All Chapters of LOVE WITH THE WRONG ALPHA: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The Perspective of the Leader of the Wild Pack"Boss, there's bad news," said my right-hand man before bowing respectfully before me.Bad news?It had been so long since I had heard those words. They sounded almost foreign to my ears. I could already guess what might have happened. The Alpha in this region was not strong enough to defy my orders, and humans, they weren't even considered to be at the bottom of the pyramid. They were too weak to be taken into account. So, who was brave enough to bring me bad news?I raised an eyebrow, signaling for him to continue. But before that, my gaze flickered toward the girl in front of me with a look of contempt. I waved my hand, dismissing her. The girl immediately bowed her head and stepped back nervously.These women never know when to leave.I shook my head slowly, then looked back at my subordinate and motioned for him to speak. My hand turned the page of the agreement in front of me, a document I had to sign with an alpha.How foolish.I d

Alexis's Perspective."Hey, you're back? You have no idea how much I missed you," Audrey said as soon as I entered our classroom hallway.I was so happy to have friends who welcomed me back. With a big smile on my face, I looked at the trio before hugging Audrey, who didn't want to let go of me.As we hugged, I glanced at Shane and Matt, who were making mocking faces, causing me to shake my head.I knew exactly how they felt, but they were trying to hide it. Only boys act like that. "She was only gone for five days. You didn't show this much enthusiasm even when I came back from a month-long trip. Am I even your boyfriend?" Shane thought. "How dramatic," Matt muttered to himself."I miss you too, honey. How was your picnic? Did you have fun?" I asked her, ignoring her pouty face."It's not fun without you," Audrey said before burying her face in the crook of my neck like a child complaining to her mother. She was so short that I was sure she was standing on her tiptoes to hug me.

Sebastian's point of viewI made a mistake, and I realize it. The look in her eyes clearly shows that she wants to be anywhere but beside me right now.I woke up early in the morning to prepare my apology speech after a late-night meeting with the Blue Lake Alpha group. Everything is ready. I was going to ask her out on a date, apologize to her wholeheartedly, and ask if she was willing to give us another chance. I had even thought about which restaurant we could go to for dinner if she was in a good mood. But seeing how things had turned out, I didn't think I would be able to do any of that.Maybe I hadn't prepared myself enough, and that was why everything had turned out exactly the opposite of what I had imagined."Well, even if you had prepared yourself for days, you would still have ruined everything. You started bothering her friend, Matt. And your attitude in class? Did you think she was your servant or something? You made her walk around the room in front of more than a hundre

Alexis's PerspectiveWhile walking through the forest looking for fruit, because I was too lazy to go to the supermarket to buy it. I realized that a rabbit had been following me since I entered the forest. It was as if he wanted to tell me where the fruit was, and I couldn't help but follow him. He was too cute to ignore.At that point, I had picked three oranges and four berries, and I was looking around for other fruits. Don't get me wrong, I could have picked a lot of fruit directly from the trees, but I was satisfied with picking the ones that had fallen to the forest floor. Maybe I was a little greedy, but I also knew the concept of sustainable consumption, which I always followed. After all, this area was full of small animals that only ate these things."Alexis, don't go any further. I think these fruits are enough for you for today. You can cook a meal. We have to go home now," said Ariana, and I fell silent. She was really a scaredy-cat.It was as if we had been living in th

Alexis's PerspectiveI walked into class, intending to talk to my friends, then saw the last seat and realized it was empty.I had been looking for them since I started college, and so far I had searched everywhere, but hadn't found anyone.It turned out I was right. Those idiots skipped class without telling me.But I couldn't blame them entirely. They were probably dealing with hangovers from last night. Matt's party last night was crazy. They made the big mistake of challenging me to a drinking contest, which I won. Not only that, but I also won the $500 cash prize, which, I have to admit, was the only good thing that had happened to me since yesterday afternoon.Sighing deeply, I saw the professor who had stopped his lecture to stare at me."Sorry to interrupt you. Please continue," I said, bowing and turning away.I was about to leave the hallway when, as I turned, I bumped into someone."Watch where you're going!" I snapped, feeling annoyed for no apparent reason."Why? Otherwis