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

BELLAI woke slowly, the world around me swimming in a haze of pain and disorientation. My eyelids felt heavy, and every breath I took was a sharp reminder that something had gone terribly wrong. The faint hum of machinery buzzed in the background, and the sterile scent of antiseptic filled my nose.As my vision cleared, I tried to sit up, but a sharp pain shot through my ribs, stealing the breath from my lungs. A groan escaped me, and I fell back against the pillows."Easy," a deep voice said, steady but laced with concern.I turned my head, and there he was—my father, standing like a sentinel at my bedside. His broad shoulders were tense, and his dark eyes scanned my face as though trying to assess how badly I was hurt."You're awake," he said, his voice softening just slightly."What... happened?" My throat felt dry and scratchy, the words barely coming out."You were in an accident," Father explained, his jaw tightening. "The yacht—something went wrong. You were thrown when it hit

KAIThe subtle rise and fall of her chest told me she was still fast asleep, her little snores being overshadowed by the beeping sound of the hospital equipment.I gently lifted her head, rearranging her pillow, letting her head softly fall back.Stray strands of hair had escaped her loose ponytail and littered her face, scrunching it up ever so lightly as the hair danced on the tip of her nose.I tucked it behind her ear, taking a moment to admire the beauty- her beauty.His breath caught in his throat as her eyes fluttered open ever so briefly, the white hospital light reflecting off the blue of them.She turned in the large bed and was fast asleep again, her chest still maintaining its rhythm.I stood up, arranging my slacks and smoothening my shirt as I lowered myself, gently pressing a kiss to her forehead–which faintly tasted of lavender– and trailing it down to the tip of her nose.I cradled her petite face i

Kai’s room was dimly lit, the heavy curtains drawn against the afternoon sun. I paced the floor as I recounted my confrontation with Layla to him, the adrenaline from the exchange still coursing through me.My hands clenched and unclenched at my sides as I replayed every word, every insult she had thrown at me, and her subtle slip about the speed boat.She was behind it or had something to do with it, I was sure.Kai listened intently, his sharp amber eyes following my movements. His presence was steady and grounding, even as the storm inside me raged. When I finally finished, he leaned back in his chair, his brow furrowed in thought.“She knew too much,” I said, my voice tight. “There’s no other explanation. Layla was involved. But how? How could she have tampered with the speed boat?” Evil people could always achieve anything, especially someone like Layla.Kai steepled his fingers, his expression grave. “She couldn’t have done it alone. Sabotaging something as complex as a sipped b