Todos los capítulos de The Alpha's Accidental Heir: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 10

Aurora’s POVHis lips were on mine before I even had time to process that I didn't know his name.I knew I should have pushed him away and faced the wreckage Asher left behind. Instead, I gripped his broad shoulders and pulled him closer, desperate to eliminate every inch between us.The forest air was freezing, but his chest was so warm. His hands gripped my waist, holding on tight like he really needed me. I could feel his heart beating fast against my hand and mine was racing just as hard.When he pulled back slightly, breathing hard, his dark eyes searched my face in the moonlight.“Are you sure about this?” His voice was deep, rough as gravel. “Once I start, I’m not stopping.”I looked up at him. I wasn't drunk, and I wasn't confused. My heart was shattered and I just wanted the agony to stop.Two hours ago, I had arrived early at the Grand Sterling Hotel with the keycard to Asher’s penthouse suite. We were supposed to announce our wedding date to the press in the morning.For th

Damian’s POVMy eyes opened to the cold morning air.For a few seconds, I couldn't move. The sharp pain in my ribs brought the night back in flashes.The ambush. The silver blade. The poison.And the woman.I pushed myself up against the trunk of the pine tree, gritting my teeth against the fire burning in my side. The wound had stopped bleeding, but the poison was still fighting my blood. It was why my body felt like lead.Then I looked at the moss beside me.Empty.She was gone.I looked around the small clearing, but my black shirt was nowhere to be found.She had taken it.A dry, quiet laugh tore from my chest. Out of everything she could have done, the girl had run off with my clothes.I leaned my head back against the bark, her face flashing in my mind.She wasn't like any woman I had ever met. She hadn't looked at me with greed. She hadn't tried to use my name. She had looked completely broken, running from her own demons, yet she hadn't backed away from a bleeding beast.I cou

Aurora's POV My knees gave out, and I fell hard against the floor, gasping for air as my body heaved. I held my hands over my mouth, fighting the terrible sickness coming up my throat. My forehead touched the cold wooden floor, and my whole body shook. When the sickness finally passed, I sat up against the bed and wiped cold sweat from my face. “It's just stress,” I whispered to the empty room. I had barely eaten anything in days. I had spent three weeks locked in this room with no sleep and a broken heart. My body was simply breaking down under the pain. I forced myself onto my feet and walked into the bathroom. I washed my face with cold water and looked in the mirror. My face looked thin. Dark circles sat under my eyes. I pressed my hand against my stomach, but the strange flutter was gone. I told myself to stop thinking about it. I had less than one day to pack my things and leave my father's house. I spent the rest of the night packing. My clothes went into two worn bag

Aurora's POV I woke before sunrise with a heavy knot twisting inside my stomach. I sat up on the narrow mattress, placed a flat hand over my belly, and let out a long breath. “Just get the folder and walk away,” I whispered into the quiet room. I pulled on a simple sweater and jeans, tied my hair into a ponytail, and slipped my old house key into my coat pocket. The blue file was the only thing I needed. Once I had my biotechnology certificate and university transcripts, I would never have to see any of them again. I took the early morning bus across town. By the time the bus stopped near the familiar gates of the Brooks estate, my hands were freezing inside my pockets. The mansion looked as grand and untouched as ever. Tall black iron gates, manicured lawns, and huge glass windows reflecting the pale morning sun. I stood on the sidewalk for a brief second, looking at the place where I had spent twenty-three years of my life. Then I pushed the past out of my mind, walked down

Aurora's POVThe heavy door slammed shut, and the lock clicked from the outside.I stood in the middle of my old bedroom with my heart racing. I stared at the handle, but I did not bother trying to turn it. Nathan had planned this out cold. He had security guards downstairs, and I was just an empty-handed girl with no money, no title, and nobody on my side.I looked out the bedroom window. The second floor was way too high. If I jumped, I would break a leg, or worse, hurt the two little babies inside me.My hands shook, but I forced myself to take slow, deep breaths. Panicking would not help. Nathan had made it clear. He was getting his lawyers ready to force me into an agreement, and then he was sending me to a clinic far away to get rid of my babies.He was not going to wait around. He had an empire to run and a fancy wedding to plan for Sophie. Someone would come to drag me away first thing in the morning.I had to get out tonight.Hours passed by in dead silence.The bright mornin