Semua Bab The Last Chosen Mate: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Third Person’s Point of ViewHeli watched Alliah as she walked away, head hanging low. It was so different from the cheerful and confident Alliah from earlier, and it just made Heli feel even more furious at her bitch of a mother for reducing his friend to this state.Sighing deeply, Heli entered their room. He found Akiro sitting on the bed, leaning on the headboard. Akiro was reading a thick book that he quickly put down when Heli entered.“How did it go?” Akiro asked.“Alright, I guess,” Heli muttered. He sat on the edge of the bed. “Alliah is still scared, but we have no other choice but to leave it be for today.”Though clueless of what Heli was talking about, Akiro still nodded in understanding. He bit his lips, hesitating for a moment, but his curiosity ultimately won.“So... can you explain to me what that was about?” Akiro asked slowly, as if testing Heli’s mood.The vampire looked at him, warmth filling his chest at how considerate his mate was. He was jealous and upset at h

Third Person’s Point of View“She’s nowhere to be found, Luna,” the servant whispered to Regia Luximere’s Luna, which made Mirien’s eyes twitch slightly in annoyance.She dismissed the servant, hands fisted into a ball as she fumed silently in her seat.‘Where is that bitch again? How the hell did she escape from the generals I’ve put in place around her room?’ Mirien seethed, jaw clenching tightly as she thought of where her wayward daughter could possibly be.If she wasn’t an important piece in her plans, she would’ve dispose her long ago. Mirien didn’t care if she was her daughter— her own flesh and blood. She doesn’t do sentiments and emotions. All Mirien wants is to keep her status and wealth.If Antonius found someone to carry his child, Mirien would be cast aside. It didn’t matter whether whoever it was was just a concubine or the mother of his Alpha child. Mirien will still be cast aside, and the pack will find that new woman as their new Luna. Mirien will lose everything tha

Third Person’s Point of ViewThe next day, Akiro found himself alone in his and Heli’s room. He didn’t mind; he was used to waking up alone for the most part. His mate is a prince, so Heli still has responsibilities beyond courting him. Heli’s world doesn’t revolve solely around him, anyway.He decided to roam outside the palace, not having the chance to look at the garden. He skipped breakfast since he didn’t have the appetite to eat just yet. He feels like he’ll just throw up if he tries to eat.What he heard from the Luna yesterday still makes him feel sick and nauseous whenever he remembers it. He’s so mad on behalf of Alliah, knowing how cruel and heartless her own mother is to her.Akiro never got the chance to meet his own parents, but he couldn’t fathom the thought that they’d be as cruel as Mirien. With how highly his own grandparents talked about them, as well as their neighbors who had met his parents, it was so farfetched. They can never be compared to someone as vile as M

Third Person’s Point of View“Where the fuck is that bastard?” Heli mumbled as he walked down the hall, opposite to where Hale was staying with Carmela.Akiro struggled to follow his mate, who was walking twice the usual speed he does. Knight was walking beside him, looking at ease as if they were just walking at a normal speed. But Akiro thinks it might be for those who have enhanced strength and endurance than humans. “Maybe he’s with your other siblings? Or talking with other kingdoms?” Akiro responded, a little out of breath.“That prick sucks at socializing despite being trained to be great at it, and he doesn’t like talking to others if it’s not an official meeting,” Heli refuted, brows furrowed deeply in concentration. “But where else is he?”“Can’t you hear him? Or smell?” Akiro asked.“This place smells so much of mutts that I can’t smell any of their scents,” Heli responded, unconsciously scrunching his nose. “And there are so many people here that the sounds just mixed wit

Third Person’s Point of ViewAkiro felt like his breath had been stolen out of his chest upon hearing what his mate just so bluntly confessed to him, as if he had just revealed something so trivial to Akiro.He felt his eyes heating up, tears gathering at the edge. He swallowed thickly, his chest constricting from how tight it felt.He really should’ve gone with them when they returned to the kingdom. Maybe he could’ve stopped his mate from doing what he just did. He knew Heli would never deliberately cheat on him. Akiro is many things, but he wasn’t stupid. He knew Heli’s feelings for him were genuine, and his words that he wouldn’t ever cheat on Akiro were true.Maybe the pheromones of an Omega in heat were truly delectable? Irresistible? Whatever it was, it must’ve been too strong for even a vampire to be so tempted by it. Akiro wanted to smack himself for even defending his mate. His mate cheated on him! Why is he justifying his mate? He doesn’t deserve it! Whether intentional or