บททั้งหมดของ My Alpha Mate Hates Me : บทที่ 91 - บทที่ 100

Third Person Pov "So if the late Luna didn't have anything to do with my mother's death, what exactly happened to my mother and why did she have to die?" Lydia asked. "Before I get to the answer to that, how in the world did you find out that your mother's death had something to do with the palace? I remember perfectly well that your grandmother told me that she wasn't going to tell you the truth behind your mother's death so who exactly told you?" Kara asked, remembering that Lydia wasn't supposed to know the truth. She had felt so bad for Elena after her death and even though she was risking her life, she decided to tell Elena's mother the truth because she couldn't live with lying to the poor woman about the real reason why her daughter was killed. After she told Elena's mother the truth, she begged and begged that her mother not say anything to anyone because if the alpha had found out that she knew, then not only would he have killed her, but he would have also killed her e

Third Person Pov The look on Zia's face said it all. She stared at Lydia like Lydia had grown two heads and patiently waited for her friend to mention that she was joking but to her surprise, Lydia still had a serious expression on her face and it didn't seem like she was going to tell her she was joking anytime soon. "Hold on, Lydia. Are you being a hundred percent real with me right now or is this just you trying to tease me?" she asked and Lydia rolled her eyes at her. "You need to start learning to take me seriously, Zia. How do you even think that I'm going to be joking about something so serious? I know it sounds absolutely unbelievable but the alpha and I are really mates and that is why he and I had quickly gotten close," Lydia responded and Zia started to laugh immediately. "I can't believe it! Everything you're saying to me right now sounds like some story out of a typical fairytale and I don't even know how to feel. Let me get this straight, you and the head of the

Third Person Pov "You can't be serious right, Nick," Liam said, shaking his head vigorously as he watched Nicholas type away on his phone. "I don't think that anything I said sounded like a joke and yes, I am being very serious right now. If you think that you can change my mind and get me to speak to that girl ever again, then forget it because you're only going to be wasting your time," Nicholas replied, confidently letting Liam know that he had no plans of ever speaking to Lydia ever again. After the situation that happened with the guard and how she immediately believed that she had something to do with it and was trying to keep her in the palace, he knew that there was no point dragging things out and he already concluded in his mind he was no longer going to treat her with the special privileges that she got from him because she didn't deserve it. He was still very pissed at the fact that she had disrespected him so easily and he had no intention of forgiving her anytim

Third Person Pov “Right now, I'm going to say everything that I feel like I need to say, and I'll say it with the mindset that I might get fired once I'm done. I also want you to say whatever you need to say to me as honestly as you can so that we can trash this out once and for all,” Lydia said, boldly taking a seat opposite Nicholas. She couldn't care less if he fired her, and she just wanted them to talk and be honest with each other. “You have a lot of audacity, you know that, right? I mean, how dare you take a seat even before I ask you to? Don't you think you've gotten a little too bold for your own good?” Nicholas questioned, wondering exactly what made her think she had the right to speak to him so casually. Lydia sighed. She already knew it was going to be difficult talking to Nicholas, but she had prepared herself to keep calm no matter what. “Listen to me Sir, or better still, listen, Nicholas, I get that you're upset with me and I completely understand that I don't

Lydia "So did you guys finally get to settle your differences once and for all?" Liam asked after he surprisingly barged into the kitchen and pulled me out to come with him. I was so surprised by how he just showed up in the kitchen and completely forgot that I wasn't the only one in them. He called me by my first name so casually and in a friendly tone and everyone in the kitchen had their eyes on us, almost as if they were all wondering how I got so close to the higher-ups. Frowning, I complained. "You do realize that you could have sent somebody to call me instead of coming all the way to the kitchen by yourself and giving everyone in the kitchen more reason to hate me," "Giving them more reason to hate you? Why would they hate you because I came to call you in the kitchen? Is all this really that serious?" he asked, sounding like he was genuinely confused and I could not believe how clueless he and Nicholas was. How could any understand that these basic things fuel rumors t