Contract Marriage With Alpha Snow novel Chapter 202

Chapter 202: Aira’s Glow

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Chapter 202

~Tempest’s POV~ _{ƒгeewёbnovel.com}

"No," he said firmly. "Talk to me. Are you... Are you with him?"

"No," I admitted. "Not really. But..."

"But what?"

I hesitated, my emotions a tangled mess. "I don’t know," I said finally. "I like him, though, and although what we agreed to have was just a fling, I felt something for him, and I know he does too. Or maybe he doesn’t feel the same way and I am overthinking things."

Koda’s voice softened. "Tempest...?" I shook my head, even though he couldn’t see me. "Then stop doubting yourself," he said gently. "Stop doubting us."

His words swept over me, shattering the barriers I’d erected around myself.

"Okay," I whispered.

"I’ll let you settle your feelings and if after you have you want to give us a chance to know each other, let me know. And if you don’t...?"

"If I don’t?" I asked, my voice steadier now.

Koda cleared his throat. "Then I’ll reject you and free you but for now, I doubt you want that. So, let’s see where this goes."

"Alright. I understand."

"Good." His relief was evident in his tone. "Because I’m not going anywhere."

As the call ended, I sat there, my heart pounding. Summer’s voice echoed in my mind, filled with excitement. "This is it," she said. "This is our chance."

And for once, I allowed myself to believe her.

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~Aira’s POV~

The morning light streamed through the large windows of the kitchen, painting the space with a golden hue.

I sat at the table, idly stirring my cup of tea, my thoughts wandering back to the night before. Every detail played in my mind like a treasured secret, bringing a soft blush to my cheeks.

I felt Zade’s presence behind me, his broad frame leaning casually against the kitchen counter. I could feel his warm gaze and it sent a pleasant shiver down my spine.

I’d never imagined a night like that—one filled with unexpected comfort, passion, and a bond that seemed to settle into place as naturally as breathing.

It all started at the Alpha Ball when Kaid’s antics had thrown everything into chaos. Snow had been livid, his fury barely contained, and Zade had been just as furious.

But where Snow’s rage burned cold and controlled, Zade’s was a wildfire, untamed and raw. He hated anyone bullying his sister.

I’d found him later that night, standing on the balcony with his hands gripping the railing, his shoulders taut with tension. The moonlight illuminated the storm brewing in his blue eyes, his wolf barely restrained.

"Zade?" I had called softly, approaching him with caution.