All Chapters of Make Way, The Real Alpha Princess Returns!: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

BELLAAs I walked along the beach, feeling the warm sand between my toes and the cool ocean breeze in my hair, I couldn't help but feel a sense of contentment wash over me. The beach was even more beautiful than I had imagined, with its crystal-clear waters and powdery white sand.Lennon, ever the thoughtful one, handed me an opened coconut with a straw, and I took a sip, feeling the cool liquid slide down my throat. "It tastes good," I said, smiling up at him.As I looked around, I noticed how close my parents were. They were always touching, always connected in some way. My father would hold my mother's hand, or put his arm around her shoulder, or even just rest his hand on her waist. It was a simple, affectionate gesture, but it spoke volumes about their relationship.I felt a warmth spread through my chest as I watched them. It was clear that they loved each other deeply, and that they had a strong, supportive relationship.Reflexively, my gaze drifted towards Kai, who was strolli

BELLAExhaustion clung to me like a second skin as I finally dragged myself out of the waves and onto the island’s shore. The salty air burned my lungs, each gasp sharp and ragged. My arms and legs felt heavy, weighted by fatigue, and I collapsed onto the damp sand, sprawled and shaking. For a long moment, I lay there, staring blankly at the expanse of empty sky.I made it.The words barely registered as relief, just a faint whisper in my muddled mind. Every muscle screamed every inch of my skin stung from saltwater and small cuts, but I was alive.After what felt like forever, I forced myself to sit up. I couldn’t let myself stay like this. If there was one thing I knew, it was that survival didn’t come to those who sat still.“We need to do something. We are stronger than this, Bella.” My Wolf said and I had to agree. We were. After everything we’ve gone through, we are better and stronger. Nothing could tear us apart as long as I could remember that.It was going to be hard because

BELLAAs our lips met, the world around us melted away. Kai's mouth was warm and gentle, his lips soft as they brushed against mine. I felt a jolt of electricity run through my body, and my heart skipped a beat as I deepened the kiss.Kai's arms wrapped around me, pulling me closer as his tongue slid into my mouth. I felt a rush of excitement as our tongues danced together, the sensation sending shivers down my spine.The kiss was like a dam breaking, releasing all the pent-up emotions and desires I'd been trying to keep hidden. I felt alive, my senses heightened as I lost myself in the sensation of Kai's lips on mine.The sound of the waves and the wind faded into the background, leaving only the sound of our ragged breathing and the beating of our hearts.I missed this; the feeling of her bodies in such close proximity, the way tingles ripples through my body at his touch, the way my inner thighs shook with pleasure, coating my panties with evide

BELLAKai hadn’t left my side since last night, and now he sat in the chair beside my bed, his head resting in his hands.The sight of him like that—a man so strong, so steady, now worn down with worry—tugged at something deep inside me. For once, the barriers he so carefully maintained were gone, and I saw him for who he truly was: someone who cared far more than he ever let on.“You should rest,” I said softly, my voice breaking the silence.He looked up, his dark eyes meeting mine. “I could say the same to you,” he countered, his tone light but edged with concern.I gave him a small smile. “I’m trying.”Kai leaned back in his chair, crossing his arms. “You’ve always been stubborn. Even after almost drowning, you still won’t sit still.”“I wouldn’t call it stubborn,” I said, tilting my head slightly. “I’d call it determined.”“Whatever you want to call it, you’re impossible,” he said, though his lips quirked up in a faint smile.The quiet stretched between us again, but this time it

BELLAMy body was healed—no more bruises, no more gashes—but the scars on my pride and the questions swirling in my mind remained. The yacht sabotage wasn’t an accident. Someone had tried to kill me, and every instinct screamed one name: Layla.I knew she had something to do with it. She always hated me and every single time we met, she managed to prove that. The conviction drummed in my heart. She had to be the one. But if she was, how could she manage it on her own?She was the only one that had something to gain the most from my death so her motives weren't a problem. It was how.Her smugness, her hostility, her constant presence near Luna Olive—it all pointed to her involvement. Today, I would get the answers I needed, no matter what.The hotel where my mother was staying stood like a gleaming fortress, its pristine marble walls and gold accents reflecting the morning light. I entered the lobby, my boots clicking softly against the polished floors, ignoring the curious glances fro