All Chapters of Alpha's Mission: Bound by Fate: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Akira’s POVThe days was dragging slowly, as usual, but something between Hunter and me had changed. Our relationship had gotten closer, much closer. Conversations between us no longer felt tense, and I found myself talking freely with him. More often than not, I forgot the reason I was here; to be his informant. That reality haunted me, especially at moments like this. It was the same worry that had plagued me the night Hunter saw me by the flower house. He had asked me what was on my mind, and I had wanted so badly to tell him the truth: that being an informant was killing me, that it was tearing me apart because I was so attracted to him. But instead, I lied, telling him that the newness of our relationship was what weighed on me.I had promised myself I would stop him the next time he tried to kiss me. But every time he touched me, every time his lips met mine, all my thoughts vanished. My body craved his touch, and even though we had never had sex but only romance, the tension

Akira’s POVYesterday was a whirlwind of emotions— so much happened, I’m still trying to wrap my head around it all. It started out sweet, with that little picnic with Hunter, where everything seemed almost perfect. But then, in the blink of an eye, it turned into something darker.The shock of hearing that my father killed Gwen, the woman Hunter loved, still hasn’t settled. And then, to make things worse, I walked in on Kestrel naked, practically locked in an erotic moment with Hunter. That image of Kestrel, all over him had hurts more than I expected.I didn’t sleep much last night.My mind wouldn’t even let me rest. I kept tossing and turning, replaying everything Hunter said about Gwen and my father.So many questions was on my mind. Why did my father kill her? Was it out of hatred for Hunter? Was there some old grudge that spiraled into murder or was it something more personal?It’s hard to believe my father, the man who raised me, could be capable of something so cruel. Sure, h

Akira’s POVI approached Hunter’s office, and wondered if he was still there, or if I will see Kestrel there too; naked Kestrel. My mind was a whirlwind of doubts, but I needed to push them aside, at least for now.Taking a deep breath, I slowly opened the door and peeked inside. Hunter sat at his desk, immersed in some paperwork. His intense focus faltered when he saw me, and he smiled softly.“Hey, Doll,” he said, his deep voice sending a shiver down my spine. “I wasn’t expecting you. How are you?”I forced a smile. “I’m fine.”But I wasn’t. And Hunter could tell. His eyes narrowed slightly, reading me in that way he always did.“What’s wrong, Doll?”I walked closer, trying to hid the conflicting emotions that are bearing down on me. I wasn’t sure if I was really ready for what I was about to say. But I had to. “I came to apologize,” I began, my voice sounding more unsure than I intended. “For my father… for whatever pain he caused you.”Although, I said the word, but there was a pa

Akira’s POVThe moment I entered my room, I had no time to waste. I rushed to the drawer where I had hidden the burner phone with a bunch and quickly dialed Alpha Jackson’s number. The phone rang, and almost immediately, he picked up."I was beginning to think you’d never turn this phone on," Jackson’s voice boomed through the line. "You understand that this phone is supposed to stay on 24/7 for easy communication and emergencies..."I rolled my eyes, barely able to hold back my frustration. I didn’t call to get a lecture. I needed to warn him. "Alpha Jackson," I snapped, cutting him off before he could go any further. "I’m not here for a sermon, can you hold that for some time?"There was a pause, and I could feel his temper flaring through the silence. "No, you listen, young lady," he snapped back, clearly irritated by my tone. "If you think you’re going to be helpful, then maybe start by following instructions""Enough!" I cut him off again, not wanting to let his bad mood ruin my

Akira’s POVI stared at my phone for the eleventh time, frustration bubbling inside me. Jackson wasn’t answering, and that had never happened before. Normally, he’d pick up within two or three rings, no matter the situation. Something felt wrong. Deep down, I knew it, like a cold knot tightening in my stomach.Lisa tried to reassure me, her voice calm despite the tension. “I don’t think you should worry. Maybe he’s just not expecting your call again so soon. You just spoke with him a few minutes ago.”I wished I could believe her, but the unease gnawed at me. I dialed Jackson’s number again, pressing the phone to my ear. As it rang, I was suddenly jolted by a loud, thunderous noise from outside. I flinched and turned to Lisa.“Did you hear that?” I asked, my heart pounding.Lisa nodded, her eyes wide with surprise. I wasn’t imagining it. Something was definitely off. We both sat still, listening for any more sounds, but everything went silent again. Just as I started to think it was n