All Chapters of The Last Chosen Mate: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Third Person’s Point of ViewAkiro smiled as he continued staring at his sleeping mate. They’re cuddled in their bed with Heli’s arms wrapped tightly around Akiro’s waist. He couldn’t pull away because the vampire’s hold was tight even while sleeping, so he was left with no choice but to remain lying down on Heli’s arms.And Akiro is absolutely not complaining. It’s been a while since he stared at Heli’s face, and it felt like he'd forgotten some of the vampire’s features. So right now, all he did was to commit every detail of Heli’s face to his memory all over again.Akiro was so preoccupied that he failed to notice that Heli cracked an eye open and immediately caught his mate staring intently at him. There was the look of— dare he say— fondness and admiration in Akiro’s eyes that made Heli’s heart flutter.He took advantage of his mate’s obliviousness. He shamelessly stared back, enjoying the sight of Akiro’s morning look that he had been secretly cataloguing inside his mind. Even w

Third Person’s Point of ViewAkiro returned to their room, planning to take a bath. He lost track of time while he was talking with Shiro. He enjoyed the vampire’s company, finding him a breath of fresh air. So he got engrossed in their conversation and abruptly ended it when Shiro was called by his parents. With a promise of returning later in the evening, they parted ways.As soon as he entered the room, he got pulled inside, and he barely heard the door getting locked before he felt a large, muscular body caging him from behind.“Were you hiding from me, Aki?”Akiro froze, his heart racing violently against his chest. A shiver ran down his spine when he felt his hot breath brushing against the skin of Akiro’s neck. His arms were wrapped possessively around his lithe waist. Swallowing nervously, he responded, “N-no. Why would I hide from you?”The low hum of the vampire sends a thousand volts of electricity coursing through Akiro’s heart. He was pretty sure Heli could hear how his

Third Person’s Point of View“H-his Highness!” Shiro exclaimed in surprise when the door opened and revealed the ice prince. He quickly looked down, his heart racing fast against his chest. He knew the prince was in his room, but he expected Akiro to be the one who would open the door. Because of all the times he served the youngest prince his meal in his room, he never once opened the door for the servant.Heli stared down at him blankly. Shiro could feel his red eyes drilling holes in his duck head. Despite feeling intimidated, Shiro still chanced a quick glance at the guy, which he deeply regrets. Because Heli was glaring at him, as if he had just pissed on their bed. “Tss. Bring it in.”With a stuttered response, Shiro pushed the cart inside with his head still hung low. He set it on the small table on the side of the room where the ice prince always eats whenever he doesn’t feel like joining his family at meal times. Shiro carefully set the plates down, arranging the utensils pr

Third Person’s Point of View“That is all for today; you may all go,” the King dismissed the council and the princes.Heli didn’t waste a second. He immediately stood up, turning on his heels and walking away from the Council Chamber where they had decided to meet instead of the Throne Room. But just as Heli stepped out of the room, someone had slung an arm over his shoulder.“Why is my little brother in a hurry?”Heli harshly removed the arm on his shoulder, shooting Heldrix a glare. “None of your business.”Heldrix laughed. “What’s got your pants in a knot, lil bro?”“Don’t call me that,” the younger vampire hissed.“Eager to see your mate, eh?” Heldrix continued to tease him, but Heli chose to ignore his annoying brother then, quickening his pace. He’s quite agitated these past few days because he hasn’t spent so much time with his mate. He leaves early in the morning and his mate is still sleeping, so he tends to just watch Akiro for a few minutes and kiss his forehead before lea

Third Person’s Point of ViewShiro braced himself when the door of the ice prince’s room opened. But instead of the flaring ruby-eyes that he was expecting, a pair of stormy ocean-blue eyes were the ones his eyes met.“Akiro! Thank goodness—”“You freaking idiot!” Akiro hissed at the vampire. “Heli’s here!”Instead of looking shocked and apologetic like what Akiro expected, Shiro grinned. “I know!”Akiro’s eyes widened. “What?”“I said, I know,” the vampire repeated. “And I know he’s in the bathroom right now!”“If you know, then what were you thinking, shouting at me this early? We just made up, Shiro! We just talked today because he refused to talk to me last night.”Shiro’s eyes sparkled. “Did you finally kiss?”Akiro glared at him, though a light blush adorned his cheeks. “No, we didn’t.”The vampire tipped his head back, groaning in disappointment.Akiro slapped his arm. “Your plan thoroughly failed, and it backfired on me!”“I didn’t say that’s my only plan,” Shiro smirked, lean