บททั้งหมดของ My uncle, My mate: บทที่ 61 - บทที่ 70

Aria's pov; I know you must be screaming for me to just turn back, that I didn't deserve to see whatever it was that was happening in the room. The room? Looking at it now, it was the same room I had only just packed out of and this made whatever I was beginning to feel hurt the more. "Alphaaaaa!" Caroline screamed again just as moans and groans filtered out of the room into my ears. I had expected every sort of thing when I chose to come back to this place to talk to Ronald but this was never in my list of the things to expect. Not only was I getting my heart broken into pieces but to hurt me more, it was happening right in the room which I had just vacated. A clear way to show me I wasn't respected. No! No! It's still too early to judge. It might not be really what you think. I assured myself with a smile and a nod of my head. It was the only way I could give the courage to myself to keep on walking and confirm with my naked eyes. After all, one couldn't really t

Third person's POV; Paxton pack "Again!" A sweaty Ronald yelled, his eyes glued on the warriors panting as they fought against each other. With his arms folded and his sharp gaze on them, Ronald looked pretty much ready to kill. To top it off, the murderous aura he kept on emitting was one that scared the huge warriors and they could only mask their fear by trying so hard to keep their head in the gruesome training they had all been undergoing for the past week. A powerful pack with their Alpha on vacation had been peaceful to them as usual not until he suddenly arrived exactly a week ago. At first, no one really took it to heart, thinking there really wasn't much to it as he had only come to settle important pack matters again but every thought in their heads changed the moment they learned their presence was needed on the training ground. At that period, most of them had the sudden urge to flee but the knowledge that there was no escaping The Mad Alpha had made them

Aria's pov; It felt like I had known her for years and not just a day or a few hours. Staring at her, I didn't need to think of the answer to the question she asked me as it was just as simple as I knew it'd be. "No. I have no idea why they're all like this. I thought you'd... maybe, know something about it." I couldn't be any more surprised by my ability to keep a straight face while saying this. I kind of had an idea as to why they were all staring like this but you could say I still wanted to be sure and wasn't just going to tell out my secret to someone I just knew. "Hm. We'll find out sooner or later. Let's just keep going," she said with so much reassurance that was beginning to tell me that she had her own way of doing things. In response, I nodded my head, feeling more confident than I had been before walking into the school. As we made our way to our first class, it was difficult not to even feel more stares on us. Even those who were engaged in an argument sub

Aria's pov; I watched Emily's cheek turn a sudden shade of pink before all of her face grew pink too. Slowly and steadily, her face morphed into a chaotic one and I almost believed she was about to burst. "Are you okay? You look like you're about to explode and your face is all red and steaming." My question wasn't supposed to come out that way but it couldn't be helped that this was how I was feeling and the words that I wanted to say. "S...sure. I... I'm fine," she stammered, smiling and almost causing my eyes to widen in surprise. Seeing such expression on a face like hers had come like a big shock to me. Who would have thought someone like her was capable of smiling to the point that all of her cheeks and even her eyes would light up with so much joy? As it turned out, there were certain words that could make even the coldest at heart turn soft. Such was the same for Emily. I once believed she was the type who barely smiled or even didn't smile at her but inste

Third person's POV; Time and time again, Ronald had been trying to get Aria's last look off his mind but the scent of her holding back her tears kept replaying in his head, reminding him of the things he should have done- what he was supposed to do but the suddenness of being caught up in an unexpected news had made him speechless. Trying to sign some pack papers was a big failure and the thought of his mate being far away from him while being pregnant caused an unsettling feeling in his chest. Nothing seemed to be going right for him ever since a week ago when he had chosen to escape reality rather than facing it. Even sparring with his warriors hadn't been helping since all of them failed to hit him just for once. He had been the only one venting and had in no way received a payback. It wasn't because they were all too scared to touch him but because none of them were strong enough to. Now that he sat in his office, brooding over his decision of escaping reality rather