บททั้งหมดของ Falling for my Alpha: บทที่ 31 - บทที่ 40

Blake watched Amelia from the window of his cabin. He didn’t know why, but she was captivating and he couldn’t stop watching her or thinking about her. He knew that he shouldn’t feel that way for she was sworn to his best mate and Second, Jax. Blake readied himself to go into his office in the city. He got dressed in one of his finest suits and called for his chauffeur to pick him up. He was going in earlier than normal to get some paperwork signed and put the last-minute notes into Amelia’s contract. A contract that he pushed to be as favorable to her as possible. Today was her first day as his Secretary. He only hoped that it wouldn’t make things even more difficult for him, but he knew deep down that it would. Blake was expecting Amelia at 9 am. He smelt her before she even knocked on his office door. “Come in, Amelia,” he called and she slowly opened the door. “Please come and take a seat,” he extended his hand to the chair on the opposite side of his large glass desk. Ameli

Amelia waved to Jax as he walked out of the compound. Her heart sank. “Please Mother Moon bring him home safely,” prayed Amelia. Jax was her true north, without him, she was lost.Blake, Jax, and their men immediately turned into wolves as soon as they were out of the compound gates. Rather safe than sorry.The pack that they were meeting with was on the other end of the forest, an area they weren’t too familiar with the lay of the land as they never encroached on other packs’ territory.They were a party of ten. Blake, Jax, and then another eight Betas. All were strong fighters. Lethal machines.They were about twenty minutes into their hike when they smelt another pack. By the stench of rot, they could tell it was the Olden mutts.They were getting closer and closer to the rotting smell and knew that they were nearly upon them. They were about another thirty minutes walk away. They, however, weren't worried for they were the stronger pack.The Olden pack knew they were on their way

The Olden pack arrived back at their compound feeling as proud as punch about themselves and their victory over the Saint Claire pack. Still pumped up over their display of strength during the fight. Their Omegas putting up a good front, while their Deltas and Betas fought the rest off.They’d eventually done it, after so many attempts! They’d sent the Saint Claire pack running home.They’d weakened the Saint Claire pack. Be it by only one man, it was one of their most important.Having taken down the Saint Claire Second was a huge win for now Blake was vulnerable and had no one to confide in and help run his pack.They were ready to celebrate, the entire compound cheered them as they entered.Connor demanded that a feast be held. A feast for a well-earned victory. As elaborate as never before, he would pull out all of the stops.He saw no shame in ambushing another pack. That was after all what they did to one another, wasn’t it? It was a way of culling the weak so that only the stro

Amelia struggled to fall asleep. All she saw were flashes of Jax being attacked. Watching him being beaten to the ground. Scratched. Bitten. Kicked.And there was nothing that she could do. She tried to run to him in her dreams but she couldn’t move. It was as if she were running on a treadmill…going nowhere.She could see it so clearly. As if she were there. But it was only her imagination trying to fit together pieces of some of the stories she overheard the other Betas talk about.Amelia awoke in a sweat. Tears ran down her cheeks and the bed sheets were wrapped around her legs. She must have been thrashing around all night.“Amelia,” called Lucia, “breakfast is ready. You have to eat something. You can’t afford to get sick now, you need your strength for your lessons and work.”‘Lessons and work’ were just menial tasks that she had to do to fill up her day. Try to take her mind off of what happened. Take her mind off of the fact that she no longer had Jax by her side.“I’ll be

Amelia couldn’t believe what Blake had just done for her. From what she had heard, he had never banished anyone from the pack before. But she semi-agreed with him when it came to Stephanie, she was trouble and needed to go before her negativity rubbed off onto others, but she was sure that there must be some goodness in her. Amelia tended to give others the benefit of the doubt. She never held grudges and easily forgave. She had lost count of the number of times Stephanie had threatened her, saying that she’d stolen her man. Stephanie was convinced that by flirting with Jax, he was hers. Jax had, however, confided in Amelia that he couldn’t stand the sight of Stephanie and knew that the Elders were also in favor of him mating with her because of her father being a head Beta. But Jax had kicked against it. He was his own man, no one would tell him whom to mate with. It was his free choice. As the Second he had sworn to pick only the best mate, one who complimented him and had the bes