All Chapters of Right Love, Wrong Alpha: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

VioletI should have felt happy or relieved to finally have made Elijah feel what it felt like to be ignored and walked away from. But he ruined that plan of mine with that unexpected kiss.It made me feel like I had sinned. I had no idea just a kiss could make me feel so filthy and turned on.The look in his eyes, the hunger with which he devoured my lips...I didn't have words to describe how angry yet needy I was in that moment.I was the one who slapped him, yet he walked away as if he had won a battle against me.The mere thought of his reckless act had my fingernails digging into the steering wheel that I gripped too hard. I had no idea why I was so confused whenever it was about him or why my mind and body always had polar opposite reactions to him.Not once had he stopped Gavin and Tyler from speaking ill about me, and now he just congratulated me as if he was happy to get rid of me after using me to release whatever pent up sexual frustration he had and on top of it all, had t

VioletAmber instantly started to run away from me, but I was faster and blocked her way almost immediately.“Hey, wait” I called after her.“I just recalled this meeting…” she brushed me off, but I managed to grab her by the elbow.“Please,” I said, panting and trying to get my words out.“I am not going to yell at you or anything if that’s what you are wondering.”Amber gave me a wary look.“You are not?”I shook my head.“I broke up with him. And it was messy. So you dont have to worry about me starting a drama in the office.”Amber took a breath of relief and sighed dramatically.“Oh, thank the Moon Goddess for that.”I edged closer to her, dropping my voice to a low whisper.“What was it that you said about Nate earlier?”Amber casually dropped a bomb on me.“Just what I said. The entire high school knew what a dickhead he was. He would flirt with all the girls and jump at whoever gave him even the slightest bit of attention. An absolute moron.”My heart dropped.“Are you sure?”

VioletNo matter how much I screamed at her or got worried, Cassie had a way of tugging at my heart and shoving that puppy face whenever I started to back out.I spent several hours arguing with her of how this was a horrible idea but she was too stubborn for my liking.And despite everything, a part of me wanted to meet the man who was a founding member of our society. Ironcrest manor and pack was rich with history, and our werewolf heritage.Getting entry in the manor was next to impossible for someone as ordinary as me so even if I dreaded everything else, I was also looking forward to get a glimpse of our history.Plus, cassie assured me thousand times that we wont spend more than a day at the manor at best hence I grudgingly gave in.“Just tell me how you convinced your father to let me be included in a family dinner” I asked her for the hundredth time.I wasn’t convinced he could just let a random girl walk in through the gates of his prestigious pack just because his daughter w

VioletI braced myself for glares, angry stares and a lot of huffing. I was prepared to see Elijah grow irritated upon seeing me.He had warned Cassie that he wasn’t coming to the lunch and he certainly didn’t want me around.But she had managed to do both somehow.And she knew we would both react hence quietly slipped away without telling me. Maybe, she hadn’t informed him either.I stared uselessly at the tickets I was holding out earlier and quietly shoved them into my bag.Of course, she left me to deal with him alone. She had told me she wanted me to sort out things between them.Little did she know, we were on just talking terms. Barely.Cassie had promised she would not leave me alone with her impossible older brother under any circumstances. Which was why, when the airport assistant led me toward the gleaming white private jet, my steps faltered for one bewildered second before I remembered how reliably Cassie broke every promise she made in the name of spontaneity.The cabin

Violet I heard the cockpit door open and somehow forced myself to get back to my seat.I felt I needed to say a lot more than sorry to Elijah, to explain the sudden clinginess but the flight attendant had already appeared, and was taking down our bags.My seat felt colder without him there, as though some part of me had stepped back from a warmth I had no right to linger in.Silence settled again, except for the dragging of wheels on the plane’s carpet and Elijah grabbed his coat. However, I did see him steal an occasional glance at me.I folded my hands in my lap and stared at the faint glow of the cabin lights, at the runway appearing below us.The flight attendant asked me if I needed anything to which I only shook my head and held onto my seat firmly as the plane began to dip.That familiar knot of fear started to take root in my stomach but I squeezed my eyes shut and even asked Rain for help, to stay calm.Thankfully, we landed in a couple of minutes and then were ushered outsi