All Chapters of The Alpha’s Banished Mate: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

I flashed a smile on my face, careful not to allow my emotions to cloud my face. It was important that Jeremy remained in the dark about his paternity. It was not a discussion I was ready to have with him. Besides, Simeon was doing a good enough job of being a father to Jeremy. I shut the book close and with a smile I said, “I wonder what's in here that you keep from me.” I saw Jeremy watching me closely, trying to decipher if I had opened the book and I was just pretending or if I really was in the dark about what was inside the book. “There's nothing in there,” he said, drawing closer to me to retrieve his book. He took it out of my hand and said his thanks before running away from my sight. “What the hell was that?” I asked my wolf. Why had he felt the need to hide that from me? What did he know already that he felt like a sketch of Damien in his notebook would upset me? Had Damien told him something about me? Was that why he had been distant of late? You should ask him. So h

When I entered my room, I slammed the door behind me and looked around my room. I checked my room for where I had kept the needle hidden. I smiled to see that it was still there. Untouched. Damien's POV I could tell she was angry, furious even. The fire in her eyes that had once burned with love for me was filled with anger but I was relieved that it was not full of hate. It had been a long time, years even, perhaps she had forgiven me? I fantasized that she had and some day in the near future I would wake up to see her beside me, her golden hair splayed stop my bed and her sensuous body warm… She hit me. She slapped my dreamy thoughts on me. “How dare you? I have one simple instruction. I told you what I wanted from you as plain as day, stay the hell away from my son! Why was that so hard to do for you? huh!” Olivia screamed at me at the top of her voice. She had waited until the children were gone and the class was empty. She had not even brought Jeremy to school today, that s

“I have no idea,” he said, shrugging his shoulders like he was clueless. “Don't worry, I'll take care of it,” I said, patting his back and giving him my brightest smile. “I thought you didn't like me going to that school,” he said. He was right, I had not been onboard with the idea at first but as time grew and I got to watch the man Jeremy was turning out to be, I was grateful for the training that he underwent there. “I did not, but look at you,” I said, punching at his muscles playfully. Even his body had begun to change. “Why don't you go and wait for me in the stable?” I wanted him to stay away from my room while I figured out a way to send Prinsca out of my room. ****Later that night, I tried to make peace with Olivia. I ordered the servants to make her favourite food and prepared a romantic dinner for her. I saw the surprise on her face when she entered the dining hall. She looked at me, suspicion written all over her face. “What is this about?” she asked me, she did not

Olivia's POV I woke up to the sound of owls hooting and insects thrilling, the air in my room was colder than usual that I sneezed the second my eyes flew open. A strong gust of wind rushed into my room then as I wondered why my room was so cold. I stood up, grudgingly from my bed to close the window in my room. It baffled me that it was open given that I had closed it the night before. My eyebrows knitted in confusion as I saw it wide open. Had I woken up earlier to shut the window myself? I closed the window before doing a quick sweep of my room. It did not look like anyone had been here as I could see nothing to indicate that someone had entered my room. Besides, my room was locked from the inside and that meant no one could have entered my room without my knowledge or without breaking the latch on the door. I walked over to the window that had been opened, checking to see if it was possible someone could open it from outside. My room was a floor above the ground floor and so I

“Jeremy, you're late today,” Damien said with a warm smile. I wanted to tell him to leave us alone but because Jeremy was present I had to hold back. I did not want Jeremy thinking about why I did not like Damien. Damien had said that I could not keep Jeremy in the dark forever but I believed that I could. “I had to help my mum with something,” he replied with a cheery smile. I saw Jeremy's face brighten in a way they usually wouldn't and it made my heart ache that he would come alive at the sight of Damien whom I wanted to keep away from my son. “Ooh, I hope all is well at home?” Damien asked and I noticed Jeremy's slight discomfort. He did not want me thinking that he discussed our issues at home with his teachers. “Of course, why wouldn't they be?” Jeremy replied before walking away, leaving just I and Damien together.“What is happening? If Jeremy isn't…” “Jeremy is fine. There is nothing to worry about,” my tone was firm, leaving no room for further discussion. I made to leav