All Chapters of Entangled with my Alpha bully : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Assurance “I don't know what came over me, I didn't intend to do that but I just keep getting drawn to you Aria.” He explained, his face had regret written all over it. “It's like a pull…” Aria bowed her head. She knew what it meant. They were mates and so the pull was only natural. But she wasn't ready to tell him yet. “It's fine.” Her voice came out in a whisper and she almost bit her tongue. “The vegetables…” She reminded him, pointing to the vegetables that sat untouched in the sink. “Yeah that. I'll handle them.” They returned to their chores and did them together, occasionally laughing about one thing or the other happening on social media. The sandwich came out better than the ones Derrick used to order and he praised her for doing a wonderful job. Later that night when Derrick returned from work, he had a lot to tell Aria. As they cleared the table after dinner, he started. “Some of your friends came looking for you today at the clubhouse.” His words made A

“I don't think that's a good idea.” Edwin spoke after the duo spoke at the same time. “Why not?” Lyra asked, offense written all over her face. “She just said she wants to come along.”“She can't.” Kai spoke next. His tone had finality. “Why?” Lyra asked again. “Because it's going to be dangerous.” He replied bluntly. “We're not going for dancing or sparring classes. We're going against the rogues. She can't be there.” “It doesn't matter. We all need some exercise to keep us in check and make our blood warm.” Lyra rolled her eyes as she spoke and took a sip from her cup. “Aria, I think it's better you stay with your mom. You never wanted to leave her side before, don't leave now.” Ryan spoke this time but Aria shook her head. “Lyra is right. I need my blood warm and my wolf needs some activity. You all need extra hands I'm sure.” “No, we're good. We're Alpha wolves, remember?” Jaxon asked “Even Alpha wolves need distractions. Since the Vampire lad won't be coming along, it's o

They followed a path that was new to everyone, including Lyra. “How did you know of this path?” She asked Kai who was more determined on getting to the rogues. “I created it.” H e replied absent mindedly as he walked through the path with practiced movements. He led them into the bush opposite the parking lot but instead of heading deep into the bush, they took a corner towards the pack wall. They weren't supposed to be able to go through the wall but when they got there, Kai exposed the passage by the wall that amazed Lyra. “So you made something like this and didn't bother to tell me.” Kai ignored her the first time. “How many times have you sneaked out through this passage?” She asked again. The other boys didn't say anything they kept on moving, following Kai. “Do you want to be ratted out before we get to them?” Kai finally spoke but it was not an answer. It was a question. “The rogues will hear you and know of our attack. This is the reason I wanted you to stay ba

Lyra was shocked at the kind of agility Aria fought with that she had to pause when Aria collected the rogue she was fighting from her. Aria on the other hand transformed from fearful to fearless. Seeing her wounds heal within a matter of seconds boosted her confidence and made her fight like she'd never done before. “They're surrounding us!” Kai screamed, he noticed the formation the rogues were planning even while he was still fighting. “Let's round them up! Witches, fight! Everyone should fight! Mages, let your protection be for the witches and yourselves. If you can heal without extra help, leave the circle and fight!” It was an order and everyone did as they were told. Lyra stared at Aria for a few minutes before Aria gave her a slight smirk and jumped out of the circle. Lyra cocked her head to the side, still processing who the person in front of her was. All the restraints in her mind were used to fight the rogues. Kai who had been fighting on his front caught sight of

Aria was glad to return back to school. Finally, she had something to look up to. Somewhere she could breathe. Not to be offensive, but staying at the pack all day could be draining and suffocating. She strutted into class, her bag hung over her shoulder. She settled into her usual seat and as usual, her friend sat there waiting for her with a big smile on her face. “How have you been, girl?” Karen asked as she opened her hands for a hug from Aria. “I heard what you guys did with the rogues.” Karen commented after their little hug. “I must commend you for that.” She said again. “I was literally losing my mind during the break. Karen groaned dramatically, dropping her head on the desk. “Nothing interesting ever happens around here when school is closed.” Aria chuckled softly and slid into her chair. “You should be grateful for the peace. Not everyone had a relaxing break.”Karen narrowed her eyes playfully. “You mean you didn’t spend your days lounging around like the rest of us