All Chapters of Taming the Big Bad Alpha: Chapter 341 - Chapter 350

Olivera's heart felt like a heavy stone in her chest as she sat by Raul's bedside, watching him in his coma. A whirlwind of emotions tore through her, each one vying for dominance in her already overwhelmed mind.Guilt gnawed at her relentlessly, a constant reminder of the harsh words she had spoken to him moments before he slipped into unconsciousness. She replayed their discussion over and over in her mind, each word a dagger stabbing at her conscience. If only she had been kinder, if only she had just listened and kept her opinions to herself, perhaps things would be different now.Regret washed over her in waves, threatening to drown her in its suffocating embrace. She wished she could turn back time, go back to that moment and choose her words more carefully. But she knew that was impossible, and the weight of her mistakes pressed down on her like a crushing burden.Fear gripped her heart in icy fingers, squeezing until she could barely breathe. The thought of losing Raul, of nev

Olivera was staring at the grandfather’s clock which read eleven pm, but her thoughts kept roaming around the pale state of Raul, and the entirety of what she was. It was barely five minutes after Vee had left her to herself, and Olivera would be lying if she said that it didn’t scare her. A lot of things could go wrong in five minutes. A knock on her door startled her, and she quickly sat up on the bed. The knock sounded again, when silence continued to reign in the room. “Come in…” Olivera said unsurely, aware of the erratic beating of her heart when Seth came in.Seth, who had taunted her. Seth, who had almost raped her. Seth, who had abused her with his hands.Olivera's heart plummeted as Seth stepped into her room to serve as her guard. The air grew thick with tension, suffocating her as memories of their past encounters flooded her mind.She remembered the cruel taunts, the mocking laughter that had echoed in the room when Seth crossed her path. The wounds of his words and

One Hour Later.Olivera's eyes fluttered open, blinking against the harsh light as she found herself lying on a soft bed. Confusion washed over her as she tried to piece together what had happened. How had she ended up here? And where was she?As she sat up, her head swimming with dizziness, a wave of disorientation washed over her. The room spun around her, making her feel nauseous and disoriented. She reached out to steady herself, her fingers trembling as they grasped at the sheets beneath her."What's going on?" She muttered to herself, her voice barely above a whisper. Her thoughts were a jumbled mess, fragments of memories and half-formed questions swirling in her mind. She tried to recall the events that had led her here, but her memories were hazy and indistinct.With a shaky breath, Olivera forced herself to focus, pushing aside the fog of confusion that clouded her mind. She needed to figure out where she was and how she had ended up here. But as she glanced around the room,

Flashback-15 years ago. Ten-year-old Miriam jumped up and down the bushy path that led to her house, humming and abnormal tune, whilst her little mind wondered what her carer would prepare for the night. Her carer. Miriam didn't know how they had they crossed paths, but one thing she was sure of, was that she wasn't a favourite to the woman. Miriam wasn't sure if it was because she had lost her memories from growing up. She clutched the grocery bag in her hand tightly, knowing that she couldn't afford for the produce in it, to fall to the ground. The eggs will get broken, and the woman would end up messing with her head again. Miriam didn't know what exactly, or how exactly the woman did it, but she knew that her mind never remained the same after the woman would hold her head in a skeptic way, and don the blank expression. Quick! She muttered to herself, increasing her jumping and walking pace. At a time, she started running through the path, for fear of snakes sneaking u

Two weeks later.As Raul's eyes fluttered open, he found himself engulfed in a swirling maelstrom of confusion and disorientation. The world around him seemed hazy and indistinct, as if he were viewing it through a fogged-up window. Slowly, as consciousness began to seep back into his mind, he became aware of the dull ache that permeated every fiber of his being—a lingering reminder of the ordeal he had endured.With a groan, Raul attempted to sit up, only to be met with a wave of dizziness that sent him reeling back onto the bed. Memories, long buried beneath layers of denial and deception, surged to the forefront of his mind with a force that left him breathless. Truths that he had once dismissed as lies came crashing down upon him like a ton of bricks, each revelation more devastating than the last.In the harsh light of reality, Raul found himself confronted with the consequences of his actions—the pain he had inflicted upon those he held dear, the wounds he had left unhealed in h