All Chapters of Hellbound To The Beast Alpha: Chapter 51 - Chapter 54

Taggart was pissed now as he heard that his father. All of a sudden, Bruce postponed Taggart’s wedding. He vigorously walked to Bruce’s office to see him.“Dad!” As always, Taggart mentioned his dad when he saw him working in his room.“Have a seat, Tagg,”“No need. What are you doing canceling my wedding!” He talked fiercely while walking closer to the desk. Bruce stayed calm. He didn’t want to provoke Taggart.“Have a seat. I have the explanation,” Bruce told him once more. He stressed the word that made Taggart finally pull a chair and sit in front of him. He kept the tense.“What is the reason? You told me that I should have my wedding soon,” Taggart said impatiently to confront.“That’s before I know the risk. I need to talk to you to reconsider about it.” Bruce quickly confirmed. Taggart showed his deep frown. He tilted his head, looking at his father sharply.“What do you mean?”Bruce took a deep sigh. He put his seriousness and sharp gazed at Taggart. He couldn’t take it, but

After several attempts to call him, Doctor Louis Durrant got John Rosenthal’s address, but it didn’t work well. He came on dinner time alone. As he walked through the front yard, he was thinking of something. He sighed when he took his best shot today. Hopefully, there’s something he would achieve.After the front bell rang, the door opened in seconds. An average woman opened the door and saw someone she barely knew. She winched her eyes to him. Doctor Louis gave out his friendly smile before speaking.“I’m looking for John Rosenthal. My name is Louis Durrant.” He introduced himself.Sandra still frowned with her suspicious stare at Louis. She recalled all of her husband’s friends. Yet she didn’t put on her smile.“Who are you? You are not my husband’s friend.” She put her right hand on the hip. Louis lightly chuckled and nodded.“I’m a doctor at St. Elizabeth. I need to speak to your husband. Is he home?”Sandra was slightly startled, though she still expressed her dislike flatly. Lo