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Chapter 75: The catch

Author: Nita Vale
last update publish date: 2026-04-04 20:00:34

Elena

Elena stood outside Alexander’s office door at midnight with her hand raised to knock, hesitating for the third time in as many minutes.

He’d been avoiding her for three days.

Ever since the board meeting, he’d barely looked at her. Came home late. Left early. Locked himself in his office or disappeared to the hospital for emergency surgeries that Elena suspected weren’t actually emergencies.

She’d texted him twice asking if he was okay. Both times he’d replied with single-word answe
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  • The Alpha who was never mine   Chapter 75: The catch

    Elena Elena stood outside Alexander’s office door at midnight with her hand raised to knock, hesitating for the third time in as many minutes. He’d been avoiding her for three days. Ever since the board meeting, he’d barely looked at her. Came home late. Left early. Locked himself in his office or disappeared to the hospital for emergency surgeries that Elena suspected weren’t actually emergencies. She’d texted him twice asking if he was okay. Both times he’d replied with single-word answers that told her nothing. Something was wrong. And whatever it was, she needed to know. Elena knocked softly and heard movement inside, then footsteps approaching. The door opened and Alexander stood there in rumpled clothes, his hair disheveled and his eyes red-rimmed like he hadn’t slept in days. “Elena.” His voice was rough. “What are you doing up?” “Can I come in?” He hesitated, then stepped aside to let her pass. The office was a mess. Papers scattered across the desk. Empty coffee c

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    Alexander Vivian’s heels clicked against the pavement as she hurried after him. “Don’t walk away from me. We’re not done talking about this.” “Yes, we are.” Alexander pushed through the front door and headed straight for the stairs. “No, we’re not!” Vivian’s voice rose as she followed him into the foyer. “That was everything, Alexander. Everything we’ve worked for. Everything your family built. And you just threw it away like it meant nothing.” Alexander stopped on the third step and turned to face her. “I’ve been saying it for fifteen years. You just never listened.” He continued up the stairs but Vivian grabbed his arm and yanked him back. “Don’t you dare blame this on me. I have supported you through everything. Your career. Your ridiculous need to play hero at that hospital instead of focusing on what actually matters…” “What actually matters?” Alexander pulled his arm free. “You mean money? Status? Impressing people we don’t even like?” “I mean securing our son’s future

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    Elena woke to sunlight streaming through her window and the heavy warmth of Alexander’s arm draped across her waist.For a moment she just lay there, her back pressed against his chest while his breath stirred the hair at her nape. Safe. Complete. Like this was how mornings were supposed to feel.Then reality crashed back and her eyes flew open.Alexander was still in her bed. The sun was up. People would be awake downstairs.“Alexander.” She shook his shoulder. “Alexander, wake up.”He groaned and pulled her closer, his face burying in her neck. “Five more minutes.”“No. You need to leave. Now. Before someone sees you.”That got through. His eyes opened and he lifted his head, squinting at the brightness flooding the room. “What time is it?”“Almost eight.” Elena rolled over to face him. “Nathaniel’s probably already up. Mrs. Parker too. You have to go.”Alexander scrubbed a hand over his face and sat up, the sheets pooling around his waist. His hair stuck up in directions that would

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