All Chapters of FALLING INLOVE WITH THE EVIL ALPHA: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Andrew was about to say something else after asking me that question about Victoria, but before he could continue, Cecilia interrupted us with a gentle sigh. “Forgiving is not easy, I know, and I hope both of you find a way in your hearts to forgive her.” Her words made me fall silent for a moment because, somehow, I knew she was right. Forgiveness was never something that comes easily, especially when someone had caused pain that could not simply be erased with a few words or an apology. Actually, Cecilia was right. Damon and I couldn't hold grudges against Victoria forever. No matter how deeply she had hurt me or how complicated everything had become, carrying that anger for years would only continue to weigh heavily on our hearts. I should find a way in my heart to forgive her. But even as I told myself that, something else suddenly crossed my mind. What Andrew had told me days ago. Why had Andrew said that he and Victoria were somehow related? The thought returned

When we got there, Cecilia was already at home, so we sat down together and discussed what had happened at the riverside, talking about everything that had taken place before we eventually settled down for the night. Funny enough, after our conversation, we went to sleep, and I completely forgot about the spy I had seen earlier. I didn't think much of it, and I didn't mention anything to Cecilia because I wasn't completely sure about what I had seen in the first place. Maybe I had seen it the wrong way, or perhaps it had only been an animal moving behind the bushes. That was what I concluded before closing my eyes, deciding that there was no reason to worry about something I wasn't even certain had happened. The next morning, as I sat with my eyes lowered, I suddenly noticed Andrew holding a wrapped surprise package in his hands. I wondered if perhaps he had a girlfriend who had decided to surprise him with a gift, or if he was the one who had decided to surprise his girl.

Damon left before the sun had completely risen above the horizon. I stood there watching him disappear into the distance. I held on to the belief that it wouldn't last forever. One day, we wouldn't have to worry about being separated by circumstances.I believed that soon enough, we would be able to stay together. I eventually returned inside the house. Cecilia and Andrew were still asleep when I heard a knock on the door. I immediately froze. Who could possibly be visiting this early? I quickly pulled part of my clothing over my face, making sure as much of it as possible was covered. The last thing I needed was for a stranger to recognize me. Another knock came from the door. I slowly approached it and looked through the small opening before speaking. A man was standing outside, holding something in his hands, although I couldn't see exactly what it was from where I stood. "I'm a messenger," the unknown man called out. "Please open the door. I mean no harm." A mes

Cecilia continued looking into my eyes, and for a moment, she seemed unable to decide whether she should continue speaking or keep the truth buried inside her, but eventually, she took a shaky breath and forced herself to continue. “I was pregnant when it happened. You may not believe me, but I was the Queen of Veloria, and I was married to King Roland.” I was completely speechless as I stared at her, unable to process what she had just told me, while beside me, Andrew finally released the breath he had been holding, his chest rising and falling slowly as though he, too, had been waiting anxiously for her to reveal the truth. I wanted to ask a hundred questions, but no words came out of my mouth. She continued before I could say anything. “Years after we got married, I became pregnant and gave birth to a girl. I named her Mia. She grew up to become a healthy and brave child, and I was so happy watching her grow. She was everything a mother could ever wish for, and for a whil

I stared at the present I had placed on the table. “So, are you really going to open it?” Andrew asked, breaking the silence. “Yes, Andrew.” I didn't hesitate before opening the box. As the lid came off, the first thing I noticed was a blue silk gown carefully folded inside. I stared at it for a moment before quickly pushing it aside. I reached into the box and brought out the next item. The moment I saw it, I froze. My heart seemed to skip a beat, and I stared at the object in my hands in complete disbelief. It was the wristband Damon had given me. “Oh my goodness, how?” I exclaimed, turning it over in my hands. “I lost this.” I examined it carefully, running my fingers over it as memories of when Damon gave me immediately came rushing back to me. “Is thesame wristband Damon gave me” I asked, my voice filled with disbelief. Andrew leaned closer to look at it. “it’s beautiful,” he said, staring at the wristband. “It looks like…” He paused, seemingly unsur