All Chapters of The Alphas' Bodyguard Is A Girl: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Chapter 21Rejection?/-Tediora-/Later that night, I was summoned to the PW floor. I didn't know what to expect but I didn't know I was going to be walking in on all four of them there.Dominic, Zeke, Rhys, and that jerk, Asher. I couldn't help but wonder what they wanted from me and why they were staring at me like I had grown a second head. “I heard you were injured during patrol,” Dominic said. “How's your injury now?” He seemed genuinely worried about me and it made me happy. “I am fine now. My wounds are all healed up,” I told him. “Thanks for asking.” “You are a terrible bodyguard, you know,” Asher spoke suddenly and I blinked. “First time working together and you managed to do such a terrible job. How were you able to pass Dominic’s assessment again?” I blinked. Stunned. Where the hell did that venom come from? To think he was saying it so calmly, laughing about it like it was some sort of joke. It wasn't funny.It wasn't funny.Not even a little.The way Asher leaned ag

/-Tediora-/Jasmines. The sweet pleasant smell grew stronger with each passing minute. I stared at him. Like, really looked. Deep into those amber eyes, I tried to understand if he was really unaware of our bond. Was he pretending? Perhaps because of the ring on his finger?“Alvin,” I responded. “That is my name and you are…” the words wouldn't leave my throat. I was confused. Contemplating it all at the same time. If he didn't know of our connection, it was best to just pretend it didn't exist right?Especially since I was going to reject him anyways. I would never, ever, accept a Phantom Wolf as mate. I don't dare if I have to run wild or leave with the bear for the rest of my life. I will not disrespect my brother's memory like that. Ava whimpered. She clearly didn't agree with me. “Alvin…” He repeated. “A little basic but okay.”His eyes pierced into mine once again. “i go straight to the point, Alvin. I am a straight man with a fiancee. You and I cannot be together.” My lash

Chapter 24An Unlikely friend /-Tediora-/Silence fell in the hall and my eyes fell on my saviour. Theodore?A puzzled expression crossed my face. Since our last match together, I haven't seen or interacted with him so there was no logical reason for him to save me. Or did he want to deal with me himself? That had to be it. It was the only logical explanation for this situation. As he approached me, I devises a means of escape. Since my dinner was already ruined, the best thing to do was make a run for it. “Let him go,” Theodore ordered. The boys hesitated for a second and he grabbed Ziv in a blink of an eye. “Did I stutter?” Colour drenched out of their faces immediately and murmurs began spreading around the hall slowly. “You heard him, let go!” Marn ordered and I was immediately released. Before I could think of running, Theodore placed a hand on my shoulder. My heart skipped atleast three beats. “Are you okay?” His voice was laced with concern as his eyes rested on me. I

Chapter 26His Bed/-Tediora-/I should’ve turned back the second the door closed. Should’ve run the other way and told Ava to go fuck herself with her damn bet.But I didn’t.I stepped further in.Rhys stood now, barefoot and loose in his half-open robe, his lean chest a playground of ink and manliness. His eyes darkened the second I moved closer, like a predator watching its prey step willingly into the trap.I swallowed hard, unconsciously stepping back. He stretched the glass and I blinked. “Wine?” he asked with a soft smile, yet I couldn't bring myself to fully trust him. “Alcohol?” “Only thirty percent,” he smirked and my eyes narrowed, brows arching with suspicion.“Are you trying to get me drunk?”“I would hardly say that, considering I've been on the same bottle for the past thirty minutes,” the way his eyes glinted with mischief when he said those words, the smoothness with which it rolled off his tongue, I was very certain there was a catch here. “No, thanks,” I decline

Chapter 28A double debt/-Tediora-/I wasn't sure if I was supposed to separate the fight or not, but if I stepped out there, it would only be a confirmation of Rhys lies and I didn't want that. I wasn't ready for that. At first, it was an easy exchange of punches. Nothing too critical until their scents began thickening.I could feel the pressure in my bones. The increased flow of blood, rushing violently from the rapid pumping of my heart. A sharp pain seared through me, as breath knocked out of my lungs. My knees hit the ground and I clutched to my chest as Ava growled in pain. That was the consequence of being an omega in the midst of Alphas. They were letting loose, allowing their wolves to take over. Blood trickled down my nose, the tiny droplets hitting the floor as I crouched over. I couldn't just ignore it anymore. If I say still, this pain will drive me insane. So I held on to the door for support and pulled myself together, gritting in pain. I pushed the door open a