Lahat ng Kabanata ng Resist Me Mr. Alpha: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

Kamari's Point of ViewEverything was going as I had expected. Slow and horrible. But it was just another party and just more pack members sneering my way. Nothing out of the ordinary. Wolves stuck to old habits worse than shit stuck to wool. It was just a fact. One I hated more than anything.They made it impossible for change to step in.Nolan was on the other side of the garden. His intuitive gaze settled on me whenever he sensed my unease. It was a blessing in disguise. Under his watchful gaze, I blossomed. The parties and cleaning became less of a punishment with him around. He would never know how thankful I truly was.Shoving down my growing irritation, I picked up more empty champagne glasses. Refilled them at a station in the far back. "Kamari! Table number five needs clearing!" I could hear Eris' voice from a mile off. Cringed and plastered a smile on my face when she approached. "Did you hear me? Those tables over there need to be cleared out. The guests are complaining."

Kamari's Point of ViewThere was no denying that this man was trouble. Down to my very core, I knew that he meant business. And it soothed that ragged part of my soul. The torn part that wanted to make Arik and Eris hurt. Until reality slammed a fist into my face.His amber eyes were taking me in from head to toe. Pouty lips parted slightly. His black hair was effortlessly combed to the side. But it was his almost glowing neck tattoos that made me rethink the whole idea. Whatever he might have to offer, I wanted none of it."I'm sorry, but that isn't a name. And I am not keen on giving you mine, either." I bit out with as much control as I could muster. There was still a lump in my throat. One that refused to move ever since I was rejected. Crying on my way here only made it worse somehow.The man chuckled and slid into the booth in front of me. Spreading his elbows on the table, he leaned in with a smirk. Dominating was his natural gift, it seemed. Making another person feel so small

Kamari's Point of ViewHere I thought women were the needy ones in life. Zayan refused to stop texting me throughout the day. Even when I had my hands so deep inside a toilet I might as well have asked it permission first, he carried on texting me. Having your phone with you whilst working was already a transgression. Texting back would earn me an extra three weeks' worth of working extra hours."The patrol came up clean. No rogues in sight. But we are worried that one of the other packs might be thinking about taking over Crescent Shine. We got our sources on the inside and things aren't looking good." Quinten said and moved his papers closer to him. Arik sat closest to me. Kept tapping his pen on the table in irritation.When Eris had asked me to clean this boardroom specifically, I hadn't imagined there would be a meeting in progress. Maybe this was her way of shoving the rejection in my face. Showing me that Arik had no intention of paying me any mind. It was cruel.But I was he

Kamari's Point of View"Do you trust him?" My dad had asked me this several times already. Kept hammering on the fact that I didn't know Zayan. But my dad knew his father from before he was exiled. Knew him to be a good enough Alpha that cared greatly for his people.But my dad wanted me to make up my own mind about Zayan. Just because he grew up with the old Alpha, didn't mean Zayan was to be trusted."Yes. I do. And even if I didn't, what is the worst that could happen to me if he paid for my release? I leave this place and never look back? Sign me up then." I replied and slammed the door shut behind me.The sun was barely out behind the mountains. The world was still asleep and silent. But I had to be at work and my dad wanted to get this conversation with Arik over and done with. My dad only shrugged and squinted in my direction. Stopped a good few feet in front of the pack house. He looked older in this light. More worn out. The days of being stuck here had started to show. He w

Zayan's Point of ViewShe reminded me of myself. There was another level to her personality. Entrenched inside her soul. For some, it would have been too deep to try and find. But I adored a challenge and Kamari seemed like the toughest one yet. Kamari wasn't gone for long before Nolan showed up. Before my heart started aching slightly. It was the same cramp I felt whenever Eris would leave, only subtler. Stranger. I couldn't figure out whether I hated the feeling or missed it."How much?" I asked when my friend approached. His eyebrows were set into a firm line. "Zayan, are you sure you want to go through with this? Kamari looked like a mess earlier. I don't think she will be able to stomach any of it." Nolan said and stood in front of me. His dark brown hair was tossed in every direction. He had run here, some of it on foot, from the looks of it.Steeling my jaw, I looked him square in the eyes. Made it clear that there was no turning back now. Whatever happened, Kamari would deal