The Almighty Alpha Wins Back His Rejected Mate
Chapter 1052

Her voice, laden with despair, echoed after me.

Though parting with Melany was the last thing I wanted, I was confident she would thrive even in my absence.

The time following our separation confirmed it.

She was fiercely independent, always stood by her convictions, and had a strong professional drive.

Such traits would surely make her well-regarded wherever she went.

Exiting the meeting room, I didn’t linger.

I returned to the prison with a sense of peace.

The guards there often remarked on how I was the most compliant inmate on death row.

My friends ceased their visits, likely having come to terms with my resolve.

When the execution day arrived, the guards approached me.

“Brian, the time has come for your sentence to be carried out.

”

They proceeded to handcuff me, following standard protocol.

Sunlight filtered through a small window, illuminating a patch of dry grass.

It seemed to signify the closure of my life’s chapter.

I faced the impending moment with an unparalleled serenity.

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“Alright.

I offered no resistance, quietly accompanying the guard.

A weird silence pervaded the prison, punctuated only by our soft footsteps.

The atmosphere felt surreal, almost dreamlike.

Suddenly, a wave of dizziness overcame me.

My surroundings appeared to whirl around me.

What was happening?

Before I could grasp the situation, I blacked out.

Regaining consciousness, I was greeted by the sight of a car’s black upholstery and the world passing by outside the window.

Clearly, I was in a moving vehicle.

Glancing down, I noticed my attire had changed back to my regular clothes, a stark departure from the garb designated for those condemned.

“Brian, you’re awake at last.

”

A voice, filled with surprise, reached my ears, accompanied by a gentle tug at my arm.

The scent that followed was both familiar and comforting, momentarily clouding my thoughts.

It was Melany!

Turning, I was met with her smiling face.

She peered at me intently, then reassured me, “You’re alright now.

Don’t stress.

It’s all behind us.

”

Confused, I asked, “What happened?”