The lost Alpha’s wife のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 11 - チャプター 20

An email from Sharon popped into his inbox as he was finishing his call with his personal assistant. He opened it and saw she had sent him many emails. One was her chatty missive about the fitting of her bridal costume and the preparations for the mating ceremony. The other was about his trip, which he clearly had not spoken to her about before postponing the whole thing. A shaft of guilt speared him. He knew by now her father, Alpha Calvert, must have told her about his trip. She must be really heartbroken. He had known Sharon since they were children. He had never really felt any romantic emotion for her, but they had liked each other. In fact, he knew she liked him very much. She was kind, a little wild but gentle, and he was sure she would make a good mother to Rosie, as well as their future children. Sharon was a safe choice. The right choice. “Our mate is too,” his wolf grumbled in his head. “No, she is not,” he said aloud, his hand slamming the desk in front of him. Neil w

She could hardly believe it was possible, considering how he had told her they had barely known one another, but what if it was? What if he was lying about everything? What if it explained everything? “Were you…” She swallowed again. “Were you in love with me? Is that why you are so angry and bitter about everything?” He looked extremely surprised. But then he shook his head slowly, his eyes mocking her. “Not at all. I was never in love with you. In fact, it was you who had been in love with me.” She stiffened beneath his touch, that soft stroking of her skin that she shouldn’t be allowing and yet couldn’t seem to pull away from. “How do you know that? There is absolutely no way I would be in love with someone like you.” This time, the expression on his face was one of pity. “Because you told me so.” “I don’t believe you,” she said in total disbelief. If she had been in love with a man like this, wouldn’t she have known, or wouldn’t she have felt some sort of connection even now,

Stepping off the plane on to Moonridge soil was like stepping it heaven. The golden like sun reflected on her eyes and she smiled in to it. She had forgotten how beautiful Moonridge was. Especially comparing to New York where the weather was no good for werewolves. Four black Mercedes limousines sat nearby and a team of dark suited men with earpieces waited stoically beside them. Several powerful looking men dressed extravagantly, stood in a cluster near the bottom of the stairs. These men Avira could swear were Alpha’s. A red carpet had been rolled out from the plane to the cars. Neil held out his hand to her. She hesitated before taking it. His touch always sent such wave to her body, that she needed to avoid any close contact with him if she can. He preceded her down the stairs. The men at the bottom sank to their knees and bowed their heads almost to the ground as he approached. Avira stopped short. This was definitely the greeting given to an Alpha of Alpha’s, not just to any

Neil sat at the large carved desk in his office and stared stonily at his beta Scott and his private solicitor.“What do you mean? My divorce is going to take some time?”The solicitor cleared his throat. “The marriage contract with Avira Diago is very clear, My Alpha. It can only happen if she denounces as her mate.”Neil’s blood pressure skyrocketed. “But there extenuating circumstances,” the man continued. “The fact that you can not even if you go ahead to renounce her right now, the title would be withdrawn.”Neil tossed his pen down on the desk with a sharp crack. Damn her! She was proving to be both but trouble after all. He had read the contract before he has ever signed it, but of course nothing about it had been out of the ordinary. Though it was true that Alpha’s had the power to divorce or renounce who ever they wanted, Avira’s dad had sort to protect her making sure he could not divorce her for no just reason.He shoved to his feet and paced over to the window. “So the co

Neil shoved back from his desk. It was finally time to call it a day. Sharon was sitting down quietly and watching him all the while that he worked. After Avira had collapsed, he had taken her to her former room. The room she stayed in when they were married. Then the doctor arrived and checked her. “She just needs a lot of rest.” “Is that all?” Neil asked as he stared at her lying pale on the bed. “Yes! Her body seems really weak from stress. A lot of rest will do the trick.” The doctor reassured him and soon after he left. Immediately the doctor left he had gone to his office where Sharon was waiting for her. “Is she okay?” Sharon asked immediately she saw him. “Yes.” “What did the doctor say?” “That she collapsed from extreme stress. A lot of rest would do the trick.” He replied and settled down in his seat. Now was the time to tell her about everything. “Please sit, Shar.” It was a nickname only him called her. She sat down quickly and he told her the