บททั้งหมดของ Alpha’s Forbidden Obsession: บทที่ 61 - บทที่ 70

Olivia"Hi, Mom. I am not coming home tonight, and I know you're going to be busy now. So whenever you check your voicemail, you're going to see this, and I want you to know I'm fine. Tell Dad not to worry, and I would be sleeping over at Violet's place."I ended the voicemail, tossed my phone on the small couch, and I just sat down. I wasn't going to Violet's place, and I knew Violet was going to cover for me either way, even if I was in her place or not.I stared around this small apartment, and I bought this place when I was in my final year of high school. It was like my own little escape, and I never thought it was going to come in handy until now. The space was small and cramped, and it was decorated like a place meant for a 16-year-old. But it was mine, and I never really thought of this place until now.I changed out of my office clothes, got into something more comfortable, and it was funny how 16-year-old me was still wearing the same clothes as 22-year-old me. It was tight

Grayson“Grayson... Grayson.”I couldn't recognize where exactly I was, but Olivia's voice keeps coming from the distance. At first, it sounded... playful, like we were just having fun, but we were in... the woods. It was sunny, and the sky was bright.The trees were so tall that the leaves at the top made a canopy above us, the sun streaming through it. “Grayson.” I heard my name again, and when I turned to the side, I saw Olivia standing beside a tree. She looked so happy. She had on a short, flay, flowery dress, her hair falling down her shoulders. “Olivia,” I whispered her name, but she just gestured for me to follow her, and immediately she began laughing, and she just ran away. I was confused, still looking around as I began following the route she took, but it was like she had just disappeared. “Olivia,” I called out her name. “Olivia!” I screamed again, but this time around there was no response. It felt like she was just gone. Then from a distance, I heard giggles. I began ru

Olivia I was running around, trying to make sure everything was perfect. I could not believe I had forgotten my father's birthday until the last minute. The maids were putting up decorations while my mother stalled my father. I was making sure everything was perfect. Coming back home at the last moment was such a terrible idea, but it was also good because it helped me get out of my own head. I had been so trapped, concerned about Grayson, Hudson, and now I don't even know if I'm adding Jimmy to the list, because the way he had looked at me, I shook my head. No, I was not going down that route.“Olivia, please, are these the exact decorations you want for the cupcakes?” one of the maids said, snapping me out of my thoughts.She handed me a palette of so many decorations and colors. I pointed at the pink one with sparkles. I knew my dad didn't like pink, but this would for sure make him laugh.“This one is perfect,” I said as she nodded before rushing off.Our entire compound was heav

Olivia“Olivia, you look so beautiful...”“She’s going to be married soon,” my mommy whispered into my aunt's ears, and they both laughed before walking the way I stood. Still like a statue, compliments kept coming from left and right, but the more people spoke to me, the more distant their voices became.Hudson began walking towards me, and I could see the hesitation on his face.“You look really pretty tonight,” he said, never sleeping like the first time he spoke to me.I didn't even bother responding to him. My eyes were on Grayson.“Your parents look happy,” I said, forcing myself to speak, hoping and praying I do not choke on my own saliva.Hudson turned his head to where his parents stood, and a proud smile appeared on his lips. Then he turned back to look at me.“I've been trying for those two to at least get along, and today I really didn't know what to change. But when my father called Mom, asking her to accompany him to the party tonight, I was so happy.”“So are they, like

GraysonWhen I got home after the party, the entire packhouse was quiet as usual. It was dark, and her laugh was the only thing that kept playing consistently in my head. The way she walked around the house, like she was meant to be here. Everyone absolutely adored her as much as I did. And my gaze moved to the couch where Olivia usually sat whenever we were sitting at the living room. I kept picturing her seated there. But quickly, I shook my head, trying to snap myself out of this state of mind. But it wasn't working. I wasn't sure it was humanly possible to miss someone as much as I missed her. And what killed me the most was the fact that seeing her today at the party, I still treated her horribly. I thought ignoring her would have been best. But I still had to keep up with the act. That was the only way to get her to stay away from me. I kept trying to convince myself that I was doing the right thing. But every single day that passed, my heart broke into a million pieces. I was