The Alpha's Punishment

Elizabeth Summers POV “Oh look, it's the mutt.” Nico Vale, the future Beta of our pack shouted the moment I walked into the parking lot behind school. So much for keeping a low profile today. How was it that they always seemed to know where I was? I thought that by coming into school via the back entrance I would have been able to avoid them. I should have known I wouldn’t be that lucky. It almost felt as though the harder I tried to hide from them the quicker they locked in on my location. Could they smell my fear or had one of them slipped a tracking device into my bag when I wasn’t looking? I put my head down and kept walking towards the school building. Maybe if I could make it to the door before they reached me then they would lose interest and just leave me alone. It was unlikely, but it was still worth a try. I took a deep breath and started to walk faster, I was only a few metres from the door. Just a few more seconds and I would be safe. I was almost at jogging pace

Jasper Hartford’s POV Lizzy walked into the room and my pulse quickened. She was talking to her friend and she had paused just by the door to laugh at some joke that I didn’t quite catch. I would give anything for her to laugh at my jokes like that, literally anything. She looked so carefree and happy, she was pure perfection when she was like this and I was addicted to watching her. She took her seat in front of me and flicked her long auburn hair over her shoulder, wafting her scent in my direction. I could smell the coconut shampoo she always used and the slightest hint of sweat on her skin. It was such a mouth watering combination that made me want to run my tongue along her skin. I wanted to taste every inch of her and I wanted to make love to her until she screamed my name in ecstasy. But she was the only person I couldn’t have. My parents saw to that the moment they decided to take her into our house and raise her. I have been hopelessly in love with Lizzy for the last thre

Jasper Hartford’s POVI had been looking for Lizzy all afternoon. She had skipped classes, she never skipped classes so I was naturally worried about her. I know I had upset her and her friend, I wanted to apologise to her although I wasn’t sure exactly how to go about it. I couldn’t find any trace of her scent in the school so I had come home hoping that she would be here. When I couldn’t find any trace of her here I started to panic. She was never late home, if anything has happened to her it would be all my fault. I needed some air. I was planning to go on a walk but once I stepped outside I could hear a car approaching. Lizzy can’t drive but maybe one of her friends is bringing her home. I watched the car pull into our driveway and then I saw him. She was in a car alone with that boy she hung around with. I had seen the way he looks at her, I would have to be blind not to. He was constantly watching her when she wasn’t looking and his eyes always lingered too long over her body

Elizabeth Summers’ POVWhen I woke up this morning my room smelled faintly of Jasper. It was almost as though he had been in my room watching me while I was sleeping but that couldn’t be true. I had to be imagining it, at least that is what I tried to convince myself of as I got dressed for school. After all, the alternative was just strange. What possible reason would Jasper have to be in my room? I didn’t have anything that he could want unless he wanted to see me. No, I must have been imagining it, he usually tried to stay as far away from me as possible. Come to think about it, he was uncharacteristically kind to me last night. I heard some of the omega’s talking yesterday, they said that Jasper and his dad had an argument after what happened to me the other day. Maybe I am being overly optimistic but I think it might have had an effect on Jasper’s attitude. Hopefully this would be a permanent change and I could stop looking over my shoulder all the time.The alpha and the luna

Elizabeth Summers’ POVI had been sitting on the sofa at home for the last half an hour waiting for Oliver to pick me up. I had been avoiding him ever since this morning, in fact I had been avoiding everyone since this morning. I didn’t want to have to deal with any of them. Oliver with his stupid ideas about our relationship, my other friends trying to push us together or Jasper and his mind boggling behaviour of the last few days. I had considered more than once messaging Oliver to cancel whatever tonight was. Then I could spend the whole night locked in my room instead, pretending that the world around me hadn’t suddenly gone crazy. Unfortunately, the thought of letting people down made me feel worse. I was left with no option other than to face my fate. “Are you ok dear? You have been distracted all afternoon.” Jasper’s mom asked. “It is nothing.” I said. “No offence Liz but you are a terrible liar.” She replied. “Ok. I agreed to go to the game tonight with a friend and now h