My Alphas' Dark Desires novel Chapter 218

Chapter 218: She is Alive

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Chapter 218

~Davion’s POV~

Long, flowing black hair, blue eyes tinged with sorrow. She looked fierce, wounded, and beautiful. The girl from his memory stared out at us.

Scene after scene played out—her laughing, crying, training... bleeding.

And then... the kiss.

My gaze slid toward Xander. His eyes shimmered—but the tears never fell. Just a flash. A glimpse and then it was gone in a blink fo an eye.

I turned back to the memory.

Even I was caught off guard. She didn’t just look like Zara.

She was Zara.

The same kind of fire in her eyes, the fury and that untamed spirit.

And then... my own memory resurfaced from a decade ago. The night of the southern massacre.

I had flown in under invisibility, arriving moments after the Alpha Kings. When I saw them hovering over Zara’s dead body, I went into the mansion in search of her—my goddaughter.

And found her dead.

Or so they believed.

But something had been off. Her aura... was wrong.

Her essence was missing.

And now? Now I understood why.

I smirked, stepping back, arms crossed.

"Zara... you clever, reckless woman," I muttered. "So that’s what you did."

Xander’s head whipped toward me. "What? What did she do?"

I faced him fully. "She must have faked her daughter’s death and had her hidden. Changed her identity. Broke every bond and planted her in the world without any connection to it."

"But why?"

"Because it was the only way to protect her from what was coming."

Xander’s breath caught.

"And you," I added, stepping forward, "You feel that pull toward her... because your bond isn’t that of a lover."

He stared.

"It’s the bond of blood. Of legacy. Of my power connecting through you... to her."

"Meaning..."

I let the silence stretch before answering, "Valerie Sapphire Violet Snow is alive," I said at last. "And she lives as Valerie Nightshade."

"Father..." Xander’s voice trembled slightly, his mind still racing with everything he had just learned.

I didn’t speak immediately. I needed to anchor my thoughts before the past and present collided again.

"Also, had Violet been alive," I said, drawing his attention again, "she would have powers of—"

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