Summary of Chapter 0924 from The Hidden Princess At All-Boys Alpha Academy
Chapter 0924 marks a crucial moment in Caroline Above Story’s Novel novel, The Hidden Princess At All-Boys Alpha Academy. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.
“Markie, I need you to go downstairs,” Ella says, speaking swiftly and softly, her voice calm and cheerful. “Make all of the chefs leave the kitchen, no questions. And then start to pull out everything that’s good.”
Mark nods and jumps up, disappearing out the door on his task.
“What are…we going to do?” Rafe asks, gesturing between the three adults left.
“That depends,” Ella says, shifting her gaze to Jackson now. “On whether or not Jackson wants you to go get Ariel? Or if he would like to take…a little bit of time to adjust to this so that he can get his mind in order before telling his mate about this incredible new development in his life.”
Jackson raises his eyes to Ellas for a moment and then nods, clearing his throat. “Maybe…maybe some time? To get my mind in order?”
Ella nods seriously back to him, giving him a little smile.
“Is that…horrible?” Jackson whispers, looking back down at Marigold. “She – Ariel deserves to know…maybe we should go get her…”
“You can take an hour, Jacks,” Ella says, reaching out to pat him on the knee. “You’ve had a shock. You can take some time. She will understand.”
“She will,” Rafe says, nodding and putting a supportive hand on Jackson’s shoulder.
“So, are we just going to…sit here?” Jackson whispers, still staring at Marigold, who stares back at him from her spot curled up in Ella’s lap. “And let me process this?”
“Oh no,” Ella says, beaming down at the little girl. “We’ve got a hungry child on our hands! That’s my catnip.”
“How do you know she’s hungry?” Jackson asks, leaning closer, studying the girl like there will be some physical sign.
“Because she’s a skinny little muffin, and it’s nighttime, and kids always want to eat. What do you say, little Goldie Girl? Want to get some supper?”
Marigold’s head snaps up at the word and her eyes flash.
Ella laughs. “Does that sound good? Do you want a taco?”
He shakes his head, not understanding, as the little girl peers at him.
Jackson forgets to breathe and blink, his feet carrying him alongside Ella without him truly intending them to. Instead, his entire concentration is fixed on this little girl, on Marigold, his little daughter.
Because god – she’s so…she’s so cute –
With that little tiny adorable face, and those big blue eyes -
But she’s also so thin – skinny in the way that Midnight is, in a way that speaks of years of deprivation. And her little torn dress, which he now realizes is just a man’s shirt with the sleeves torn off, a scrap of fabric sinching it together at her waist. Jackson’s eyes dart down and he clenches his teeth at the sight of her shoes, which are covered in holes. The sole of one shoe flaps open at the front, and he can actually see her little toes hanging out.
Jackson inhales sharply, pressing his eyes shut against the guilt and the sadness that runs through him because…
He should have been there. He should have known about her – he should have been there to help her, to take care of her –
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Thank you for a lovely novel. There is still so much that went unexplained. What happened to Juniper? What is Rafe's power. Is Cora not human and she had 6 children or I could be mistaken. So if she was, then why can't Maryam have kids? What happened to the community? What about Mark and his mate. The novel just ended without any information on the others. I mean for a novel of 1014 chapters, just ending the way it did, surprised me. Should there be more chapters, let the readers know where to find them. Regards Amos1...
Thank you for a truly wonderful story. Heartwarming, full of humour with a dash of sass and eroticism. Absolutely love it. Need a better editor though. Lots of spelling mistakes, wrong words, grammatical error and missing chapters/ repeated chapters. Still, a thoroughly entertaining and captivating read....