All Chapters of THE GAMMA'S DAUGHTER : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

For her better treatment and comfortable stay, I decided to discharge her from the hospital. With this decision, I decided to go somewhere where I should have from the beginning. To her father, Gamma Celeriac. The journey from the hospital to my residence was a blur. Each passing moment felt like an eternity. Elysia’s body remained still in my arms, her breathing shallow, as if the weight of the world had pressed down on her fragile form. I could barely concentrate on the road, my mind consumed by the burning guilt that gnawed at my insides. Every beat of my heart seemed to echo the torment I felt for what I had done to her. I had broken her. I had broken her in a way that couldn’t easily be undone. She misunderstood the entire situation but the pain I caused was unforgivable. As I entered my residence, the doors slammed open with a force that rattled the stone walls. I strode through the entrance with purpose, my every step heavy with the weight of responsibility. The pack me

"How are you feeling right now?" Dad asked gently, his voice laced with worry as he held a spoonful of porridge before my lips. The strong scent of herbs filled the air, making my stomach churn slightly. I nodded quietly, unable to summon the strength to speak. My body felt drained, as if all the energy had been sucked out of me, leaving behind nothing but exhaustion. Even Ella was weak, her presence flickering in the back of my mind like a dimming candle. The results from my blood test had confirmed the worst. Those two people had not only injected me with an aphrodisiac but had also poisoned me with a slow-acting venom. A cruel, calculated toxin designed to kill me slowly if I did not receive the antidote in time. Their plan had been meticulous. Before attacking me, they had already decided my fate. First, they would violate me, shattering my soul, and then the poison would finish the job. Dad’s hand trembled slightly as he brought the spoon closer. His eyes, always so strong

I knew that if I wanted to claim her, I had to play the game on their terms. But the fact that Gamma Celeriac allowed me to leave with her, despite knowing that I needed her blood to lift my curse, made no sense. Still, I had no choice but to go along with it. A devil like me—someone who thrived on blood and chaos—had no boundaries, and it would be no different with her. As long as she gave me her blood, I would play the role of a gentleman. But the misunderstanding between us felt fatal. She had been touched only by me. No one else. I had thought I made that clear. And yet, she was trapped in a nightmare of her own making, one where I was the villain. This woman… "I don't know them!" Her voice rang out as she stood in front of a group of people who seemed genuinely concerned for her. Leaning against the car, I watched in silence, irritation flickering across my face. The way she reacted to them, as if they were strangers, made it clear—she had forgotten them. Or perhaps

Hades,"Boss! The client has accepted the termination proposal. They won’t ask for compensation, but in exchange, they want us to provide the exact goods to their different branches!" Alex Graham placed the termination letter on the table, his voice steady as he explained the details. He was a human—the caretaker of my villa in the human world. Unlike the rest of his kind, he had long known of my existence. "Good. It’s a fair deal," I muttered, clicking my tongue before grabbing another file. Then, without looking up, I asked, "Did she wake up?" Alex hesitated. "Not yet. My father said the amount of blood you took might have weakened her, but… he’s surprised that a human like her is still alive." A slow smirk tugged at my lips. *Human?* The Graham family had been my loyal guards for centuries, yet they still refused to believe in werewolves. They knew I was a vampire, but they assumed Elysia was just another mortal. I stood up, adjusting my sleeves. "Let’s meet her." Ale

Honestly, his words didn’t really make me think twice. Let’s be real here—I was in a rural area. Did he actually believe there would be some wolves just waiting around for my Ella to take down? After a long, comfortable shower, I cooked myself a hearty yet huge meal. Ella became a bit extra during this time, running wild, hunting rabbits, and seeking out anything edible. I could feel her restlessness buzzing beneath my skin. I sank into the couch, letting the plush cushions swallow me. The house was nice, eerily quiet, but cozy. A soft breeze drifted in from the slightly open window, lulling me into a state of calm. "Miss Elysia!" Alex's voice rang from the kitchen. "I’m done putting away the groceries. I have to leave today. Are you staying at a hotel?" "Hotel?" My brows knitted together as I turned to him. "No. Hades told me to stay here." "Really?" Alex hesitated, his expression shifting to something wary. "That’s weird. On a full moon night, we aren’t allowed to stay in.