บททั้งหมดของ Alpha’s Unclaimed Stripper: บทที่ 181 - บทที่ 190

Lake: It had been weeks - or almost two months - since I last stepped my feet into my Casino, Rush Empire. The receptionists had closed for the night when I arrived, so I was greeted by an empty desk and about four security guards. I got into the elevator and headed to the floor of my office first. I needed to make sure all my files were in order and the office had not changed - for the worse, that is. The building was quiet as it ought to be. The only noise would have been from the club, but that was far back, and all the rooms in this building at were solid and sound proof. I got out of the elevator after it opened up and walked into the corridor of my office. There, I was given the kind of surprise I had not seen in quite a while. Bentley had what looked like a cone cap on her head, with the inscription, "welcome home, alpha Lake!" She held a whistle in her left hand which she blew immediately she caught sight of me. My dancers sprang up to their feet behind her and screamed w

Jojo: I drew in deep breaths once I dropped - or rather, flung - my phone to my bed. I placed my right palm on my forehead and heaved a heavy sigh. What was I going to do? Did I need to call the alpha, or did I need to stomp to alpha Cole's mansion and show him that I was not the kind of woman he wanted to mess with? Did I need to stand in front of him and confront him? For a long time, alpha Lake had been the one doing most of the talking, because he always contacted alpha Lake to get to me. But tonight, he had dared to call my private line to threaten me, because he believed I could not speak for myself and I would cower and break into tears once I heard his voice, right? The way he had attacked every area of my life that he knew meant something. He threatened me with my mother! My own mother! All because he thought that I was nothing but a scared little girl who needed his son's protection from his greedy claws. I grit my teeth in anger as the thought flashed through my mind. I

VALERIE: I should have known something was terribly wrong when Jo woke me up so early to talk about feeding my sweet nephew, Lucian. I should have known something was off and I should have asked what it was. But I did not. I did not because I believed that if anything was wrong, she would tell me. But I was wrong about that too. What could a ten year old possibly understand, right? Right. I held baby Lucian in our room and pressed his head on my chest, I tapped his back gently, trying to stop him from crying. But he would have none of it. I looked towards the empty bottles on the table. The one with the breastmilk had already been emptied, it was only the formula left. I bet Jojo did not know Lucian ate so much whenever she was not around him, because that was the only way I could explain her leaving only two bottles behind when she knew she was going to be away for this long. Lucian could sense the absence of his mother, and it caused him to cry out loud. His shrill screams and

Neil watched the cars troop in and troop out of the mansion. He had come to do his routine check on the house and note all that was necessary. Which included the furniture due for change, the tools and appliances that needed repair, to see if the alpha's grandmother needed a new carpet in her room, new draperies, and to see if the alpha's father had any special assignments for him - which had not been coming very frequently. To be frank, it did feel like everyone was hell bent on keeping things away from him. First, the alpha had not told him he would be returning. Secondly, alpha Cole had not spoken to him about any special thing happening today. So why did he see Alpha Cole's men in their security trucks trooping in and out of the mansion? And why did Alpha Cole run down the stairs at the mere sound of a car's honk. Neil watched from the balcony as three cars drove with speed into the building. He stayed where he would not be easily sighted. If no one was going to tell him what wa

Jojo: I was seated on the hard concrete of the cell floor. Anytime I opened my nostrils to breathe, I sniffed in cobwebs and dust. It was hard to accept that the alpha's father had kept my mother in this terrible condition for days, while I spent my time in Rush trying to force myself to believe that she was okay. But my mother was far from alright, she was in pain, and it was all because of Alpha Cole. I had sworn to myself that I would erase the feeling of hate from my heart, and try my best to forgive all those who had wronged me. But men like alpha Cole and my father, they brought out the worst in me, the very worst. My mother's frail body leaned into a corner of the dusty room. She wrapped her hands around her knees and rested her right cheek on it. I wanted to call out to her, to let her rest her head on my thighs and try to get some sleep. I didn't know how long I had been here, but I believed it would only be a matter of time until...until the alpha came. I was sure that h