I rarely saw. "Not every blood bond can do this. What is happening now is extremely rare. That fetus is not merely alive, he is aware … and he chose to protect."My heart pounded. There was a sense of emotion, but also fear slowly creeping in.I swallowed, trying to process everything I had just heard. My hand instinctively touched my stomach, as if I wanted to make sure that the little life i

The air on the executive floor that morning felt far colder than usual. Aaron’s footsteps sounded calm yet deadly, echoing through the silent corridor. Behind him, Aldrick and Lucien walked in silence, radiating an overwhelming aura of protection. Not a single staff member or employee dared to look at them or even whisper as the CEO walked past.One by one, their bodies immediately moved aside, clearing the way without being asked. Some lowered their heads deeply, while others pretended to be busy with the files in their hands even though their fingers were trembling. Even the sound of keyboards, usually bustling, disappeared, as though the entire floor was holding its breath.No one dared to stand in his way. No one was foolish enough to try.Aaron did not slow down. His gaze remained fixed ahead, cold and sharp, as though the presence of anyone around him was nothing more than passing shadows. Every step was measured and firm, carrying an invisible pressure that made the air feel in

The elevator doors had long since closed, carrying Jessi downstairs along with her wounds and burning anger. Yet traces of her presence remained, leaving behind the smell of blood, fear, and an unfinished threat.Aaron did not move immediately. For several seconds, he simply stood where he was, staring toward the doors with a flat expression that was difficult to read. Despite his calm appearance, his mind was working at full speed. He was making plans, calculating risks, and making a decision.Without saying anything else, he stepped out of Jessi’s room. Aldrick and Lucien immediately followed behind him, keeping one step of distance like shadows that were never separated from their master.The executive corridor fell silent again as they walked through the hallway stretching toward the elevator area. Not a single staff member dared to look at them. No one was reckless enough to even whisper. Aaron passed the staff workstations before stopping directly in front of his own office, whi