Eva’s Fated Beta Mate

Eva Smith sighed as the bus screeched to a stop. Looming out the window she saw people waiting for their loved ones. She knew she was not going to be as lucky as them. Nobody would be waiting for her since nobody had wanted to know since her mother had died in the accident her drug-addicted step father had caused. He had gone awol before the police could find him, leaving Eva practically an orphan. Since she was only seventeen years old she was still a child in the eyes of the law. That is how she had come to find herself back in the quiet town of Newpark. Today would be the first time Eva came face to face with her biological father, after ten years. Eva's parents had got divorced for reasons her mother never wanted to divulge. Eva had not seen her father since the day he walked out. At first, she received calls and letters but that did not take long to fizzle out when her father met someone new. Eva could not help but feel worthless and unimportant. Of course, her mother had

Eva woke to her alarm going off, she groaned as she pulled the duvet right up over her head and realised today was the day she started at her brand new school. Only one year! That's all it was going to be then she could go home where she longed to be more than anything. Eva had enjoyed their evening out last night, although Tina had not exactly made her feel welcomed, the twins certainly made up for their mother's hostility. Quickly getting up and throwing her feet over the edge of the bed she felt for her favourite fluffy slippers and shrieked when a hand grabbed her ankle and she heard two muffled giggles from underneath the bed. Eva rolled her eyes and grinned with amusement at her twin siblings trying to prank her like that. It was nice to have a little brother and sister around. “Oh I spy two little monsters that need a good tickle.” she teased as they both shrieked with laughter and jumped on her messy bed. Millie was thrilled to have a big sister to look up to while Eddi

Eva was in so much trouble. Her father was going to be so furious when he found out about this. Not that Eva blamed him. She was annoyed at herself for letting someone tear her down and make her lose her temper on the first day at her new school. Tina was going to have a field day since she already hated having her stepdaughter living in her home. She would probably kick her to the curb if we had her way. Eva was sitting in the office waiting to be called in to see the head. Megan was opposite her and throwing a dagger looking her way. They were both silents. The door opened and the head teacher appeared. He did not look too impressed at the sight of the two girls in front of him.“What's the meaning of this?” he demanded to know. “It was my fault, sir,” Megan said through fake crocodile tears. Eva frowned wondering what she was up to. “I walked into her and in apologised but she lost her temper and attacked me.” Megan wept. Eva could not believe the nerve of this girl. She had

Eva sat on her bed and quietly stared at the wall where she had placed so many photographs of her childhood with her mother. Both of them happy and smiling. Eva felt her eyes begin to well up with tears as she looked at the photo, remembering the good times. Why had her mother had to leave her?She missed her so much. Wiping her wet cheeks with the palm of her hands, Eva picked up her phone from the bedside unit and frowned at the unknown caller id. She decided to ignore it but a few seconds later, it came up again. Whoever was ringing certainly did not give up so easily. Feeling slightly irritated, Eva picked up the phone and said hello. Nothing. “Who is this?” she sighed, not in the mood to be messed about. “Eva?” She froze at the sound of the familiar female voice on the other end of the phone.Lara. She sounded really upset but then Eva wondered why should she care since her so-called best friend had stolen her boyfriend and ruined her trust. Who does that? “What the he

The beep of a car horn forced Eva back to reality with a huge thud. “Watch where you're going stupid girl.” The driver shouted angrily out the window as he drive on by. Eva sighed and looked around her. She was in the town centre now. It was not so busy since it was quite late in the early evening now. She wiped her face and pulled her jacket over her more as it was getting slightly colder now. Remembering that she had her phone in the pocket of her jeans and looked at it to see no new notifications. That meant that they were still too busy arguing to notice that she had left. Eva hoped that Millie and Eddie were ok. It could not be very nice for them to have their parents argue and disagree like they were doing. She knew that it would be a strange adjustment for the little ones to have their big sister come to live with them. Spotting a small case across the road, she decided to go on there for a hot drink and to sit so she could calm down and gather her thoughts. Nobody wou