All Chapters of Flash marriage with the Alpha King: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Anita’s PovI drifted down the stairs, still caught up in the remnants of my restless night. Memories of Alpha Hades, the quiet intensity in his voice, the rare moments of vulnerability he’d allowed me to glimpse—they all clung to my thoughts, making it hard to focus on the present. I replayed the way his gaze had softened last night, how he seemed to shield his true self, letting only hints of it slip through the cracks. Despite everything, there was an undeniable pull between us, something electric yet maddeningly difficult to describe.Just as I reached the bottom step, a soft voice came from behind.“Good morning, Luna,” the housekeeper greeted, her voice gentle but carrying that unmistakable weight of respect.I spun around, blinking, my heart skipping a beat. “Oh! No, no,” I stammered, feeling my cheeks flush. “I’m not… I’m not his Luna. Just his assistant.” My voice wavered slightly, sounding far more uncertain than I’d intended.The housekeeper tilted her head, observing me wi

Damian’s PovI watched them from a distance, joining them in their steps, my eyes following Alpha Hades and Anita as they made their way down the hall. They seemed oddly well-matched, their strides in sync as if they’d walked side-by-side for years. It was hard not to notice the strange connection between them, one I hadn’t seen in Alpha Hades before.I couldn't help but smile sheepishly, “They’re such a good match,” I thought to myself, a pang of regret filling my chest. “Why did she have to be married?”Just then, an employee hurried toward us, holding a stack of documents. I recognized him as one of the new hires—young, eager, and a bit too outspoken. His gaze shifted from me to the Alpha, and then, when he spotted Anita, his face twisted into an expression of anger.Without a second’s pause, he marched over to her, his voice rising with a heated accusation. “You!” he spat, pointing a finger at Anita. “You’re nothing but bad luck, a rogue. I can’t believe you’re still here, standin

Anita’s PovI kept my expression calm and my posture relaxed, even as Amara’s words rang in my ears like nails on a chalkboard. She blocked my path, her arms crossed and her mouth twisted into a smug grin. It was clear she enjoyed every second of the tension she was stirring up. I fought to hold my temper, taking a slow breath, reminding myself that nothing she could say would rattle me. I had been through far worse than petty insults.With a tilt of her head, Amara’s eyes gleamed with a cruel, satisfied glint as she leaned in closer, her voice a low, venomous whisper. “Oh, please,” she sneered. “Look at you, standing there like you belong. You must be delusional if you think you can just waltz back into this pack, pretending to be one of us, when you’re nothing more than an outsider—a parasite clinging to the edges.”I kept my gaze steady, refusing to give her the satisfaction of a reaction, but her words sliced into me all the same.“You’re pathetic,” she continued, her tone drippin

Anita’s PovAs the door closed behind Amara, silence settled over the reception room, heavy yet strangely liberating. I noticed Alpha Hades rubbing his temples, a look of weary frustration etched into his face. The sight was oddly satisfying. Despite his usual calm and unshakeable demeanor, it seemed even he wasn’t immune to the exhaustion of dealing with someone like Amara.I bit back a laugh, amused by his visible irritation. I guess not all men are unreasonable, unlike that cheap husband of mine.But the thought must have lingered too long on my face because suddenly, I let out a soft chuckle that echoed through the quiet room. Alpha Hades’s head snapped up, and his gaze fixed on me, his brows raised in surprise.“What’s so funny?” he asked, his voice carrying an edge of curiosity mixed with genuine intrigue.“Oh… nothing,” I stammered, waving my hand dismissively as I tried to hide my smile. “I was just… lost in thought.”He studied me, one brow raised as if he didn’t quite believ

Anita’s PovI took a steadying breath, watching the car idling in front of us as my stepmother leaned out of the window, a sly smile pulling at her lips. “Still alive, are we, Anita?” she purred, her tone both condescending and amused. “Why don’t you step into the car for a chat?”Alpha Hades glanced over at me, his jaw set, and though he didn’t say a word, I could feel his protective presence. Part of me wanted to brush her off, to turn away and not indulge her attempts to unnerve me. But there was something about her appearance, something about the way she insisted on this conversation, that made me realize I couldn’t keep avoiding this confrontation. I gave Alpha Hades a nod, signaling that I’d handle this.“I’ll be fine,” I assured him quietly. “Just a quick conversation, and then I’ll be back.”His gaze was intense, a hint of worry in his eyes, but he finally nodded, giving me a look that said he’d be nearby if I needed him. I appreciated the silent support, and it gave me the st