Lahat ng Kabanata ng Contracted To Alpha Brent : Kabanata 81 - Kabanata 90

BRENT The car swung dangerously close to a ditch. My chest slammed into the seatbelt as a bolt of pain shot up my side. What the fuck! I fought the wheel, jaw clenched, arms burning and my wolf roaring inside me, pushing strength into my limbs. Finally the tires caught grip. Then the car slowed before stopping with a violent jerk. Cold heat broke out across my whole body as I sat there, breathing hard while my heart pounded like a damn drum. "What the hell was that?" I thought. There was no way I had crashed into something. Something or somebody must have crashed into me. The first thing that came to my mind as I thought about it were rogues but then I remembered that rogues weren't usually anywhere around here. Rogues were somewhere about a couple miles away, and that's where I had stationed many of my guards. But if this wasn't the work of a rogue then what was it? "What the hell was that? I got the answer to my question almost immediately because just then I smelled it. I

BRENTLie after lie from my own past choices punched me in the face and the rest stung me now. I regretted many of the things that I had said to her, the decisions that I had made. I rubbed my eyes and dropped the phone on the table, feeling so tired all of a sudden. Her ignoring me over and over again meant the same thing. She didn't want to talk to me. She didn't want to see me. She didn’t even want to hear my voice. It hurt more than I wanted to admit. I tried to sleep that night but my mind wouldn't shut up. Every thought felt like a knife to the brain. Every memory that I had of us felt like it was mocking me. I hated it so much but there was nothing I could do to help it.I finally closed my eyes and slept out of mental exhaustion, hoping for the day when all this would end and I would finally get to see her again. But that day, considering everything thatI had just seen, felt very far away, like it wasn't coming back any time soon. It was my alarm that dragged me out of b

BRENTThat was enough to tell me that this was going to be a very difficult process. She was already glancing behind me, as if she was going to call security if I asked the question again. I exhaled slowly before running a hand through my face. "This is very important." "I understand, sir, " she said politely but firmly too. "We do not share resident information. It's against our policy. You should understand. It's not just normal to do something like that." My jaw tightened. I understood her. She was very right but I didn't want any of her bullshit reasons. I just wanted to get this done and find Evangeline before she got an idea that I was after her and escaped. I couldn't let her slip through my fingers anymore. "I'm not asking for bank details. I just need the names and I'll be out of your hair." She rolled her eyes and shook her head like I was being difficult. I was being difficult but I had no other option now. I was either going to get it or nothing else. And even tho

EVANGELINE Tessa was sitting beside me on the bed, her little legs swinging as she played with the edge of her blanket. Trent was on the bed, lying close to the pillows and blinking at the ceiling like he was thinking about something serious even though he was only a child. I just hoped he wasn't thinking about Brent again, because there would be no way to get him out of his mind. I hated when Brent was the topic around here. But I knew all that would completely vanish whenever he got close to me. I brushed my fingers through his hair, trying to calm myself. I didn't know why I felt restless, but something just felt off. Something in the air was just so tight that it made me really uncomfortable and I hated that feeling. Just then the entrance door opened. I looked through the slightly open door and saw Nolan walk in with a strange look on his face. His nose was willed and he kept sniffing the air like something was wrong. His shoulders were stiff and his eyes kept darting toward

BRENTHer lips trembled. She looked like she wanted to run. She looked like she wanted to yell it out at me to tell me how much she hated me. She looked like she wanted to punch me in the face. But she just stared at me like she didn't know what to do with the truth, simmering in barely restrained anger. I pitied seeing her in that situation. It tugged at my heart and made it twist painfully. And that was when I did something she didn't expect. I leaned in without any sign or warning, and then I hugged her. I didn't ask for permission. I didn't even think about it. I just felt like that was the right thing to do at that moment. Because she needed it and because I couldn't stay one more second without showing her how much I missed her. Her hands went stiff on my chest at first. Frozen. But she didn't push me away like I thought she would. I held her there for a long moment. I didn't care who was watching. I didn’t care if she hated it. I didn't care that she loathed me. The thoug