All Chapters of The Unwanted Sister's Alpha King : Chapter 341 - Chapter 350

Olivia's POVI stood on the balcony of our quarters, looking out across the city where others went about their duties with a determined energy, everyone having felt the pinch of uncertainty. The sun crested the horizon, casting a golden glow over the land."Feeling anxious?" Victor’s voice broke my trance. He joined me, leaning against the railing, his gaze following mine across the bustling scene below."A bit," I admitted, the admission almost a relief. "I keep wondering what he's planning next. Reed won’t stay hidden for long."Victor nodded, his expression thoughtful. "No, he won't. But remember, we’ve outmaneuvered him before, and we can do it again."The tension in my chest eased a fraction at his words. Family was my cornerstone, and Victor’s presence reminded me that I wasn’t alone. "Thank you," I said sincerely, grateful for the bond that had always pulled us through. The calmness seemed unreal, given the turmoil that lingered just beyond the city's boundaries. Standing besid

Alexander's POVI watched Olivia walk away, caught in a brief moment of vulnerability mixed with pride. Her courage was remarkable, her presence as powerful as any warrior. But the situation demanded my focus. I turned back to the battle below, glaring down at Reed with a searing intensity.Standing on the edge of the wall, the scene unfolded before me like a dark, twisted tapestry. Reed's army battered against our shield—an invisible wall of protection woven by Olivia's magic.Victor's voice pulled me back. "Alexander, what are you doing?" he asked, apprehension evident in his tone.I tightened my grip on the sword, feeling the weight of the decision in my bones. "I'm going to end this, Victor," I replied, eyes fixed on my foe. "I'm going to crush him like the bug he is."Before he could respond, I leapt from the wall, landing with the grace and ferocity of a wolf in the midst of prey. The barrier parted for me, Olivia's magic recognising its keeper, allowing my passage like an old f

Alexander's POVI lunged at Reed, every ounce of my strength focused on finally putting an end to this treachery. Yet, Reed danced out of reach, dodging my swings masterfully. His slippery nature frustrated me to no end, but I couldn't afford to let that irritate my concentration.The sound of battle echoed around us, our pack and Reed's army falling into a chaotic rhythm. Then, a sudden light illuminated the battlefield, casting a warm, golden glow that seemed to wrap everything in a serene embrace. The fighting ceased momentarily, everyone's attention drawn to the source of the spectacle.There atop the wall stood Olivia, radiant and ethereal. Her eyes glowed with unearthly light, and rays of energy slipped from her body, cascading out like the sun's benevolent touch. Even in the midst of chaos, she was a goddess untouched by the grime and madness of battle.Reed's cocky composure faltered, disbelief evident in his voice as he muttered, "What the hell...?"His awe at Olivia's transf

Olivias pov Gasping, I focused on the beating of my heart, which seemed to drum a hasty rhythm as fear clawed at me. Aura’s voice wavered in my mind, her once bright presence dimming to a mere echo. A terrifying thought struck me: what if she faded entirely? The world tilted sharply, and I clung to the wall, desperate for anything solid to anchor me.“Olivia!” The voice was distant yet persistent, weaving through the haze that threatened to overwhelm me. Each breath became a labour, a battle against the suffocating pressure in my chest.I willed Aura to return, to guide me through the fog, but silence was my only answer. Panic twisted in my gut, and I squeezed my eyes closed, blocking out the churning room. When I opened them, Alexander's face hovered before me, his expression a mask of worried intensity.His words reached me as a blur, each syllable dipping in and out of clarity. Yet, it was the fear in his eyes that cut through the murk clouding my mind. I tried to speak, but my vo

Olivia's POVA blinding light penetrated my closed lids, and I instinctively squeezed them tighter to ward off its impertinence. The sound of waves mingled with my heartbeat, which thudded loudly against my ribs in question. Where was this place? I cautiously opened my eyes, squinting against the unfamiliar brightness. As I sat up, the world wobbled, and I blinked to clear my vision. My surroundings took on shape—the sand beneath me warm, the air tinged with salt and freedom, yet stark in its refusal to reveal any hints of familiarity. "Where am I?" I murmured, my voice lost amidst the symphony of crashing waves and whispering winds.A voice from behind me answered, gentle yet commanding, "Do not worry, my child; you are safe."My senses jolted to alertness, instincts primed for confrontation. I spun around, my heart a wild drum, only to lock eyes with the most ethereal figure I'd ever seen. A woman stood there, her silver hair cascading like moonlit waterfalls, her skin luminous, and