Bonds of the Alpha Billionaire (Maya and Alex)

-Alex’s POV-

Adrian sauntered into the private ro with an air of misplaced confidence. He pulled out a chair with a flourish, completely ignoring the tension crackling in the air, and poured himself a generous amount of amber liq

As he took a swig, I watched him. He wasn’t the Adrian I knew. The prison visitation has made it clear but seeing him out here only confirmed it. The eas

“Well, well,” he drawled, wiping his mouth with the back of his hand. “Let’s not let my little arrival disrupt the party. We’ll go on. The three of us used to be

Christian, ever the picture of stoicism, simply leaned back in his chair, the familiar bored expression back in place. “Adrian,” he began, his voice dry and

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Adrian scoffed, a harsh, grating sound. “Worked up? You locked me up for four damn years, Alex, and you helped him do it!”

Afrian’s eyes flashed with anger as he narrowed Christian with a glare, “Worked up? He threw me in jail and you helped him.”

“And the reason you followed us all the way to Italy is because?” I countered, my voice as dry and emotionless as Christian’s.

His eyes, those cold, calculating eyes, narrowed in on me. “I’ve been quite busy since I got out, Alex,” he drawled, taking another leisurely sip of his drink. “You know, catching up with old friends. And wouldn’t you know it, I ran into someone quite familiar. Amaya.”

The name hit me like a physical blow. My wolf surged within me, a primal growl threatening to erupt from my throat. Every fiber of my being screamed at

He continued, his voice laced with a sickening sweetness. “She’s looking even more beautiful, radiant even.” He stared at me, a smirk playing on his lips

But I wouldn’t give him the satisfaction. He wanted a fight, a confrontation, but I wouldn’t give him the satisfaction. No matter how much his words twisted knife in my gut, I would remain silent.

I focused on my breathing, slow and measured, trying to calm the raging storm within. The silence stretched, thick and suffocating, Christian watched the exchange with a hawk– like intensity, his hand hovering near his phone, no doubt ready to call for security if things got out of

hand.

Adrian’s eyes lingered on me, searching for a crack in my composure, but I refused to give him the satisfaction. He swirled the remaining liquid in his gla

“I almost didn’t recognize her but you could never miss her scent. It’s one of a kind,” he continued, her name rolling off his tongue like a taunt. He drew o

My wolf growled, straining against its restraints as I fought to keep my anger in check. I could feel its power coursing through my veins, urging me to lash

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His eyes flicked to Ivan’s picture on the table, and a smirk spread across his face. “I see you’re still hung up in her. Stalking the person who she wants to be with. A man close to perfection as I heard. Something you will never be.”

I clenched my fists, my nails digging into my palms as I struggled to maintain control. My wolf was snarling, its fury boiling over.

Christian’s eyes met mine, a warning glinting in their depths. He knew I was on the edge, knew that one wrong move could send me over the precipice. “Shut up, Adrian,” he said, his voice low and even, a calm in the storm.

But Adrian just laughed, a cold, mocking sound. “Oh, come on, Christian. Don’t be such a spoilsport. Alex here needs to face reality. He’s still stuck in the

“Shut up about it, Adrian,” I growled, my voice low and menacing, a warning sign that I was on the edge.

Christian’s hand closed around my arm, a gentle restrain and Adrian just kept going, his words like a steady drumbeat. “Amaya, Amaya, Amaya. You can

The sentence was unfinished, cut short by the raw fury that exploded within me. It was the final push, the spark that ignited the tinderbox of

my emotions

In a heartbeat, the fragile control I held shattered. My wolf surged forward, a primal force seizing the reins. My vision dimmed at the edges, the world narrowing to a single point of focus – Adrian’s smug face.

My body moved on autopilot, fueled by instinct and rage. One moment I was sitting across from Adrian, the next I was a blur of motion. I was across the

He hit the floor with a grunt, his carefully constructed facade crumbling. His eyes widened in surprise, momentarily unguarded before a flicker of something dark ig within them. A twisted smile stretched across his face, a chilling contrast to the fear that had momentarily flickered there.

I didn’t waste time with words. My hands transformed into claws, honed instincts taking over. I lunged for his throat. My claws sank into his flesh, and a h my hands.

But Adrian wasn’t done yet. He struggled against my hold. Despite the pain, a manic laugh escaped his lips. “Finally decided to show your true colors?” h

The sound of his laughter, the sight of his blood, it only fueled my rage further. I tightened my grip, the muscles in my arms screaming in protest. A part of me, a rational sliver fighting t

Adrian’s mocking voice echoed in my ears. Everything – the hurt, the frustration, the simmering anger – it all boiled over in that moment.

Just as I was about to squeeze my grip one final time, a voice cut through the haze. Christian’s voice, calm but laced with a steely urgency, sliced throug

look.”

His words were a bucket of cold water thrown ver my burning rage. Slowly, the red haze began to recede, replaced by a chilling realization of what I alm continued.

I stared at him, my chest heaving with ragged breaths. The primal hunger within me slowly subsided, replaced by a cold, simmering fury. Picking up my p

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The night air slapped me in the face, a welcome shock to the system.

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My enemies were growing in number and I would deal with them, one by one, starting with the one who dared to touch a nerve so raw, the one who held

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