Lahat ng Kabanata ng Cursed Alpha's Plaything: Kabanata 51 - Kabanata 60

ELIRAMy heart doesn't just stop beating, it cracks open, falls apart in a million streams of fleshy red, then dissolves into nothing.He's here. He really is here. Jake is really working with this monster. I cackle, unable to stop the madness from splitting my lips as my escape fades into nothing more than a wishful thought.Both men exchange a glance as I laugh, watching me with unreadable expressions as I swipe tear after tear off my cheeks. I feel used. Betrayed. I feel like the whole world—or maybe it's just my existence—was written as a comedy chapter to entertain the moon goddess.I don't know where they find the patience, but neither one of them moves or speaks until my laughter tapers off and I'm staring at them both with red-rimmed eyes, tear-streaked cheeks, and a sanity that has been blown to hell.I take a step in Kael's direction, my eyes dropping like I'm some teenage girl who feels remorse for trying to break.up with her sports captain boyfriend."I'm sorry, Kael. I s

ELIRAMy heart doesn't just stop beating, it cracks open, falls apart in a million streams of fleshy red, then dissolves into nothing.He's here. He really is here. Jake is really working with this monster. I cackle, unable to stop the madness from splitting my lips as my escape fades into nothing more than a wishful thought.Both men exchange a glance as I laugh, watching me with unreadable expressions as I swipe tear after tear off my cheeks. I feel used. Betrayed. I feel like the whole world—or maybe it's just my existence—was written as a comedy chapter to entertain the moon goddess.I don't know where they find the patience, but neither one of them moves or speaks until my laughter tapers off and I'm staring at them both with red-rimmed eyes, tear-streaked cheeks, and a sanity that has been blown to hell.I take a step in Kael's direction, my eyes dropping like I'm some teenage girl who feels remorse for trying to break.up with her sports captain boyfriend."I'm sorry, Kael. I s

ELIRAMy heart doesn't just stop beating, it cracks open, falls apart in a million streams of fleshy red, then dissolves into nothing.He's here. He really is here. Jake is really working with this monster. I cackle, unable to stop the madness from splitting my lips as my escape fades into nothing more than a wishful thought.Both men exchange a glance as I laugh, watching me with unreadable expressions as I swipe tear after tear off my cheeks. I feel used. Betrayed. I feel like the whole world—or maybe it's just my existence—was written as a comedy chapter to entertain the moon goddess.I don't know where they find the patience, but neither one of them moves or speaks until my laughter tapers off and I'm staring at them both with red-rimmed eyes, tear-streaked cheeks, and a sanity that has been blown to hell.I take a step in Kael's direction, my eyes dropping like I'm some teenage girl who feels remorse for trying to break.up with her sports captain boyfriend."I'm sorry, Kael. I s

ELIRAMy heart doesn't just stop beating, it cracks open, falls apart in a million streams of fleshy red, then dissolves into nothing.He's here. He really is here. Jake is really working with this monster. I cackle, unable to stop the madness from splitting my lips as my escape fades into nothing more than a wishful thought.Both men exchange a glance as I laugh, watching me with unreadable expressions as I swipe tear after tear off my cheeks. I feel used. Betrayed. I feel like the whole world—or maybe it's just my existence—was written as a comedy chapter to entertain the moon goddess.I don't know where they find the patience, but neither one of them moves or speaks until my laughter tapers off and I'm staring at them both with red-rimmed eyes, tear-streaked cheeks, and a sanity that has been blown to hell.I take a step in Kael's direction, my eyes dropping like I'm some teenage girl who feels remorse for trying to break.up with her sports captain boyfriend."I'm sorry, Kael. I s

ELIRAMy heart doesn't just stop beating, it cracks open, falls apart in a million streams of fleshy red, then dissolves into nothing.He's here. He really is here. Jake is really working with this monster. I cackle, unable to stop the madness from splitting my lips as my escape fades into nothing more than a wishful thought.Both men exchange a glance as I laugh, watching me with unreadable expressions as I swipe tear after tear off my cheeks. I feel used. Betrayed. I feel like the whole world—or maybe it's just my existence—was written as a comedy chapter to entertain the moon goddess.I don't know where they find the patience, but neither one of them moves or speaks until my laughter tapers off and I'm staring at them both with red-rimmed eyes, tear-streaked cheeks, and a sanity that has been blown to hell.I take a step in Kael's direction, my eyes dropping like I'm some teenage girl who feels remorse for trying to break.up with her sports captain boyfriend."I'm sorry, Kael. I s