All Chapters of Desired by fate: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Chapter 11Harper’s POVI woke up to the sun streaming in on my face through the raised window curtains. I groaned getting up on my feet. I washed up in the bathroom and brushed my teeth. My mood was a bit uplifted mainly because I didn't have to deal with seeing Stella. She was away on a trip with the Alpha. She informed me that after this trip, her relationship with the Alpha will be revealed. “Clock is ticking. Keep a close eye on them.” I rolled my eyes when I saw her text. I picked up a pink tank top and some white shorts from my closet. After changing into them, I headed downstairs. My earphones were tucked into my ears as I hummed to the song and twirled around. The cleaners went about their duty while I headed towards the kitchen. I grabbed an apple and bit into it munching loudly. I opened the fridge and grabbed a bottle of water. I scrunched up my nose when I perceived the scent of the water. It also tasted a bit weird. “Odd,” I shrugged and gulped the entire bottle down

Chapter 13Harper's POVI had no idea where we were off to, but I trusted they wouldn't be playing their usual mean tricks. I didn't know that, but I had to give them the benefit of the doubt if I wanted to get information out of them. I smoothed my skirt which fell just below mid-thigh. I let my hair fall behind my back in waves before walking out of my room. It was the weekend. Mine has always been spent hauled up in my room either working on a project or hiding from the entire world. The Whitmore brothers on the other hand spent theirs on booze and different girls posted on their stories. I might have watched their stories a little too much when I was bored. Deep down, I wanted to know what it felt like. I was never invited to parties. The first party I was ever invited to turned out to be a disaster. Andrew and the rest of the maids didn't say a word to me as I walked past them. I was supposed to meet the triplets in the garage. I glanced around but they were nowhere in sight. S

Chapter 15Noah’s POVI sniffled feeling the cold air on my skin, blowing through my hair as we made our way past the partying people searching for Allison. They were mostly drunk teenagers who were sucking each other's faces off. Finally, we saw her drunk and arguing with someone at a bar. We all stopped walking. There were lots of people there. A group of friends were taking pictures with their phones. We can’t be caught in those photos. Allison certainly cannot either. Our fathers would throw a fit if they found out we were getting involved in illegal races. His name had already been soiled in the mud for being a bad Alpha. Imagine this being in the news. Goodness knows what he would do. The last time he was backed into a corner, we got a new mother and sister.“Come on,” Hayes beckoned to us pointing us towards another direction. We passed through there avoiding the cameras till we got to Allison. I pushed the guy she was arguing with. “Get lost.”He tried to talk back but when

Chapter 17Allison’s POVI opened my eyes feeling arms around me. There was a slight ache on my head probably from all the wine we had last night. My phone buzzed from the repeated texts I was getting. I stood up on my feet unknowingly kicking a bottle from the many bottles littered on the floor. It clinked noisily making Cole groan. It took a lot for us to get drunk. I grabbed my phone from the nightstand and made my way to the balcony. The messages were from Laura and Rachel. I called them both on a group call and lit a cigarette as I awaited their response. They finally picked up after the third ring. “Hi Ally.”“Heyyy.”They both called out to me their voices enthusiastic. They must have gotten over the suspension. Not that it ever really reached them. They used the opportunity to go on vacation. “How are you girls doing? Ready to return to school?” I inquired with a smile. School has been boring and uneventful without them. Other girls tried to get on my good graces and take t

Chapter 19Harper’s POVI had barely two months left until graduation. Getting expelled now would mean I endured all those hard years just to end up with nothing to show for it. “You’ve been suspended. Also, you won’t be able to apply for the college scholarship anymore,” she deadpanned. I stared at her in disbelief. All that resounded in my ears was the scholarship part. “You are lucky a member of the parents committee didn’t agree with the others. He argued in your stead and he’s the reason you are here right now.” Lucky? She seriously called this lucky? When she knows everything I have done to make certain I got the scholarship? I partook in activities I should not have had to. I took so many classes and volunteered at so many functions. I endured all the harsh treatments I got just for a scholarship. “You can’t suspend me and you can’t stop me from applying for a scholarship either. I…I earned my grades,” I stuttered. It took me a lot to speak up to her but I had no other choic