บททั้งหมดของ Alpha Alessandro: บทที่ 131 - บทที่ 140

Valerie: I kept my eyes on my brother for a second, knowing that the man was going to be more than willing to do something stupid. “Alessandro?” I asked, and he smirked as he looked at me. Though I knew that I saw his anger in his eyes, I also knew that I saw trust in them. He knew that we were going to be able to get out of it. I just wished that I wasn’t wearing such a pretty dress while doing so. “Run,” he said, pushing me back inside the restaurant. The waiters and waitresses froze for a second, and both Alessandro and I entered before he dropped the manager’s reception, blocking the door. Metal doors suddenly rose and dropped from both the floor and ceiling, closing it, making me frown in confusion; but my mate seemed more calm than I thought that he should be in such a situation. Those who were working, froze, and it wasn’t until two chefs walked out, Asian, holding kitchen knives, that I realized that they were either against or with us. “Capo?” “We are under attack,” Al

Valerie: I kept my eyes on Alaric as he walked out of the room that we were in before looking at Alessandro. My mate, understanding what I wanted to do, nodded, allowing me to go. I knew that I was going to have to speak to the man. I wasn’t going to be liking it if I didn’t, but the fact that I knew that a lot could change with this conversation was not going to be a lie. I didn’t even know where it was going to lead, but I knew one thing, it wasn’t going to go to a bar for a drink. He kissed my temple, and I smiled before getting up and following Alaric’s steps, watching as he entered a room. He didn’t close the door, silently letting me know that he was well aware that I was following him. “You do not need to feel sorry for me,” he said, and I looked down at my feet for a second, watching as he walked toward a desk to sit. The office wasn’t his, that much I could tell, but the man didn’t bother. “Do you mind me closing the door?” I asked, and he scoffed. “They can all hear u

Valerie: I looked at my mate for a second too long before looking away from him as I tried convincing myself that I had to do what I did to ensure that no one got hurt. He wrapped his arm around my waist, pulling me closer to him as we walked through the building’s hallway. “You are quiet,” Alessandro noted out, and I smiled, shaking my head at him. I knew that I was, but I didn’t want him to get worried about the reason why I was quiet. I just needed to clear my own mind before doing what I had to. Maybe then, everything was going to calm down. This never ending war was going to be one that we would be done with; at least, it was what I hoped for it to be. “I am just worried about Destiny. While I know that this is safer for her, the idea of leaving her again when I barely just got to hold her is hurting me a lot more than I can describe.” I said, and he nodded. “I think that we are going to have a lot to deal with, and knowing my brother, I can assume that it would be better for

Valerie: If anyone had ever told me that my mother, the person who I knew was against everything that my father did, was part of this too, I would have told them to stop joking around. To me, in my eyes, she left the house because she no longer wanted to associate with what my father did. She didn’t take part in raising us because she didn’t want to be part of creating killers and assassins. But now, even that was something that I was starting to question. My body was bruised and the cuts that I had all over it were countless, and I had to admit, I didn’t really care to know how deep they were; but I knew one thing. “This started with fire on the night that you were born. The sun and moon lined into one, the fire was greater than it had ever been that night. It has to end with fire, Valerie…” Alaric’s words played in my head, and though I couldn’t find myself speaking to Alessandro about it. I knew that he wouldn’t be letting me think of it, and that was another problem that I did

Valerie:I didn’t say a word as I walked out of the house, not knowing how I was going to face my mate to begin with.The pain that I saw in his eyes was one that I didn’t want to find myself dealing with, and that was the main reason why I told Alaric not to say a word about it. But I was dumb enough not to believe that if not him, his mother would.“Were you going to tell me?” Alessandro’s voice caught me off guard as he followed me. I stopped, not knowing what to say and knowing better not to move. There was no running away from this now anyway. “Or did you plan on leaving me oblivious of something like this? You know, forcing me to deal with its pain when it happened?” “You know for fact that if I could have stopped it, I wouldn’t have hesitated for a second.”“I take it from your response that no, you weren’t going to tell me.” He said, and I looked down at my feet as I turned to face him. “Did it occur to you that I was going to be hurt when I found out?”“Did it occur to you t