All Chapters of LOVE WITH THE WRONG ALPHA: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Sebastian's Point of ViewAnger. That's what I felt at that moment. It was as if a fire was burning inside me, and the only way to calm it down was to run away so that I wouldn't end up killing someone or doing something I would regret later. Everything seemed red. My intention to kill or fight was clear, even to myself.I hated this feeling. It tortured me and made me regret it more than ever. I regretted trusting that girl. I trusted her, and she destroyed that trust without a care. The way she smiled as she told me everything was like she was mocking me, and my aggression overflowed in response to that mockery.The girl I had started to like and desire turned out to be the thing I hated most in the world. Not only because she was a dirty stray dog, but also because she was the type to reject her partner. A stray dog that rejects her partner. Imagine what her partner must have gone through. He must have been heartbroken when she rejected the bond. I know that feeling, because my rea

Alexis's PerspectiveWith one last smile at him, I turned away, not wanting him to see the tears I shed for our friendship.And that's how people like that treat me. First, they try to make me believe that I have someone I can trust, that I can confide my secrets and sufferings to someone. But when I finally open up, they leave me.At that moment, I wondered if everything would have been better if I hadn't said anything.Of course, I wasn't drunk. I was just pretending to be drunk so I could express what was in my heart, using "drunkenness" as an excuse. I knew I would never be able to say these things to him while sober, if our friendship continued to grow stronger. So this was the perfect solution I found.Holding onto a tree branch, I cried while covering my mouth with my hand. I tried to hold back my tears, because the last thing I wanted was for someone to hear my helpless moans and cries, especially if that person was Blake.Was I suffering because of the large wound on my back,

Mark's Perspective"Yes, Father. I'll handle the agreement with them. No. This time, it doesn't include the allied group. I know, Father. The topic is wild dogs, right? Don't mention the lantern this time. We'll discuss it at another meeting. Yes, I'll leave tomorrow night. I need to meet Alexis before I leave. I know the leader of the wanderers lives there. No, I won’t have any issues with them, don’t worry. Now, I have to go pack my things because I also want to meet Alexis. Eric is handling security for now. Alright, goodbye. I don’t want to ruin this meeting just because the council chairman is paranoid about his son going to the meeting alone,” I said before ending the call.Originally, my father was supposed to attend this meeting, but due to the recent attack by wild dogs on a group of dogs in Asia, he had to go there and won’t be back until next month.I’m on my way to Los Angeles to discuss the worsening wild dog problem in that area, and this time the project will last for t

Sebastian's PerspectiveTurning around, I found myself face to face with the man known to everyone as the son of the council leader and the next leader, standing there with a cold and angry expression.Looking into his red eyes, I immediately regretted what I had said.Not because I was afraid of him, but because I knew he was close to Alexis, and he would surely tell her everything.And that was the last thing I wanted to happen."Mark? Well, it's an honor to welcome not just one, but two important council members. What brings you here?" I said, trying to change the subject.I knew what I said was wrong, but I wasn't going to apologize for telling the truth. Strangely, the council was busy protecting him when they should have been focusing on other serious issues, such as the cheating scandal.“Let’s skip the formalities, shall we? What did you say about Alexis? That she should be killed? How could you say something like that when you don’t even know a tenth of the truth?” Mark asked

Alexis's Perspective"Wait, did you just say that I'm going to be tested?" I replied, feigning fear and widening my eyes.Test me? Who would dare touch me?"Haha... Don't worry, dear. It'll be quick and painless," she said, while the boy stared at us in confusion, his eyes darting between me and his girlfriend. He looked at us as if he had heard these words for the first time in his life."What are you talking about? Lanterns? Analysis? Did I miss something? How did you know about the professor's research? You’re not even part of our lab,” he asked her.It seemed like someone was in for a big surprise. I wasn’t surprised to learn that he hadn’t told her about our species.Narrowing my eyes, I looked the girl up and down. She was a lantern, a little taller than me, and clearly a traveler."We're talking about a different project here, dear. Why don't you go in and talk to the professor while I take this girl? I think we'll be good friends," she said, her eyes fixed on me with a warning