Todos os capítulos de The Alpha's Secret Heir: Capítulo 71 - Capítulo 80

The atmosphere in the stone corridor felt silent. Too silent.Aldrick stopped in the middle of the corridor. The muscles in his jaw tightened slightly as his instincts began to sense that something was wrong.There were no footsteps, no suspicious shifts in the air at all. Yet it was precisely because of the silence that his instincts tensed. The main headquarters was never truly empty. There was always movement, always a breath he could detect, no matter how faint. But now, everything felt hollow.His gaze slowly moved toward the corridor ceiling. "If everything feels empty, then someone is trying to make it look empty."His eyes narrowed slightly. Not because there was nothing there, but because something had just disappeared.Aldrick did not immediately move forward. Instead, he changed direction and returned to the spot where he had been standing moments earlier. His steps were slow, measured, and nearly silent. His gaze swept across every corner of the room, carefully observing t

The operating room was cold and nearly silent. White light from the surgical lamps fell directly on Jessi's face as she lay rigidly on the table. Medical equipment was neatly arranged around her, gleaming and ready for use. Behind the glass, several medical staff moved quickly but in an orderly manner, as though every second had been carefully calculated.Stanley stood in the corridor outside, frozen behind the transparent glass. His face was as hard and expressionless as a stone carving. Yet only someone who truly knew him would understand that his silence this time was not a sign of calm. It was pressure being forcibly restrained.Several hours earlier, he had given an order. No ordinary doctor was allowed to touch his daughter, regardless of how prestigious their position at this hospital was. The man currently inside the operating room was a specialist whose name was rarely heard, but always appeared within elite circles. Someone accustomed to repairing faces that had been severel

The next day....Dim morning light slipped through the gaps in the curtains of the hospital room, falling faintly across the nearly colorless floor and walls.The room was silent.But unlike the previous night, there was no emotional outburst this time, no sound of breaking objects, no hysterical screams filling the room.Jessi simply sat there in silence, as though time merely passed by her without truly touching her.Her body rested calmly against the headboard, while both eyes stared straight ahead. She appeared far calmer than she had the night before.Too calm.As though all her anger had sunk deep into the depths of her being and transformed into something colder.Her breathing gradually became steady. Her fingers no longer trembled. Even the wild aura that had nearly erupted the night before now seemed to have disappeared, leaving behind a calmness that only made the atmosphere around her feel more oppressive.Several seconds passed before she finally blinked slowly, as though

In his office, Aaron sat motionless, staring at the small object in his hand. It was a delicate metal ornament with intricate engravings circling a red stone at its center.At a glance, he immediately recognized its shape. It was the design of a woman’s ring.But it was not the shape of the ring that captured his attention. It was the tiny engraving on the red stone.Aaron’s gaze slowly hardened. An old memory that had been buried for so long suddenly surged vividly into his mind.“Mother, what is that?”Seven-year-old Aaron’s small voice broke the silence of the room.The beautiful woman sitting on the edge of the bed while holding a ring slowly turned toward him. A gentle smile immediately formed on her face when she saw her son standing in the doorway.“Come here,” she said softly.Young Aaron immediately approached, then climbed onto his mother’s lap without hesitation. His sharp eyes, even at such a young age, stared curiously at the ring in his mother’s hand.“This is a ring giv

The hospital corridor was much quieter than it had been that morning. The footsteps of nurses could only be heard occasionally, faint and hurried, before disappearing once again into the silence of the building filled with the scent of medicine.Inside the hospital room, Jessi was still sitting on her bed. The bandage on her face had been completely removed. The thin line on her cheek was now clearly visible as the daylight touched the side of her face. The mark was not large. To anyone else, it might have seemed almost insignificant. But to Jessi, the line felt like an insult that continued to breathe against her skin.Her gaze remained fixed straight ahead, but her thoughts were clearly moving far faster than what appeared on the surface.Then....Click.The door opened very slowly.Jessi did not turn around, because even before the sound appeared, her instincts had already recognized the scent entering the room.Heavy footsteps approached calmly. The man in the black coat entered t