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The Secret Alpha King's Defiant Mate

Chapter 7 

Word Count: 875    |    Released on: Today at 20:06

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ower in downtown Crestfall City. A world away from the r

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g face filled the large monitor on the wall. So

darling, workaholi

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mate is up to." A mischievous glint. A tap on her end, and the screen

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fternoon sun. Simple jeans and a t-shirt, but she shone brighter than a

plaining. "To pick up a special blend of tea from a li

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ont of her, blocking her path. A low

nt cold,

chair groaned in protest. Beside me, Vance stiffened, sensing the s

ep around him. Another block. A

uth. Unheard, but

out, aiming to

reaming commands, Alpha instincts demanding to teleport across the

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n the scree

r hair, April moved. A blur of motion. A quick step back, creatin

ected with hi

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t run. No c

the pathetic, writhing man on the pavement. Her

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ker. "Keep your hands to yourself, scumbag." Low a

shocked onlookers, a turn and into th

the chai

d dismissal. The

rl painted in my mind. Not a frag

d claws. And she k

ssive, awe-struck vibration. She didn't need a king. She needed a throne.

unglasses pushed up on her head. Beaming. "See?" Filled

onse. C

s my face. A real smile, one that rea

s magn

ared his throat. "Alpha? Do you still requ

ers gone. A strange, buoyant feeling. "No, Vance."

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ier in Paris, Genevieve Blackwood

welry designer s

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l nod from

and earring set of fiery rubies, designed to look like leaping flames. The other

pped on bot

the finest stones, the best craftsmanship. I want

e woman Donovan thought April was. The

r April would

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“My fated mate, Donovan, treated our bond like a cold corporate merger. He lived in a rundown cabin, acted like a broke lumberjack, and forced me to sleep in a tiny storage closet. He kept his distance, constantly testing me with his icy stares. Then, his elegant grandmother arrived in a gleaming Bentley, completely shattering his poor-man facade. She handed me an unlimited black credit card with the billionaire Blackwood family crest. It was his ultimate test. He watched me with contempt, waiting for me to reveal myself as the greedy gold digger he was convinced I was. But the wealth felt like a weapon meant to humiliate me. I handed the black card back to him. "If this is the price of being your mate, it's a price I'm not willing to pay." I even sent him a desperate, vulnerable text, begging just for his closeness instead of his money. He never replied. His dead silence was the loudest rejection. I didn't understand why my fated mate despised me so much, or why he always assumed the absolute worst of me. With my heart completely shattered, I realized I had to fight my battles alone, especially when my ruthless in-laws tried to steal my small business. I wiped my tears and marched straight into my enemies' tech company. I was going to tear down their multi-million dollar fraud with my own two hands, completely unaware that my secretly billionaire Alpha was watching my every move, slowly going crazy with jealousy.”