บททั้งหมดของ Alpha’s Unclaimed Stripper: บทที่ 81 - บทที่ 90

Jade stepped out of the car and banged the door shut. She stared down at the screen of the phone in her hands, she corked her head to the left, and then to the right, as though she was trying to examine something. "Yes. This is the place." She said out loud. She held the phone firmly in her hands and walked into the hospital. She did not bother to stop at the reception table, she would not know what to say. Instead, she decided to follow the well-detailed map on her phone. It was a good thing she had taken geography at some point in her life. She walked up a flight of stairs, carefully following the location of the phone she was tracking. When she finally got to the same floor he was, she took the right turn, as instructed by the map. She had barely walked ten feet when she saw him. He was leaning against the wall, his left hand in his pocket as he held his phone to his right ear with his right hand. Even from the side, the man she loved the most in the world was outstandingly stun

Lake: It was safe to say two days had passed since the news of Jojo's mother arrived. Bentley had not been very pleased to hear that she was on another paid leave, but it was my company, I could do with it whatever I liked. I stayed in my house, as I always did on Wednesday afternoons. Time for my evening studio session, when I could complete the painting I had been working on, was near and I was paying apt attention to my antique clock at the top of my room door. The knock on my door interrupted the blissful silence of my room. Even though I was not expecting any visitors, I knew it would Neil. An important document probably needed my signature. "Come in!" I called out, before I placed my phone in between my legs which were folded on my bed. The door creaked open and Neil stepped in, just as I had expected. He had a brown envelope in his hands. I narrowed my eyes on his hands after I noticed they were trembling. I found myself sitting upright, with my legs placed on the floor, r

Kenji was the one who pushed the glass door of the restaurant open, while Lake stepped into the air-conditioned room before him. The moment they walked in, they were welcomed by the aroma of several steaming hot meals, placed on several tables around the room. Kenji watched his best friend walk slowly and carefully until they approached a table at the end of the room. Kenji followed him behind, while wondering what it was that had caused Lake to insist they come here. It was certainly not hunger, because from all indications, Lake was far past having a growling stomach. He settled into the seat in front of Lake, on the same table. His eyes did not leave the man for a single moment. Lake's mind continued to wonder around the room, he found it hard to restrict his thoughts to a particular thing. He had decided to come here with anger and resentment in his heart. But knowing he was here, and his mother was under the same roof with him, caused his heart to melt slowly. There was a faint

Lake: It is safe to say I ran out of the restaurant as quickly as my legs could carry me. I could hear faint cries behind me, echoes of a male voice screaming my name, but I paid the voices no mind. I had to be out of the building as fast as possible, so as not to make a public mess of myself. I walked to my car and leaned against the first door, flinging my hands over the car and placing my forehead on it. I shut my eyelids very tight, to stop the tears that lingered in them from flowing. Immediately my tongue sipped the familiar taste of the noodles, and tears gathered in my eyelids. I wanted to scream for joy, yell out in anger and cry in pain, all at the same time. So, I decided to be silent instead, it was the only reaction that would not expose any of the many things I felt. As I ate the noodles, I saw myself again. I saw that day, very clearly. It played out in front of my eyes like I was watching a movie. It was the event that changed my life, the moment I fought hard to bu

Jojo: I would have fallen asleep on my mother's thighs if it had not been for a nurse's interruption. It was time for mama to take her evening drugs, it was also time for me to rush home since I knew it was only a matter of time until Valerie returned home. I had to make dinner before Mel and Valerie returned and I prayed to the goddess to help me because I was in no mood for preparing meals for people to eat. I stood up from the chair I sat in and turned my back to take my leave. I was halfway across the room, my eyes fixed on the door when my mother called out to me. "Miss!" I turned swiftly. My response was always almost automatic. My whole body responded to her voice, even though the names she addressed me with caused my heart to bleed. She smiled as our gazes locked. "If you ever see Jojo, do tell her I need to see her. It's been so long and I..." Her cheerful smile dissolved into a sad one. "...I miss her. I miss them all, but her the most. She was my best friend, please l