Todos os capítulos de The Alpha's Secret Heir: Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 70

Jessi stepped out of the elevator in hurried strides, nearly stumbling because her vision had become blurred. Her breathing was ragged and chaotic, while one hand still pressed against the side of her face, which continued to bleed fresh blood. Yet the stinging pain spreading across her skin was nothing compared to the fire burning inside her chest at that moment.Jessi no longer cared about the stares from the people in the lobby. The quiet whispers, shock, and expressions of fear shown by the staff all sounded like a faint buzz in her ears.With quick steps, Jessi left the building without looking back. In front of the lobby, her sports car was already parked neatly, clearly prepared by the staff as soon as they learned she would be coming down. One staff member even opened the door for her, but Jessi barely noticed, immediately moving past with stiff and hurried movements.Without hesitation, Jessi opened the door and quickly got inside. She dropped herself into the driver’s seat,

The order came without hesitation. The head elder stood tall in the middle of the main hall, his robe falling straight down and sweeping across the cold floor. His expression hardened, completely different from the calmness he had shown earlier in front of Stanley and Jessi."Call him," he said.His voice was low, yet carried a pressure that made the air around him feel heavy and suffocating. A special envoy immediately stepped forward and bowed deeply. He did not ask any questions, nor did he show any expression. In one swift movement, he turned and disappeared from the hall.The order was very simple. Yet its meaning was clear, a direct summons for the Alpha. Not an invitation, but an order.It did not take long before they felt his presence. The Alpha’s aura arrived before his figure could actually be seen. A familiar pressure, yet far sharper.The hall doors opened wide. Aaron stepped inside calmly, firmly, and completely in control. Behind him, Aldrick and Lucien followed at the

The wooden door closed tightly behind them, muffling all sounds from outside, yet the lingering tension was still clearly felt around them.Aaron stood with his back directly against the door. His gaze remained fixed ahead, staring blankly at the wall in front of him. His mind was in turmoil, trying to piece together the fragments of what had just happened.Several seconds passed in a silence that felt oppressive, as though time itself had slowed inside the room."They’re starting to get bold," Aaron said, breaking the silence. His voice sounded heavy, echoing and spreading throughout every corner of the room. "Elder Marcus really thinks he can control my moves like a puppet on a chessboard."Aldrick stood not far behind him, upright and silent like a shadow. He did not interrupt. As his most loyal right-hand man, he knew when to speak and when to listen."It’s not just about the order earlier," Aaron continued quietly, almost sounding like a murmur. "Something bigger is moving behind

The luxury car with dark-tinted windows glided smoothly away from the clan’s main headquarters without excessive escort. The sky outside looked overcast, gray clouds hanging low, suppressing the light until the streets felt dim and cold. The atmosphere seemed to mirror the inside of the car, which also felt suffocating, as though the vehicle’s walls were absorbing the remnants of the tension that had yet to fade from the hall.Stanley sat upright in the back seat, one hand still gripping the black folder that Aldrick had just handed him. His knuckles were tense, occasionally squeezing the corner of the documents without realizing it. His gaze remained fixed ahead, but it was clear his thoughts were nowhere near the road.Beside him, Jessi sat silently.The transparent black veil covering half her face had shifted slightly, revealing reddish traces from the wound that had not yet fully healed. However, the physical pain was not what dominated her. Something far hotter and wilder flowed

Night had fully descended upon the main headquarters. The long corridors that were usually busy with guards coming and going now felt completely silent, illuminated only by the dim light of wall lamps installed at intervals. Shadows stretched across every corner, creating dark gaps large enough to hide something … or someone."Silence like this …" Aldrick whispered. "Too perfect to not be hiding something."For a moment, he fell silent, allowing his instincts to read the situation. Silence was not emptiness, it was a sign that something was waiting.Among those shadows, a figure moved without a sound. Aldrick. His footsteps were light and measured, leaving almost no trace. There was no hesitation in any of his movements, only a clear direction and a definite purpose. To Aldrick, Aaron's orders were never considered an ordinary task. This was a hunt, and his target was not easy prey to control."Your orders are always interesting, Aaron," he murmured softly. "Hopefully this time it's w