Love's Alpha Redemption - Crimson Eyes, Shattered Chains.

ery air around us, leaving no room for the world to exist outside his crimson gaze. I should have run, should have pulled m

how my name felt on his tongue. His voice carried a strange warmth, a

, my voice trembling as I fought to

with an intensity that left no room for pretense. "I want

osure I had managed to weave around myself. "You don't know me,"

wasn't entirely kind either. "I see the way you shrink yourself, the way you make yourself

me like an avalanche. "You don't understand. This isn't ab

es through fear because he knows he lacks the strength to inspire lo

n that I had buried deep beneath layers of fear and resignation. But t

xture of anger and despair. "Kieran controls everything h

ing in their crimson depths. "Ever

ce. The idea of breaking free from Kieran's grasp was both thrilling and te

, my voice wavering as I tried t

ied, his tone calm but resolu

nses, how effortlessly he uncovered the vulnerabilities I worked so hard to conceal. And yet,

d feel the heat radiating from his body. He reached out, his fingers

voice a low rumble that sent shivers down my

the fragile moment. My head whipped around, and my stomac

er

ating and oppressive. His dark eyes burned with fury as they flicked bet

ieran demanded, his voice a venomou

ndifference. "Just having a conversation," he said coolly, as t

uspicion. "Is that so?" he sneered. "And what could the

dmit, but Dane's calm demeanor didn't

or in it. "Oh, I think it is. Lila is part of my pack

he repeated, his voice dangerously low. "Is that what you call what you've done to her? To your pac

s on edge. Kieran's face twisted with rage, his hands clenching into fist

I can end you," Dane replied, hi

his muscles tensing as if preparing to strike. But then h

ce. "You think you can come into my territory and steal

f, his footsteps heavy and delibera

g. I stood frozen, my heart racing and

his voice breaking through t

omplicated. "You shouldn't have done that

his place," Dane repli

er you," I said, my voi

tening. "Let him come. I'm not afraid o

ness that had consumed my life for so long. But hope was a da

n do this," I admitte

nto mine. "And you will. You're stronger than you real

e that felt too good to be true. But as I looked in

I felt a glimmer of something

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