Todos os capítulos de Not my spec: Capítulo 131 - Capítulo 140

Aiden’s pov I always thought it would never had been settled simple but I wasn’t expecting that next action as I made the revelation to her. But it came in a full swing. Her hand came across my face so fast that I could feel the impact. It felt like a mild hit but it tore through me. Not on the surface but on the inside. She looked like an injured wolf trying to hide the grief of the pain as I just looked at her. Everyone turned to look at us, I could have hit her right back or done something to retaliate for the pain but I just stayed quiet as she walked past me. “You’re in my way…” she told me as she walked over to her locker and grabbed her bag. Everyone was looking, gasps and whispers filled the air but I didn’t care about the thousand stares and what they were thinking, I only cared for one and what she was thinking. I heard a loud bang of her locker as I turned to look at her, she was walking away. I had a push that I should follow her but I stood back, didn’t want to follo

Mathew’s povWatching the whole drama unfold, I felt a cold gesture, something just kept hitting at my chest. A feeling of dread of how slow I had been. My fear was becoming a reality. I just realized I had missed out at so much that I didn’t realize how close they’ve become, not until this moment. My little chat with Aiden had proven that something interesting was going on between these two, even if he doesn’t say it, he cannot hide it. I was losing gosh I was losing the bet. Even with what I did for their gifting ceremony. Giving Aiden and Rayna a beach house for two weeks for closure just to keep Lila away, I could see how far I had lost to them, my plans were beginning to get visible to Aiden and it was bad. Now I just hope this plan works out.I was losing my mind to thinking a lot, so much on my mind I needed time to offload, I needed more ideas. Out of Aiden’s sight. I quickly ran home, driving fast to meet someone who could help me with this thinking.I was worried, so much

Aiden’s pov I waited near the end of the hall, keeping my eyes glued to the door of the principal’s office. I couldn't sit still, my mind racing as I hoped against hope that things wouldn't turn completely disastrous for her. The moment she stepped out, I rushed over. But her face was shadowed and expressionless, a clear sign she had no desire to talk to me. I couldn't just let her walk away, though. “Hey...” I called out, but she ignored me, quickening her pace down the corridor. “Hey,” I tried again, gently catching her by the arm. She stopped and turned to face me. This time, she didn't yank her arm back or put up her usual stubborn defenses. She just looked utterly drained and deeply troubled. “What happened in there?” I asked softly. She turned her head away, unable to look me in the eye. Her silence spoke volumes she didn't want my help, I could see her unwillingness to say anything to me. “Lila, I’m just trying to help...” I offered, keeping my tone as gentle as possibl

Aiden’s pov Surrounded by fire and dust, darkness and light, I stood alone before a rise of due and smoke in the air. In the midst of nowhere. I turned around in fear hoping to see something familiar but all there was nothing, just deep within a cave, darkness claimed the ground while light held the sky. Suddenly, a piercing howl echoed from my left, shattering the eerie silence. I strained my eyes into the night, but I could see nothing. What started as the solitary cry of a single wolf multiplied into the chorus of a thousand beasts, growing deafening with every passing second. I became alert as I took a step backwards, but that wasn’t enough. Activating my wolf vision, I peered through the shadows if I could see more. A shadowy figure emerged from the shadows, neither man nor beast, but a radiant light covered in darkness. I kept my wolf sight locked on the being as it closed the distance, even though I didn’t understand its form, I knew it was drawing closer. Dropping into a d

Aiden’s pov I don’t know what game Mathew was playing now but it was something I didn’t want to be too bothered about it. I walked out of the gym, not because I was finished with my workout, but because the sight of the two of them together was getting on my nerve. Why were they suddenly so close? It didn't make any sense. She had made it clear she wanted me nowhere near her, so why was Mathew the exception? I couldn’t help it but it was getting under my skin. The thought kept gnawing at me from the inside out. I was so lost in my head that I didn't notice the footsteps behind me until a hand clamped onto my shoulder. “Aiden!” I turned around to find Mathew catching his breath. “I’ve been calling after you...” he panted, straightening up once he caught his wind. Not wanting to give away how rattled I was, I kept my tone cold. “Aren’t we done talking?” I asked, turning on my heel to walk away. “I know, I know,” he said, catching up to my side. “Now you see I’m not as stupid as