What Happens in Chapter 329 – From the Book The Valkyrie Returns and Slays (Raven)
Dive into Chapter 329, a pivotal chapter in The Valkyrie Returns and Slays (Raven), written by Free Collection. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Alpha fiction.
Chapter 329 Caught In The Act
Chapter 329 Caught In The Act
A slow, triumphant smile curved Cassian’s lips as he gazed down at Raven, savoring the sweet reversal of their positions.
Under Raven’s seemingly innocent gaze, he cast her a sidelong glance, his eyes brimming with layered intent.
His usually cool voice dripped with smug satisfaction. “What am I doing? What do you think I’m doing?”
Raven arched an eyebrow, catching Cassian’s gaze–the kind that looked at her as if she were a harmless little rabbit.
Her harmless little rabbit had suddenly transformed into a big, bad wolf. ‘Oh no, I’m so scared, she thought.
Despite her teasing thoughts, she studied him seriously for a moment. “Sweetheart, are you sure about this?”
“Hah.”
Cassian’s scoff was his only reply before he pinned her shoulders and pushed her onto the bed.
Leaning down, he claimed her lips in a kiss.
Raven felt the warmth of his lips and the deliberate intent behind his actions. She didn’t resist, in fact, her movements seemed almost calculated, as if she were enjoying the game.
Cassian took her response as silent consent, a subtle smirk tugging at his lips as his long fingers reached for the buttons of her shirt.
Just as his fingers brushed the first button…
The sharp chime of the doorbell suddenly pierced through the room.
Cassian froze mid–action.
He tilted his head slightly, frowning as he glanced at the door.
Assuming it was just room service delivering breakfast to the presidential suite, he decided to ignore it.
When he turned back to Raven, the smile in his eyes deepened noticeably.
Instead of leaning down to kiss her again, he mimicked what she had done to him the day before–lifting her cuffed hands and placing them behind her head.
The difference was that Raven didn’t cry out or ask for the cuffs to be removed like he had.
She simply smiled faintly, her gaze calm and unbothered.
In fact, there was a glimmer of curiosity in her eyes, as if she was intrigued to see just how far he would go.
That look inexplicably set off alarm bells in Cassian’s mind.
Suddenly!
The sound of a card unlocking the door suddenly came from the entrance.
Measured footsteps echoed through the suite, each step deliberate and unhurried.
In that instant, Cassian’s breath hitched, as if he had just realized something.
At the same time, the person who had entered stopped not far away.
Hiemaly’s icy voice sliced through the tension. “What are you two doing?”
The icy voice snapped Cassian back to reality.
He turned his head stiffly, only to see Hiemaly standing nearby, his expression gloomy.
‘Thank God I listened to Raven and got dressed,‘ he thought.
Otherwise, if Hiemaly had walked in on the scene as it was before, Cassian was pretty sure he’d have wanted to dig a hole and bury himself alive.
“Sweetheart, can you let me go now?” she asked.
Fixing her gaze on the frozen Cassian, she let out a soft, teasing hum.
Cassian heard Raven’s urging voice and, as if in slow motion, pushed himself up from either side of her body.
Yet as Cassian’s gaze darted between Raven’s cuffed hands behind her head and Hiemaly’s dagger–sharp glare, he realized with dawning horror–his days were probably numbered.
After all, Raven had seven brothers, though he had only met four of them so far.
And every single one of them was absurdly overprotective.
Honestly, when he found out yesterday that it was Hiemaly who had come, he’d felt a fleeting sense of relief.
At least among the four brothers he had met, Hiemaly was the most “normal” one.
Sure, Hiemaly doted on Raven too, but he did so with a sense of restraint.
The other three, on the other hand, treated Raven like she was some fragile girl incapable of surviving on her own, constantly fearing she might be bullied or hurt.
Cassian still vividly remembered witnessing firsthand what it meant to be treated like a priceless treasure.
And the worst part? He could never forget the way those three looked at him when they found out he was dating Raven. If he didn’t love Raven so much, he’d have thrown in the towel long ago.
God knows how much he’d gone through in his past life just to earn Hiemaly and the other three’s grudging approval. And now, if Hiemaly and the others found out he had dared to cuff Raven’s hands…
A crushing wave of despair hit Cassian like a ton of bricks.
Off to the side, Hiemaly noticed something was clearly off about Cassian. His sharp, handsome brows furrowed slightly.
He turned his gaze to Raven, who was still lying on the bed, and walked over with measured steps. He extended his long, calloused hand toward her. “Up. Now.”
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