บททั้งหมดของ A Breeder: For The Alpha : บทที่ 81 - บทที่ 90

Audrey’s POV“Was he flirting?” “I am supposed to kill the alpha.” She muttered, reminding me exactly why I had felt so heavy earlier. “Oh yeah…fuck”Silence sprung between us as I got flung into a sea of several thoughts. Like who could want him dead? That’s kind of the first question right now. The second question was why? “Did you get to meet with the person who gave you the contract?” I spoke before I decided to ask her. She shook her head, taking a sip of her fresh drink. “In this job, you don’t deal with the client directly because if they don’t trust you enough not to hurt them, but they trust you enough to get the job done. Especially since I am part of a coven—I am part witch if you haven’t figured it out yet.” She stopped only to take more of her drink, squinting at the harshness before going on. “As I said, people don’t like to show their faces to the hitman but being I am part of a secret coven specialized in taking out big powerful men like Trudeau and his father be

Audrey’s POVI was staring at her while she made the call. Anxiety wouldn’t let me take my eyes off her. I felt like a teenager who had sneaked out for a night party and was about to get caught.“Sure. We will meet you at the fountain.” Was the last thing she said before ending the call.“My Audrey…” She chuckled.“What??” I said.I did hear what she said but I kind of need context as to what that was supposed to mean. The wind blew my hair in her direction as I waited for a reply. I scoped it back, trying to keep it in the curve of my neck so it didn’t disturb her. “Your alpha. My brother…called you My Audrey with a very possessive tone, like I am going to swipe you off your feet and run away with you to the moon.” She snorted. The sound resembles something a pig would make. “He did what now??” Again, I heard her perfectly, but Damn was I distracted by the fact that he called me his. I mean I was his, in the sense that he paid for me off my parent's hands. But something told me th

Audrey’s POVIt has been three whole days since the ambush encounter with Claudia and she has been at the pack ever since. That wasn’t the issue at hand.The problem was I think she finally told him about what happened that night and ever since two days ago, he had slept in his chambers and more guards were frolicking the mansion than usual. At most, there used to be two to four going around and making sure everything was still checked. But right now, there were at least ten to fifteen, sweeping in and out of the house. A constant guard who stood in front of my door and one at the end of my hallway. It’s not like I couldn’t go anywhere. I mean, I even visited the main pack town twice to get fitted in a design store owned by humans.Yes, there were humans in the pack which defeated the whole idea of the pack, but they were humans who were aware of what they were getting themselves into. They lived in harmony with the order of the pack and as long as they obeyed the rules, everything wa

Audrey’s POVLike deja vu, we were heading by to the town again where I have learned they call the capital with a ‘K’.It kind of made more to refer to it as the capital because if we were being fair, it was the capital. It was more of the people. The fact that we had normalized a different zone for people of the same pack because they were dignitaries didn’t make sense to me till Trudeau had explained it better to me.He said that under a good rule, isolation is for the sake of the people, and under a bad rule, isolation is for the fear of the people. Both were done because of the people of the pack at the end of the day. Just with two different points of view. There was a lagging feeling I had as we kept driving past the usual familiar places I knew. I was with Sabrina, Cynthia, and Felix—which is why I had called it a deja vu.“I know at this point it is obvious that this would not be holding at the ground like I thought it would but can someone please tell me why there is a shift

Audrey’s POVI have never felt so weak in my life. Neither did I have a single idea where I was. But I knew one thing for sure, I wasn’t feeling well. My head wasn’t aching like it was initially. Where I was a question I would have loved to be answered because I didn’t seem familiar. At least I was on a bed or a cushion. I felt comfortable lying wherever I was and I didn’t want to stand up. Not yet at least.“Should we tell the alpha or tell her first?”I identified Sabrina’s voice as the person speaking. It made me wonder what the hell they were talking about.“Why tell the alpha first when she is right here in front of you? What is Trudeau going to do about it?”It was Cynthia talking. Since it involved Trudeau, it was enough to wake me up. Straight from the rest of the rest, I rose to a sitting position, probably what caused Sabrina to jump up.“Fuck…” She clutched her chest for dare life, glaring at me. “Don’t do that again, I almost ran out of my skin thinking—”“I never died,”