All Chapters of His Elusive Omega, His Resolute Alpha: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

“Really?” Cristie asked, hope naked on her features. “Will that be okay? We don’t want to disturb you so late.”“Oh, it’s not a disturbance at all!” The lady smiled. “I was feeling a little lonely anyway, and it’s always good to have company. Please, come in. It’s too cold out there, isn’t it?”I wasn’t wearing my scent blockers, so anyone could say that I was an Omega. Cristie was obviously an Alpha. Nothing made people feel safe like a married Alpha-Omega couple, especially to an Omega.It was one of the reasons I decided not to wear the blocker.Still, I had to wonder: how can anyone living in the twenty-first century be this trusting? I hadn’t really expected her to fall for the trick.Oh, well, a win was a win.The door closed behind us, and we took off our clothes. Man, I was glad she was so trusting, because it felt great to get out of the cold.The house, as expected, was warm and cozy. Exactly what you would expect an old lady to maintain. A cheery fire was burning and a half

Roy stared at us for a moment, a thousand thoughts flashing behind his eyes. He looked at my phone again as if to reassure himself of the pictures on the screen.I understood his hesitation. All of this sounded far too absurd to be real, and more than that, dangerous.He was a small-town boy from an average middle-class family who didn’t have the best childhood, who lost his best friend out of nowhere and was, allegedly, threatened not to look into it.There was no reason he should believe us, regardless of the evidence provided.A smart man with good survival instincts would just throw us out into the snow then and there.Instead, Roy looked up and met my gaze.“You really want to find Colton?”I nodded. “Finding out what happened to him is the key to finding out how I ended up taking his place.”“Who are you then?” he demanded. “Do you still have amnesia? Where on earth did you even come from?”“I’m afraid I can’t tell you the answers to those questions just yet, and it’s for your ow

It felt like forever before Revon called me back.I’d been calling since the moment he and Cristie left Roy’s house, but he texted me to stop and wait for him to get settled enough to talk. That took about twenty minutes, and I was bouncing off the walls until I heard my phone ring.I abandoned staring at the walls and dived for my phone, and nearly cracked the screen from how hard I tapped it to take the call.“What the hell was that?”“Hello to you too, Sugar,” came Revon’s tired voice, and I felt a lot of emotions all at once.A little bad for shouting at him, even though it was only because I was so damn surprised and honestly, panicked. So glad to hear his voice after what felt like hours of just listening to him on a speaker, knowing I couldn’t talk back to him.Relieved to know that he made it out safe and Roy Jung didn’t turn out to be an axe-wielding psycho like I’d been freaking out about. Revon was safe; he was breathing and whole, and even though the whole thing spiraled in

“I still don’t think this is a good idea,” Adam kept saying as I got dressed to go over to Cristie’s room. “What if you let something slip? What if they’re all there waiting for you?! What if it would be an ambush?”“I’m going to answer all those questions in order, only once. No, I will not let anything slip. This isn’t my first time trying to weasel out someone’s secrets. You should know that aside from being the sniper, I was also one of the best scouts in my unit. I’m trained in this shit, alright? Secondly, they will not be waiting for me because they have no idea I’m coming. I’m going to meet Maya, who’s living in New York. The Graces moved back to Minnesota a while ago. Thirdly, there won’t be an ambush because they have no idea that I will be coming.”“What if they would be there to console Maya?”“If they are in her house, I won’t go in. I will wait until they leave before meeting her.”“What if Roy tells them, huh? What if they have some sort of agreement that you don’t know

My plane touched down at LaGuardia Airport at around noon, and I was positively buzzing with worry.Adam assured me numerous times that he would not be in any danger while he was in Oyolle, and that he and Leanette would be nowhere near the rebel strongholds and would have the best security they could afford (which ought to be the goddamn best there is). Even the local government -who wanted this collaboration to succeed so they could get more foreign companies ready to work with them- were generously lending some of their own armed forces personnel.There was nothing for me to worry about. They would only be in the country for three to four days, mainly for advertising and PR purposes. They would only be visiting the rural countryside for a day, and the rest of the time, they would either be in a city or the capital.Still, I worried. The conflict had died down significantly from when I had been there, but it hadn’t entirely stopped. Perrin said that army intelligence thought the ins