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Alana novel Chapter 49

Summary for Chapter 49: Alana

Summary of Chapter 49 – A pivotal chapter in Alana by Z Cr4vinz

The chapter Chapter 49 is one of the most intense moments in Alana, written by Z Cr4vinz. With signature elements of the Internet genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.

Alana's POV

"Y'know..." Aiden smirks, pulling me onto his lap as the limousine drives around. "I wouldn't mind having my first time here, in the limo with you."

"Your first time?" I raise both eyebrows, stunned and he nods.

Phew, that takes off a lot of load.

"Well, sorry to break it to you buddy, but I mind." He groans and I knew why.

I didn't want to get into the limo with some long dress, don't get me wrong it was gorgeous, so I went to change and he, followed me.

His fault.

He saw the corset and now he won't stop being aroused.

"I'm just glad we're finally married." He murmurs nipping at my neck.

"Why?"

Maybe because we finally get to call each other husband and wi-

"So I can have you any way anytime. Anywhere." He mutters huskily and I roll my eyes.

"Wow, I'm starting to think you married me so you could get some." I raise an eyebrow amused.

"Never. I married you for you. So I can wake up next to you forever, send smiles at you all day, travel with you, just...be with you. Sex is just one of the unimportant benefits." I smile warmly, signing in content.

That's better.

We were finally home. And by home, Aiden decided to buy a house.

Without me knowing that is!

When he told me I was stunned. It was huge and I questioned his reason for the huge house.

"You're giving me a basketball team and a soccer team."

Makes more sense when he said it.

Even though, we all know, that's definitely not happening.

As soon as that door swung open, Aiden was on me like glue to paper, throwing me over his shoulder.

To say I was nervous was an understatement.

I've never done this, before. What if I suck at it.

Ugh, I should've said sex after 50 years.

Too late now.

I was plopped onto the bed, and my outfit was ripped off.

"Woah, slow down there cowboy." I raise an eyebrow at the overly excited Aiden.

His eyes darken at the corset and I knew for a fact, that tomorrow, I might be limping.

Not funny at all.

He traces kisses, slowing down onto my neck and I breathe out shakily as his lips reach my chest.

His finger gently dips into my waist as he hovers above me.

He continues to trace kisses, stopping at my waist before coming back up and claiming my lips. He was still dressed, so I tugged at his jacket, which he, without a thought removed it. He stood for a moment. Unbuttoning his shirt and I avert my eyes quickly.

"Are you going to avoid my chest all night?" He teases.

"Yes." I nod and he sighs.

"Babe...if you're not ready..."

"I did a better job than expected."

"What did I say?" She murmurs and I chuckle, running my hands up and down her naked back.

"You were great last night you know," I whisper and I feel her smile.

"So were you baby."

I was contemplating whether I should claim her again or let her rest when the doorbell rang.

"Did you tell any more about where we lived?"

"No. just Trina." She shrugs.

"It's maybe her," I say getting up and her eyes widen as she buries her face in the pillow.

I roll my eyes amused.

"You're unbelievable," I tell her pulling my pants up and she turns her head to stare at me.

"I love you." She murmurs and I smile at my baby, leaning over to captivate her lips. She grips my neck pulling me closer to her and the doorbell rings again. She grunts and I chuckle as we break apart.

I walk towards the door and swing it open. I was looking to find Trina, but an older man staring at me. He was dark skin and looked a little too much like Alana.

"Can I help you?" I ask and he breathes.

"Is this where Alana Winters live?"

"Yes..." I drawl.

"I'm her father..." He states and I blanch.

"But she said...she said her father was dead?" His face sulks as he nods.

"I have a lot of explaining to do."

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