All Chapters of FALLING INLOVE WITH THE EVIL ALPHA: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Months Later,many things had changed,Damon and I have grown deeply attached to each other, and our feelings for one another had only grown stronger with time.I found myself thinking about him more often then I cared to admit,and being around him had become something I looked forward to. Dad, however, had become increasingly worried because the skybane had completely run out and was nowhere to be found anymore.No matter how much we searched or where we looked,there was still no sign of it. For now though,we were in Veloria to celebrate Paul and marriage ceremony. The usually quiet Veloria was completely different that day.The entire kingdom seems to be alive. Beautiful flowers decorated almost every corner, while cheerful voice and laughter filled the surroundings.The palace itself looked magnificent,with decorations carefully arranged for the royal wedding. Victoria looked phenomenal. They had done an incredible job preparing her for the ceremony. The crown resting on her he

“I’ve always been different from other people. I tend to behave differently, and sometimes, even I struggle to understand myself.” That morning, I sat on my bed, quietly thinking about life. I had woken up later than usual, and after getting out of bed, I stood in front of the mirror, staring at my reflection. I looked tired. Perhaps it was because I had spent most of the night thinking about my future. A knock suddenly sounded on the door. I turned toward it. “Come in.” The door opened, revealing Victoria. “Good morning, Lisa. How did you sleep? I came to see you before you head back to Aurelia.” “It was fine. I hope you slept more than great.” I gave her a teasing smile. “Oh, stop it!” she exclaimed with a laugh. She walked into the room and sat beside me. “I couldn't really sleep,” she admitted. “We did a lot yesterday, and the feeling was fantastic.” I couldn't find the right words to respond, so I simply smiled. Victoria noticed my silence but contin

Time passed, and Helen had taught me a lot. She had patiently guided me through everything I needed to know about being a proper lady, from the way I carried myself to the responsibilities expected of me. One day, after we had finished our lessons, she finally asked me a question I had been avoiding. “Have you changed your mind about not getting married?” “Yes, I have changed my mind,” I replied. But deep down, my heart was saying something entirely different. I had said yes because I knew there was no point in fighting against what my father had already decided for me. However, the thought of actually marrying someone I barely knew still frightened me. When we were finally done with our lessons that day, Helen handed me a book to read. I took it with me and tried to concentrate on it one evening, hoping that reading would take my mind off everything. I had barely read a few pages when Damon arrived. I felt relieved to see him. For once, someone was there who could understand

The next morning, when I woke up, Damon was no longer beside me. Yet, somehow, I could still feel a part of him lingering with me. I didn't regret what we had done. I had needed to let go of the weight that had been pressing heavily against my chest for so long.Then I realized how late I had slept. I was certain Hannah must have knocked on my door earlier and eventually left when I didn't answer.I hurried into the bathroom and prepared my bath. As I freshened up, memories of the previous night began flooding back into my mind.I remembered the way Damon had touched me, the warmth of his embrace, and the kiss we had shared. I remembered the sensation of being close to him, and before I knew it, a smile had formed on my lips.For the first time in a long while, my heart felt strangely light.Just then, I heard a knock on the door."Come in."The door opened, and Hannah stepped inside."Good morning, Princess Lisa. How did you sleep?""It was pretty good, thank you. What about you?""I

"What happened? Why do you look pained?" I asked curiously. "I'm not safe, Lisa. I'm not," Victoria answered, her voice cracking. "I was even surprised when I heard you were coming. Why didn't you wait until tomorrow?" Tears almost ran down Victoria's eyes. She quickly tried to dry them with her fingers, but more tears gathered in her eyes. "I can't talk here, Lisa. The maids are looking at me. Let's go to your room." She held my hands tightly. I agreed immediately. "Okay, let's go." She had already started running towards the road that led to my room. I raised my long gown immediately to help me run faster. "Princess Lisa, please don't run. You might hurt yourself," one caring maid told me. "Don't worry, okay?" I continued running after Victoria. I could tell from the way she was behaving that something serious had happened. She looked frightened, and I had never seen her this shaken before. When I finally got to my room, Victoria was already sitting down. Tears were runnin