All Chapters of The Unclaimed Omega: My Alpha is a Nightmare : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

H- how did Gonzalo know that Rain was his?No, she shouldn't give in so quickly. He might just be giving a wild guess. If she agreed to that, his doubts would be cleared.He might want to take her daughter away from her. No, she would never allow anyone to take away Rain from her. She sole handily brought her daughter up and Rain deserved to be with no one else but her!“W-What girl are you babbling about?" she tried so hard not to stutter but it seemed that was wishful thinking. His words confirmed what she'd dreaded – sooner or later, someone might take away her daughter. People would be able to tell that Rain was his. Tara already did, and now, him."Your little girl," Gonzalo continued, his lips curved in a cynical smirk. "Rain, or what did you call her the other day?"River swallowed a lump down her throat. He even knew her name and that was all thanks to her.“Your girl?" she scoffed, forcing a laugh that sounded flaky even to her own ears. "Gonzalo, you're delusional! I would

On getting to the restaurant, River’s face was reddened from shedding so many tears. It was very much obvious and difficult to hide too. The moment she stepped in, Tara pulled in from taking the orders from a booth. “Oh, River. Thank Goodness you're back. You sure did take your time, didn't you?!” She groaned and was about to snatch the grocery bags from River when she noticed her red-rimmed face. With a raised brow, “Oh, my God. River? What's wrong?” “Nothing is wrong, Tara.” Replied, sniffing while wiping her face with the back of her hands. “I—I just need some time alone. I'm sorry, I won't be able to help you out in the restaurant further today.” A line appeared between Tara’s brows as she tried to get a grip and allow River space. “S – sure, River. Take your time. Go, go…” She gestured kindly for her to move forward. “Thank you, Tara.” Said, River as she hurried into the house, trying hard not to explode into a fit of sobs right there and then. As she passed the passageway

Gonzalo~~After declaring River being alive to Echo, he stormed in but she followed. Echo's persistent questions echoed in his ears as he walked on, "What did you mean about River? Where is she?" He ignored them, his jaw clenched tight as he tried hard not to explode in anger. Whoever would wound up marrying Echo would most definitely have a lot on his hands.Reaching his door, he slammed it open with a resounding thud, hoping the sound would finally deter her. But no, Echo was like a persistent fly buzzing around him, demanding answers."What about River, Gonzalo?" she pressed, her tone weaning with a hint of something that might have been fear. "Is she truly alive?"Oh, so she was so concerned now as to if River was still alive when all she had done during her absence was condemned her and damned her dead. Perhaps, she had just realized that she had missed her sister?Perhaps, that heart of Echo’s wasn't entirely dead. He whirled on her, and with a tone that was filled with exhau

Gonzalo's stomach grumbled from the lack of breakfast. Sarah's cheerful obliviousness was grating on his nerves. "Yeah, early bird and all that," he mumbled, forcing a smile that felt strained even to himself. Sarah, who was reveling in her cluelessness, chirped, "Just getting myself back into the swing of things after that late night yesterday." Did he ask? Gonzalo secretly rolled his eyes. Sarah’s bluntness wasn't much of what he admired. His gaze was still fixated on Rain who appeared to be hissing at him like a predator marking its territory. Whatever could have happened to the little girl who was so friendly and open-minded with him yesterday? Could River have said something to her? It took great strength for him to snap back his control and force himself to tend to his business. But what man wouldn't be swayed from seeing his daughter look so hateful at him? The familiar aroma of freshly baked bread and cinnamon rolls assaulted Gonzalo's senses as they entered. Nicholas w

"Alright, what needs doing next?" He asked, breaking the awkward silence and pretending like he did not notice their countenances.Nicholas started slightly, and soon ended up blabbering all through. "Oh, Gonzalo, good. I was just… well…" Gonzalo tilted his head and gave Nicholas a good one over to show the man that he wasn't doing this— whatever the hell everyone was trying to do.Nicholas got the message as he hesitated, then sighed. "Echo's words outside, they shouldn't worry you, Alpha Gonzalo. We all know the truth."Gonzalo scoffed. "Truth? As long as they have their little houses and feel a little sense of security, people wouldn't care if the sky turned purple. But whatever she spouted, don't worry, it went in one ear and out the other."Nicholas chuckled, relief washing over his face. "Good lad. You're a good leader, Gonzalo. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise."It certainly didn't feel like it but Gonzalo managed a dry nod. And then, he asked, "Anything else I can do befo