All Chapters of His Elusive Omega, His Resolute Alpha: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

It took us five days to get out of the mountains and finish Nana’s funeral, as well as the subsequent disaster that followed the will-reading.Initially, we only thought we’d be there for 3-4 days, but the matters of her estate had taken far too long to deal with, especially because of her will.It was a nightmare. For some reason, she’d left everything she ever owned in my name. I was flabbergasted when I learned this, and my uncles were rightfully angry. They didn’t receive anything, not a single cent, not a single heirloom.So, after the will reading, conflict had arisen. My father was trying to play the mediator, but everyone else had felt like they'd been wronged. Then someone suggested that Nana’s death was suspicious, and the police got involved once more.I didn’t blame them, to be honest. The very account of Nana’s death was…unsettling at most.Apparently, Nana had lived in a gigantic, Victorian-style house in the middle of the woods with a live-in helper/servant/housekeeper,

Adam Kennedy was there at the hospital, and Victory could only think of one reason for it.She knew this would happen. He’d figure out something was wrong sooner or later, and he’d come to find Revon. Especially after they disabled Revon's phone number, barring him from any contact with him.Victory was frustrated, but she had to support her parents. If she had her way, she’d just let Adam see Revon and wash her hands off them. Let them deal with their own teenage dumbassery. After all, Revon didn’t remember him. He won’t be keen on having a relationship with someone he didn’t even know. He'd just let Adam go, and they could get back to their normal lives. Adam will probably be devastated, but oh well, he was still a teenager. High school romances never lasted long. Eventually, he would've moved on, especially knowing about the miscarriage. It would have been the easy way out.But her parents didn’t think so. They did not want the Kennedy heir to have any contact with Revon at all.

“What are we going to do now?” Cristie asked after we’d been kicked out of the Hawthorne estate. “We’ve tried everywhere we can think of. There's literally nowhere else he could be, unless the Hawthornes have another property around here." I stayed silent because I had no answer to give.We’ve exhausted every single option we had. No hospital claimed to have Revon. When we went to check his place, the security guard told us that the entire Hawthorne family had gone on vacation.Abroad.He told us that lie with such a straight face that for a moment, I doubted myself for a second. I wondered if I was still at my grandmother’s funeral, sleeping in one of her guest rooms, and dreaming all of this.Because how could it be real? How could Revon just disappear like this? And his entire family?“Are you sure there was no one home?” Cristie asked, snapping me out of my thoughts.“I…I don’t know. I couldn’t see, they wouldn’t even let me past the gate!” My voice shook as I talked, and it took

“No, Mrs. Kennedy, they’re lying!” Annalise cried out, knowing that the jig was well and truly up. “I didn’t do it. They just want to find a reason to justify Adam cheating on me. I'm the victim here. Me!"Mom didn’t even look at her. She stared at the photograph, unblinking.“That’s…isn’t that your late aunt’s amusement park?”I nodded.“He couldn’t go public with me because his parents didn’t want him dating Alphas,” I managed to say, swallowing down my emotions hard. “So, we met there. We thought it was safe. But she violated that. It was supposed to be our sanctuary, and she followed us in.”“Not only that, but she took their pictures,” Cristie supplied, glaring at Annalise. “And she showed to them everyone at school when Adam wasn’t there to out them. Called his boyfriend a homewrecker and slut-shamed him. Intimate pictures, Mrs. Kennedy, if you get what I mean.”Mom looked at Annalise with horror.“Is this true?!” she demanded.Annlise was already shaking her head, crying. “No,

Six years have passed, but sometimes, it feels as if it were only yesterday that I last heard Revon’s voice.If I had known that it would be the last time I was going to hear his voice for six long years, I would have cherished it much more. If I had known that he would disappear the very next day, I’d have taken a car straight back to town and boarded a plane to come home.I never got to hear what he was trying to tell me before that accursed phone broke down. If it had been as important as I thought it was, or if it was just him looking for some validation from me after what we talked about behind the shooting range…or even if it was him trying to break up with me because I pushed him too hard…I didn’t know what it was, and by the way things were going, I never would.For the last six years, I’ve been searching for Revon. The Hawthorne family packed up and left only a few days after Cristie, and I tried to break into the hospital to meet Revon. We nearly got arrested for it, and by