Lahat ng Kabanata ng Dear Ex, Your Father Is My Mate: Kabanata 241 - Kabanata 250

- Sia -I was watching from the top of the building, down at Durelo, working on the field and sending out orders to his men.The war had just ended and despite the injuries that he had sustained, he was still out to work. I admire his spirit greatly.Father had always praised him and he was right. I felt he needed to be promoted as a reward for everything that he's done all these years.I noticed he was walking towards the palace and decided to go meet him halfway."Greetings, my princess," he said with a light bow, and his face kept straight as he kept walking."Durelo," I called him back and he stopped in his tracks."Where are you rushing to?" I asked. "You couldn't even wait to greet me properly.""I am so sorry my lady," he said. "I did not mean to disregard you. But I have quite a lot of things to attend to and put in order.""Is that so?" I paced around him. "I remember asking everyone to go to their houses and rest after the war. You are n

- Kira -I walked into my room, barely feeling my legs as I dragged my body along. My mother followed me in, holding my arms as if she was trying to prevent me from falling.But I did not need her support. I did not need anyone even though I was barely conscious of my environment. I sat on the bed and looked straight ahead of me into space."Kira dear, how are you doing?" Mother asked softly. "I was so worried about you and I am so glad you are back. We did not see this coming. What happened?"I looked at her, and she went quiet for a moment. But when I turned away she continued talking."When we heard the news about the war I could not help but wonder what has become of you. I waited to hear any report of your safety but there was no way to know. We heard that a lot of people died and -"But I am here, aren't I?" I said without looking at her. "You have confirmed what you wanted. I am alive. And that's all that matters.""Yes dear, it matters a lot to me

- Franklin-"Giselle no!" Franklin raised his hand in the air and cut me short while walking away from me. "Please, I do not want to talk about this, and I will appreciate it if you don't bring it up.""But you have to," I insisted. "You cannot continue like this. You have to find peace with yourself and your people.""They are not my people the moment they abandoned me to die in Frederick's hands," he said harshly. "Since the day they preferred I died there, they became dead to me. Gone are the days when I could literally do anything for them. I would give up my life to protect them. I made them prosper because I took them as mine. But now? They are just a people and not my people.""Frank..." I called softly. "If that's the case will you cease to be their leader? Will you cease to be Alpha? You will not leave your throne because of this, will you? You've been destined to be King and that is why the universe has equipped you with everything you'd need to rule. Stren

- Giselle -I was waiting almost impatiently for my father and rushed towards him when I saw him."You did it," was the first thing he said to me."I told you I will never fail you," I said."You have done so many wonderful things that have made me so proud of you, but this? This is the best of it all," he beamed with happiness. "I thought I would be losing you. When you told me you were going to war, I did not want to discourage you, but deep down, I felt it wouldn't go down well. But I was wrong. Oh, I was so wrong."I giggled lightly because his expressions were so funny."Where is your husband?" He asked me when he got the palace."He is attending to a few things, but he will join us shortly. You know, since he's been away a lot, he was disoriented.""I can just imagine," Father commented. "It is hard to deal with the fact that your people turned their backs against you when you needed them the most. He's got a strong heart to be able to get back

- Durelo -I knocked softly on Sia's door and did not get a response until I knocked again."Come in," she said, her voice sounding distant. I opened the door gently and closed it behind me.She was at a study table, and she looked up briefly to see who it was. She did not look pleased to see me."What are you doing here at this time of night?" She asked me. "I have an order not to be disturbed when I have retired to bed.""I saw the light burning and presumed you hadn't gone to bed," I replied, and she glared at me for some while before returning to the draft before her."You thought it was wise to come to my room by this time? Someone had better be dying," she said without a smile on her face."I want to discuss something very important with you," I told her."And you had to wait till now?" She raised a brow at me with displeasure in her eyes."I am so sorry, my Lady, but it just came to me now, and it was so important that I cannot wait till to