《Best Friend's Mate》全部章節：第 101 章 - 第 110 章

Avery's Point Of View “Excuse me, please I haven't seen Ella or Jack anywhere, do you know where they are,” I asked anxiously, looking at my colleague expectantly. I hadn't seen either of them since I resumed that day and it was starting to bother me. She didn't answer me, just scoffed and walked away. “I don't understand,” I muttered confusedly, running my hand through my hair. The entire day had been strange, my interactions with my colleagues had gone from sweet to sour and I couldn't tell why. “Ella!” I called loudly, knocking at the director's and manager's office door. It was wrong to just enter into their shared office space without being invited in but I was getting desperate. “What the hell do you want and why are you screaming like that?” One manager asked rudely, eyeing me up and down. “I'm so sorry, I didn't mean to disturb you, but I am looking for Ella, I haven't seen her all day,” I said apologetically, lowering my eyes. It was wrong for me to bang on their d

Avery's POV “Miss!” Martha screamed in panic, banging the door continuously. “Miss! Please open up. You are scaring me,” Martha confessed exhaustedly, as she continued to bang on the door. I had been quiet for a long time because I didn't know how my voice would sound if I spoke up. “I am fine Martha, please go back to sleep,” I finally said, trying to sound as calm and normal as possible. Who was I kidding, my voice didn't sound anything close to normal but I hoped Martha wouldn't notice. “You are being very strange Miss,” Martha said calmly, worry etched in her voice. “Don't worry Martha, I am fine, can we talk tomorrow, I need to sleep,” I managed to say, trying to max the pain I was in. “Please just open the door, Miss, I need to see you and know you are fine,” she said anxiously, taking several deep breaths. I didn't respond to her request, frustrated by her persistence. She was right to be worried about me, I was worried about myself too. But I couldn't let her see me

Avery's Point Of View “If you want to know the truth, come to the abandoned warehouse just outside the hotel,” the small note read. It was laced with something I couldn't understand and suddenly I couldn't move. I had seen this sort of thing back at Moonlight Pack but I didn't expect to experience it here. “Someone is watching me,” I whispered weakly, feeling my consciousness slip. I opened my eyes and found myself in the same spot I had fainted. This meant that the person who stole my mother's diary had not yet escaped when I arrived and had made me pass out so that he or she could escape. “I have to find the truth,” I said calmly, taking a deep breath and standing to my feet. I looked around for anything I might have not carried and finding nothing I picked my bag and walked out of the room. “You must be mad or something,” one of the managers growled, slapping me across the face. I looked back at her in shock and anger not understanding why she hit me. “You think this is

Avery's Point Of View “Quinn?” I asked in shock, blinking my eyes in disbelief. “Yes my beautiful Avery, it's me,” he said passionately, approaching the cage. I moved back until my back hit the other edge of the cage. “Quinn,” I murmured silently, tears rolling down my face. I remembered my last encounter with him and how he had killed my child. “Why do you run from me my love,” he asked calmly, giving me a confused look. “What do you want from me?” I asked in fear, my hands trembling as I struggled to sit still. “I told you I was going to come back for you didn't I?” He asked firmly, retreating to the stool he usually sat on. “I don't break my promises,” he said quietly, running his hand through his hair. My mind went blank for some seconds as I tried to understand what was going on. “But you were abroad,” I said suddenly, blinking my eyes in disbelief. I knew that was a foolish thing to say but Amos had promised me that he was going to keep me safe. He promised me that

Avery's Point Of View “Why hasn't she woken up yet?” A strange voice asked harshly, as I began to regain consciousness. “Please give it some time Sir, she will surely wake up,” another voice responded, the voice laced with fear. I was fully awake but too scared to open my eyes. I had lost consciousness and was taken away by one set of people but I didn't know who they were I didn't know if I was free or in deeper trouble. “Let's just give her some time,” the voice responded, suddenly becoming distant. My eyes popped open but I shut them immediately because of the bright light that pierced into them. Slowly reopening them, I scanned the room I was in. It was very unfamiliar and unsettling, filling me with fear. “Ahhh she is awake,” A woman said happily, rushing towards me. “How are you dear?” The woman asked curiously, her eyes fixed on mine. I blinked multiple times trying to understand the situation. I heard the question she asked but my confusion was who she was and w