Fury Unleashed: The Awakening Alpha Nira (by Chloe Ramos) novel Chapter 209

Chapter 209 Family Drama

Nira’s POV:

“Ms. Soren, dinner is served,” Julie announced softly from the doorway. “You can come downstairs now.”

“Alright, I’ll be right down,” I replied.

When I reached the dining room, I found only Edith sitting at the long table; Kade was nowhere to be seen. I glanced at the em chair beside mine and asked immediately, “Where’s Kade?”

Edith let out a low, knowing chuckle. “He took an urgent call and rushed out. He said it was a pack emergency and insisted we shouldn’t wait for him to eat.”

She sighed, a trace of melancholy in her eyes. “He’s always been like this. Once duty calls, I barely get to see him myself. His fat passed on so young, and my health isn’t what it used to be. He’s forced to shoulder the weight of the entire Howell legacy aloni

wanted to offer some comforting words, but the old woman possessed a resilient spirit. She waved her hand dismissively, sha off the gloom. “Anyway, enough about him. Since he’s not here, we will dine without him. I’d much rather hear about you anyw

We finished our meal, chatting pleasantly about lighter topics. Eventually, a servant approached to remind Edith that it was tim ‘or her medication and rest. Only then did Edith relent, though she looked as though she could have talked for hours longer.

had just retreated to my room and settled in when there was a familiar knock at the door. It was Julie.

‘Ms. Soren, Mr. Howell asked me to bring you this aroma diffuser,” she said, handing me a sleek, elegant device.” It’s programm with a light lavender essence–he said it helps with sleep.”

I took it from her, touched by the gesture. “Thank you, Julie.”

Julie nodded, her expression motherly. “Of course. Get some rest now, Ms. Soren. Just ring if you need anything at all.”

I smiled and watched her leave before closing the door gently behind her. I placed the diffuser on the nightstand, and soon, a fair soothing fragrance of lavender drifted through the room. It instantly made the tension in my shoulders melt away

I sat on the edge of the bed, trailing my fingers over the smooth glass of the diffuser. The quiet comfort of the room helped solidih the decision I had been mulling over.

Kade’s POV:

Reports from several packs in the northwest sector had flooded in they were detecting disturbances near the border. The witch clan was growing restless again.

I had been pulled into an emergency strategy session with Jett and the other regional Alphas, and the meeting dragged on until the early hours of the morning

Under normal circumstances, when meetings ran this late, I would just crash at the penthouse near the office to save time. But knowing Nira was under my roof changed everything. The urgent need to return to her, just to feel her proximity, pulled me back to the estate like a magnet

I moved silently through the house as I headed upstairs When I passed Nia’s room, my feet stalled of their own accord. The door

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was closed, but a soft sliver of light escaped from underneath. She was still awake.

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I stood in the hallway, a lot of worry forming in my chest. Was the room not up to her standards? Or was she suffering from nightmares again?

The memory of the night I stayed at her apartment flashed through my mind–she had been trapped in a terrifying dream, and nothing seemed to reach her until she caught the scent of my blood.

I knew it stemmed from the deep trauma she had endured while imprisoned by those high–ranking rogue wolves. The fear ran deep.

My hand hovered over the doorknob, my internal debate warring between giving her space and wanting to comfort her. Before I could make up my mind, the door suddenly swung open.

Nira stood there framed in the doorway. She wore a soft white silk nightgown that fell just below her kirees, the fabric clinging gently to her figure. Her long, smooth hair cascaded over her shoulders in loose waves, and her face, free of makeup, looked ethereal in the dim light. Her eyes were heavy with sleep.

I froze, my gaze involuntarily tracing her silhouette. She was stunning.

“You’re back?” She mumbled the words, stifling a small yawn. “It’s late. Is something wrong?”

“No, nothing at all,” I said quickly, seeing how exhausted she looked. I softened my voice. “I was just passing by and saw the light still on. I wanted to make sure you were comfortable.”

Nira rubbed her eyes, her voice thick with drowsiness. “No, I’m fine. I was just reading and lost track of time. I was actually about

turn in.”

“Alright. Get some rest, then,” I murmured. “Good night, Nira.”

I turned to head toward the bedroom next door–the master suite.

“Kade.” Her voice stopped me.

I turned back immediately. “Yeah? What do you need?”

She looked at me, her expression suddenly serious despite her sleepiness. “Are you free tomorrow? I need your help with something.”

“Yes.” The answer left my lips without a millisecond of hesitation. “I’m free.”

A faint smile touched her lips. “Great. I’ll see you tomorrow, then Good night.”

She closed the door softly. I stared at the wood grain for a moment before whispering back to the empty hallway, “Good night.”

I didn’t go straight to bed, though. I pulled out my phone and texted Jett, telling him to handle the regular briefings for me tomorrow. I was blocking out the day

The next morning, I woke early and took a seat in the living area, a stack of documents in my lap while I waited for her to emerge. I was trying to focus on the quarterly reports, but the sound of light footsteps on the stairs broke my concentration almost instantly.

I looked up, and my eyes were drawn to her as if by gravity.

Nira descended the stairs slowly, wearing a pale blue sundress. The hem swayed gently with her movement, mimicking the

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softness of a morning breeze.

Her hair was loose, the ends slightly curled, giving her a natural, relaxed ease. A beam of sunlight caught her, outlining her in a golden halo. She looked breathtaking, wrapped in light, and for a moment, I forgot how to breathe.

My gaze lingered on her longer than was polite, and my heart kicked up a rhythm against my ribs that I couldn’t control. I forced myself to look away, staring blindly at the documents in my hand to hide the fact that I had completely spaced out.

Nira’s POV:

“Morning,” I greeted him cheerfully as I walked over to where he sat.

“Morning,” Kade replied, setting his papers aside. The corners of his mouth lifted!“Did you sleep well?”

“Yeah, the lavender diffuser really helped,” I said with a smile. “I was out like a light.”

Kade stood up, buttoning his jacket cuffs. “Breakfast is ready. Let’s head out.”

We walked to the dining room together. The butler had set up the table in the garden pavilion at my request earlier.

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