Lahat ng Kabanata ng Entangled with my Alpha bully : Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

AN UNDENIABLE ATTRACTION Aria was stunned, a part of her felt giddy, Kai had not been aggressive towards her, rather he had winked at her, whispered in her ear and even invited her over to his house.Aria left the class in a daze, her mind clouded with thoughts. "Come to the pack house later today so we start early." He had whispered it in her ear, his lip brushing her lobe making her stomach churn.She watched him get lost at a corner into his locker room. He had been staring at her all day, though it was a predatory look, her wolf enjoyed it.Her wolf was naturally attracted to how powerful Kai looked, his intimidating Alpha Aura, his handsome face and perfect gym body.She decided to walk to clear her head—breathing in his space for so long made her feel some kind of way."Hi, are you going home?" A car stopped in front of her outside the school's gate.She nodded her response. It was Ryan, he had felt bad for not giving her ride home the other day."Hop in, I'll give you a ride.

NOTHING SPECIAL "You're just an omega, not a forbidden being. Tsk" Karen hissed at Aria who hung her head low through the hallway hoping to be invisible as she walked through high ranking creatures. The evening with Kai at the pack house had Aria feeling awkward in school the next day."C'mon, you're barely giving me the information I need." The two low ranking wolves walked side by side.Karen was Aria's best friend—only friend actually. She had been out of the pack for a while visiting with her family in other territories. Karen was not an Omega because she was born as one but because she wasn't a pure breed werewolf. She was hybrid, she had a wolf both her father was a vampire, the union had not been accepted by her mother's family so her mother had dropped her in the care of grandparents and had moved out of the pack to be with her vampire mate."Ok, your silence is beginning to irritate me," Karen stood in front of her friend, Aria and blocked her path playfully."There's no n

DON'T JUDGE HIMThe house was too quiet againFiona moved around the kitchen like noise would make a difference, she opened and closed a few drawers, poured water into a glass she didn’t drink from, looked out the window and back to the hallwayShe stood in the kitchen, stirring the pot absentmindedly, the silence in the house louder than anything else. The clock on the wall ticked past six as faint footsteps echoed from upstairs, Aria was moving around, ignoring the world like she always did.She had come in not long ago, dropped her bag near the stairs without a word, disappeared into her room like always.She hadn’t said how school went, hadn’t even looked at her motherFiona paused and called out to Aria.“I picked up your clothes from the laundry,” she said, voice even without emotion, she was masking everything she felt.There was a pause before Aria responded“Leave it there,” Fiona wiped her hands on her apron and moved toward the stairs, pausing halfway up when she saw Aria i

DON'T TOUCH HER!Ryan laughed at something one of the guys said near the hallway, tilted his head like he wasn’t paying attention. But his eyes kept tugging back to her.Aria didn’t look at either of them. But her hands wouldn’t stop adjusting the cup in her grip. Not drinking from it, just holding. The condensation wetting her skin.Karen nudged her once. Whispered something quick about the music being too loud, about needing air. But Aria didn’t answer, didn’t follow, didn’t say no.Ryan leaned against the wall beside a group of older Betas. The ones Kai already didn’t like. The ones who talked like girls were hobbies and Omegas were currency.He watched how Ryan laughed too easily. How he said nothing while the others stared too long at Aria’s legs.Kai’s eyes dragged back to her face.She wasn’t smiling.He didn’t move yet. Just let the distance say everything. Let the look hold weight.Ryan finally glanced back and met his eyes.Kai didn’t blink.He looked through him like he did

HIS OMEGA ERAThe private sitting room upstairs was louder now, too crowded, too warm. Sweaty breath and pulsing lights made the air thick, sharp with cheap alcohol and scent marks bleeding together.Kai didn’t sit. He stood off-center near the kitchen counter, one hand flexing against the edge of it, knuckles tight, jaw tighter. His eyes didn’t move from the doorway. Like if he blinked, she’d vanish again. Like Aria stepping outside would turn into her disappearing for good.No one said his name at first.But he could feel them watching. The shift of eyes, the change in tone, the weight behind words that weren’t loud enough to be direct but not quiet enough to be ignored.Someone laughed behind him, short and sharp, not real.“Damn,” a voice said near the corner couch, one of the newer Betas, the ones that hadn’t been around long enough to learn silence, “I didn’t know Kai was on his Omega phase already.”The group barked. Not real laughter, not honest. Just noise.Kai didn’t turn.H